Atoyubu

Starting with the food. I got the fresh salmon, popping salmon, fluffy egg, and grilled spicy pork. I liked the fluffy egg and grilled spicy pork the best. Fresh salmon is alright. It is what it is with basically poke quality salmon. Light and refreshing. Popping salmon has like sort of a buldak/rameny flavor for the marinade which I didn’t like but my partner liked. Not too spicy. Grilled spicy pork is fairly typical dwaegi gogi, which i like so i’m a little biased. i thought it was good with the yubu. Plenty of pork marinade seeping through the rice. Not very spicy. Fluffy egg did not have as much roe as the picture lead me to believe but it was good. It also had a few salmon roe for some reason but I liked it. Nice and savory. Egg was wet-ish and soft. nice. Prices are fairly reasonable. I’d say 3-4 would be a pretty filling meal for the average person. about $5-7 each yubu after tax. I’ve never seen a yubu restaurant before. Vibes are kind of grab and go but they have a decent amount of seating for like groups of 4-5 maybe (like 3-4 tables) Pretty okay neat looking modern place on the inside. I might try again if I was craving something in particular. I wanted to try the Garlic Butter Crab that other reviews were talking about.

I tried the salmon and beef and lamb sweet pocket. Had to use a spoon because they were so overstuffed. The salmon was tender and fresh, and I love the tofu pocket. The rice is dressed with mayonnaise, I think. The beef and lamb has barbecue sauce on it, but not too sweet, and with good flavors. Great prices, friendly staff, and quick service. Will be back for more!

I enjoyed this spot a lot. The line can be long, but the workers move really quick to get your order as fast as possible. Quality of everything is very high. The tofu skin has a lot of flavor itself. It tastes like it’s marinated in an eel sauce marinade. Anything should be a hit here. Our favorite was the eel one. The lemon pepper salmon was also delicious. But you really can’t go wrong with anything you order here. I would just recommend 2 per person. 3 if you’re a big back like me. These are stuffed with a lot of proteins and rice so you can get full very quickly.

Was in the neighborhood and decided to give this place a try based on the Google reviews. It didn't disappoint. Tried the specials, one with truffle oil. It looked small but I was actually full afterwards (lunch) from eating 2.5. Overall, 5* for the items that we ordered. Complimentary condiments.

Heard a lot of good things about this place. Wanted to say food was great... it was ok. Rice was kinda mushy. The fish topping was good 🤷‍♀️. I need a Lil more fish per rice ratio. Inside was nothing write about, 4 walls. But packaging was well thought out, very upscale with nice carrying bag with cute logo.

Soooo happy I went this afternoon this on a Facebook short last week. Took my daughter and her family for a nice lunch of something they’ve never had, but I was familiar with having grown up in Hawaii and Japanese inari sushi. This is the Korean version, Yubuchobap. Love at first bite. Seriously come and give this a try! We had the bulgoggi, spicy pork, eel, tuna and ginger, spicy tuna, bbq gyro for the kids. Amazing. Can’t wait to go back! Bear in mind it’s a tiny strip mall, 4 shops, so parking is extremely limited. We got there at the right time just before lunch “started” at 11:30. If you can do takeout, it’d probably be better in the long run with the limited parking. Online order thru Toast, preferably. There is seating inside enough for I think 30 people? We were able to sit after some people left. If not at a table, there are barstools along the East wall with plenty of space to eat. It got a little crowded but lunch had just started. When we left it had mellowed out considerably. There are only 3 canned sodas offered but water is free as are the utensils and handy wipes because you are going to use your fingers and get messy in the best way. I’ll recommend what I had which is the tuna and ginger, grilled Bulgogi, and the spicy pork. But the tuna and ginger was my favorite, probably go back just for that. Please note everything is made to order except of course for the tofu pockets so don’t expect fast food. It’s delicious food, plain and simple, and I’m so glad we went. We were three adults and two kids, ordered 13 pieces, no leftovers. None. And as a bonus to me, a Star Wars fan girl, a cool Storm trooper poster in front of my parking space. So, yeah, this place gets 💯

I had the pleasure of dining at Atoyubu in Buena Park, and it was an absolute treat! This spot offers a unique Asian fusion dining experience, focusing on yubu—a popular Korean dish made with tofu wrapped around a variety of fresh ingredients. The menu is a fantastic fusion of flavors, with highlights like fresh salmon, spicy tuna, garlic butter crab, and creamy avocado. Each bite was a burst of deliciousness, with the balance of flavors truly standing out. The quality of the fish was top-notch, and I loved how the garlic butter crab added a rich, savory depth to the dish. The atmosphere was also cozy and inviting, making it a great place for a casual yet elevated meal. If you're a fan of creative Asian fusion or looking to try something new, I highly recommend checking out Atoyubu. I’m already planning my next visit!

This place specializes in tofu pockets filled with rice and a protein mix on top. It's a bit messy to eat since they fill the pockets fully. But the place does provides gloves and hand wipes for your convenience. At the time of this review each pocket is about 5-6$ each. I myself got the bulgogi, garlic butter crab, and unagi(eel). All of which were delicious I would say the bulgogi was my favorite. Lots of filling compared to rice ratio. If you've never had Yubu, know that these pockets are on the sweet side as the tofu pockets are usually part of a sweet marinade. So if you have a friend who likes more savory food they may have mixed feelings about eating here. The menu lists out clearly what the flavors are so definitely take a look. The parking is small though, so please carpool with your friends instead of meeting to this location. Ordering is easy as they have a touchscreen for you to select what you want and pay by card/tap. And food service was quick and delicious. Definitely stop by for an easy and fast/casual meal. :)

Food: spicy grilled eel (8/10) - slightly creamy and very spicy. eel is fresh and yum! spicy tuna (9/10) - really spicy, fresh tasting fish, and packed/filling grilled bulgogi (8/10) - grilled onion adds a nice flavor and the bulgogi has a smokey taste fresh salmon (7/10) - slightly creamy and saucy. basic but fresh and decent lemon pepper salmon (7.5/10) - smokey, peppery, and citrusy myungran crab (4/10) - barely any crab and full of just sauce and rice Service: Upon arrival they'll ask if you're a returning or new customer. They'll show you the stand that has the most popular items to help guide you when ordering. You then place an order on the kiosk and wait to be called. They also let you know it's 3 pieces max per person. Ambiance: It's a small but cozy and bright spot during the day. They have a self serve water station as well. It's a very casual spot to swing by and have a nice little snack/meal.

I came to this location after discovering the one in Walnut. I ordered different items to get a good variety of fish and flavors, and every single thing was delicious. It honestly feels like a hidden gem that most people haven't discovered yet. They have multiple locations, and I've visited more than one because it's that good. It's perfect when you're craving sushi but don't want a full roll. The tofu pockets are a great size and super filling--usually I can only eat one or two and I'm done. I've tried all the flavors, and everything has been fresh with really authentic taste. The inside is very clean, and the service is great. You typically order from a touchscreen, but if it's your first time, they'll walk you through it, ask what you like, and even recommend their top options. Definitely recommend trying this place--it's amazing.

These Yubu, or Ubu, or Inari pockets are my new obsession! I love being able to get a variety of flavors and you definitely can with these! They are a fried soybean pocket (inari) filled with sushi rice and your toppings of your choice. You can get sushi like toppings or cooked toppings like bulgogi, eel, or spicy pork. I've tried these a few times at different places and these were delicious. Today I tried the spicy tuna (indeed SPICY and I can handle spice), the fresh salmon, and the blue crab (real crab) with salmon. I loved them all and can't wait to try more. Three Yubus is plenty for lunch or get a fourth if you are starving. I think their logo is so adorable (they should give out stickers or something) and the service was great. You can order with the staff, on the kiosk, or online. My son thinks these are the best around because of their spicy flavors. But if you don't like spice there are plenty of options.

I had driven to Buena Park from San Diego for a book event, but one of my side quests was checking out Atoyubu, I saw a TikTok about their restaurant and since it was close to the event I had to check them out. It was a rainy evening, I got to Buena Park area around 5:22 pm and there was ample parking, I think the rain really deterred a lot of people from being out but there were definitely a lot of people still eating inside. As soon as I got in, I was greeted right away, there was another patron in front of me so but I had been stalking their menu online so I already knew what I was going to get. The cashier was really friendly and explained to me the options, I mentioned to her that I had come all the way from San Diego and she was so happy that I made the trip, seriously so kind. She said typically people order three, but I was going to Portos next so I only opted for 2, I wish I had listened and got 3 because these were so delicious. I'm a so basic, I ordered the myungran crab and the spicy tuna yubu. When I picked up my order, I was surprised at how big it was, I thought they would be dainty but they were actually such a good size for the price and the price points are really really fair. The cashier was so kind and offered my a soda for free which I appreciated after such a long drive in the rain. I tried the crab yubu first, I wasn't sure how to eat it so I just watched others, after taking a big bite, I decided to take the toppings off to make i easier for first timer me, can I just say this was so delicious. Everything was seasoned so well, do you marinate the tofu pockets too because it was so soft and flavorful and the filling, the rice and imitation crab were all so delicious. Then the spicy tuna, was really spicy, not obscenely, but just the right amount of spice, I kid you not it was so good. The tuna was fresh, the spicy sauce had a good kick to it and the sweetness from the rice and tofu pocket balanced it out so nicely. I REGRET NOT GETTING MORE. If I didn't have a book event for 3 hours I would have ordered more to take home and now I will have to find a way to satiate the cravings back home. Thank you again for such a great experience, food was top tier, prices were really fair, portion size was generous and friendliness and kindness of employees was so appreciated! Definitely recommend, definitely coming back!

I went in with not so many expectations because... what the heck is an atoyubu? Hahah, well. I guess it's like a big sushi roll? I was surprised by how tasty it is though. They're often sold out of their fish ones so I haven't tried many of those. The meat ones I have and they're quite delicious. One day I'll try a fish one so that one day I can change my review. Until then, the rolls are delicious and I'll keep eating them! 2 is quite filling and 3 will be a full on meal. Unless you're a big big eater. I'm a medium eater now. Do with that what you will! :)

I really enjoy Atoyubu, especially when I am in the need of a quick bite to eat during lunch. Atoyubu has offerings of rice wrapped concoctions filled with rice and a delicious variety of toppings. I've had the crab and fresh salmon during my first two visits and I have had the bulgogi in addition to them during my first. I found that for me personally, three made me feel overstuffed, but two were plenty. They are much more filling than they look. My second visit was months after my first, and I found that they have added quite a few more offerings! This just makes me want to come back more and try more variety. Ordering is more or less like a fast food establishment. You order through the large kiosk at the register and the workers are working like very busy worker bees. There is usually an employee at the front who will assist you if needed. I will definitely be by more often to try their other options.

10/10 Grilled Spicy Pork Yubu - This spot has been on my list for quite some time now. I finally got to try it! I only tried one and my friend got the other two. We got it as an appetizer before going to dinner. The meat was full of flavor! It's basically half meat and half rice. Yum! Cost - $4.80 (before tax).

My fiancé and I came across Atoyubu after a long day at Knotts Soak City. We arrived a little too early and the doors were still closed, but we were able to find good parking. While waiting, we noticed a line starting to form right outside their doors. That's when we knew "this place has to be good!". The workers were very friendly and helpful, especially since it was our first time. The worker warned us that some spicy items on the menu were very spicy. My fiancé and I are spicy freaks, so were pleasantly surprised that the spicy came from Bludak Sauce - our fav!! It was our first time trying Yubu, and this place made us LOVE IT! We cannot stop raving about it, and cannot wait to try the other location closer to us!

This is my go to quick bite spot after thrifting in the area. You order on a large tablet but staff is available if you have questions. So many different options but my favorite has to be the lemon pepper salmon and spicy salmon. Comes out perfect every time. I also really like the crab one. Parking can be tough when it's busy but otherwise love this spot!

We didn't have trouble finding parking, but I could see it filling up quickly during their peak hours. We were greeted by the staff as soon as we walked in, and the staff asked if we were familiar with the menu and offered to answer any questions that we had. There was a kiosk at the counter, which made the ordering quick and easy. We ordered: Creamy Myungran Yubu Double Cheese Bulgogi Spicy Grilled Eel Buldak Yubu Spicy Tuna Yubu Lemon Pepper Salmon Yubu We got the food in a reasonable amount of time and they were bigger than I expected. Although I liked that they were decently sized, it was easy to make a mess and difficult to share. The two spicy ones that we tried were very similar in flavor, which was a bit disappointing but they were still tasty. The restaurant was clean and well kept. Overall, I enjoyed them and will return when I'm in the mood for a quick meal.

This restaurant came out of nowhere! A friend invited me to lunch and I was blown away. I never thought Buena Park would have something so unique but the seafood here is unreal. Everyone was super friendly with service. And the restaurant was really quite. No loud music or loud talking. It was perfect for our lunch meeting. This restaurant offers various flavors Inari pockets with different type of toppings. With options of various seafood, beef, pork, and fluffy egg. I love how you get a little of rice inside the pocket which holds the tofu-wrap perfectly. Be warned the spicy tuna is SPICCCYYYYYY. But if you love spice then try this one. I have visited this restaurant twice and looking forward to coming back to try their rest of the menu! This restaurant is a true gem of Buena Park! Also a big plus, this restaurant has lot of of free parking. This restaurant is a perfect go to for lunch!

Atoyubu is great! I'm not usually a big fan of inari, but I really enjoyed the flavors and styles they offered. I tried the garlic butter crab, lemon pepper salmon, salmon, and spicy tuna. Three was the perfect amount--four was a bit much, so I took the last one home. But they were all delicious!

Overall would come back here again, they provide wasabi and soy sauce. Haven't really found anywhere else that sells things like this besides Korea. Once we came back from Korea we were hooked! While it isn't exactly like the ones we had in Korea it was still really good! Our favorites were: Fresh salmon Chipotle salmon (or garlic butter crab) but was so good! Spicy salmon (extremely spicy but the staff usually warn you, wish they had less spicy options) Grilled bugolgi, and eel one was okay We would probably pass on the egg next time Overall, I think they have a great thing going here and would def come back! They have tons of options but anything with salmon seemed to be our favorites or anything with a Smokey flavor but that may have just been personal preference

Tried Atoyubu and place is modern, opened with good amount of traffic both cars and people! Hahahah You order via a kiosk...Staff was friendly and helpful, even when I'm inquiring what they would recommend. This review will be quick and short because this place closes early (or like a siesta). Just be aware of the short hours close midday, maybe the hours are new and testing out crowd demand, which caught me off guard a bit. The "rice bowl/boat" wraps are creative, fresh, and packed with flavor -- I especially loved the lemon pepper salmon and spicy tuna. You could taste the spiciness which I appreciate when an item is deemed "spicy". Portions are reasonable and everything tasted really fresh. Overall, Atoyubu is a great, tasty spot I'd definitely come back to --plus there's shopping center nearby and a bubble tea place just around the corner!

This is one of my favorite place to go to when I'm craving sushi as a snack or light meal. Don't let the size fool you because honestly 3 of these makes me stomach pretty content. Flavors I usually get: - Spicy Tuna (my absolute favorite) has a huge spice kick but not too spicy where it's not enjoyable. - Fresh Salmon - Grilled Eel (sweet & savory) - Fresh Ginger Tuna They occasionally come out with new flavors which I always enjoy trying. I went on Thursday 10/9/25 and tried their popping spicy salmon and it was delicious. Not as spicy as their spicy tuna but I still liked it! They have a few seating areas for you to enjoy there or you can always get it to-go and get their cute packaging haha. Parking is very limited which is a downside (especially during peak lunch hours) but that doesn't stop me from going. I park across the street and walk over. Staff are always friendly. They always ask customers if they've been here before and if you haven't they explain the whole ordering process for you.

Make sure to check the hours before you go; I believe they close at 2 PM and reopen at 4 PM. The service was good. I placed my order on Yelp, which directed me to DoorDash for pick-up. Here's a breakdown of what we tried: - Buldak: Okay - Lemon Pepper Salmon: Salty, sour, and a bit dry - Spicy Tuna: Tastes like any spicy tuna--in a good way - Grilled Bulgogi: Okay - Myungran Crab: Decent - Grilled Eel: Sweet We took the food to the park to eat so Izzy could run and play afterward.

Service was great, the workers greeted me right away and asked if I had been there before or if I had any questions. You order on a touch screen at the front and then they call your name when it's ready. The place was small, but very clean. We decided to order to go. The food was ready after a few minutes. They even gave us a few lollipops in the bag for the kids which was nice. Ordered 4 pieces: grilled bulgogi, myungran crab, spicy tuna, and fresh salmon. My favorite was the myungran crab and my husband's favorite was the spicy tuna. The seafood tasted really fresh. The 4 pieces were really filling. I think I would be good with 3. It was a little messy to eat because the pieces were packed. I think they are worth the price. Would definitely go again.

portion of the fish were great, i personally loved the fresh salmon and lemon pepper. The crab meat one wasn't my personal favorite as I don't love crabmeat that much, but i got it because i love mentai yet i barely tasted it. the spicy tuna was EXTREMELY spicy. As someone who can tolerate spice pretty decently, it was almost equivalent but less spicier than buldak sauce. Would probably come here again if i'm craving a snack!

I enjoyed this spot a lot. The line can be long, but the workers move really quick to get your order as fast as possible. Quality of everything is very high. The tofu skin has a lot of flavor itself. It tastes like it's marinated in an eel sauce marinade. Anything should be a hit here. Our favorite was the eel one. The lemon pepper salmon was also delicious. But you really can't go wrong with anything you order here. I would just recommend 2 per person. 3 if you're a big back like me. These are stuffed with a lot of proteins and rice so you can get full very quickly. Seats are limited here so I would recommend getting to go. They also have online ordering too.

I been wanting to try this place and this did not miss! I was very satisfied after trying all the selections we picked out. Each inari pocket is filled with rice and generous portions of fish/toppings. Tako Wasabi: 4.5/5 Fresh Salmon: 4.5/5 Bulgogi: 3.5/5 Tuna: 4/5 Chipotle Salmon: 4/5 Myungran Crab: 5/5 My favorites had to be the myungran crab and fresh salmon! My next trip back to socal, I need to come back for more! Super affordable around $5 each and 3 can usually get you satisfied.

Atoyubu is such a hidden gem in Buena Park! They specialize in yubuchobap (tofu pockets stuffed with rice), and it's unlike anything I've tried before. The flavors are super fun and customizable -- from spicy to refreshing, sweet to savory -- they really have something for everyone. The presentation is beautiful too, each piece looks like a little work of art . The staff are so kind and you can tell they put care into making each order fresh. Portions are generous, and the prices are very reasonable. It's also right by Knott's Berry Farm, so it's the perfect stop before or after the park . Definitely a spot I'll keep coming back to -- if you're in the area, you have to try Atoyubu!

I found this place on Facebook after watching one of those food reels. Some guy was raving about it, so I had to put it on my radar and check it out. ATOYUBU serves what they call "unique fusion cuisine", it's rice wrapped in tofu skin with all kinds of toppings on it. You'll see stuff like sushi, chicken, pork, or avocado on top. I went with three: the avocado, the salmon, and the pork. Each one runs between four to six bucks depending on the topping, but they're decent-sized. If you placed all three together into one sushi roll, it'd probably come out to about $13-$15, but this way you get three different flavors. My favorite was the avocado. Super creamy and well-blended. The pork had decent flavor, a little different than what I'm used to, but not bad. The salmon had a sweet taste and decent texture, but it could've been a little fresher. Not terrible, just not the best I've had. Overall, it was a pretty decent experience. You do get a good portion, but a lot of that is rice. I wouldn't say it blew me away, but it's a cool spot to try something different. I'd probably come back and try a few other combos next time.

We ordered online and the order was ready when we arrived. The parking lot is small and was pretty full. The taste is good, I think that is a well deserved 4 stars but I knocked off one star for the price. It's extremely pricey for one item that is mostly rice and little bit of topping. We bought 4 and it was $25ish. Note: They are hard to eat in the car. It will be messy. We got gloves to try to eat them but it still ended up being messy. Best to eat them at table.

Tried Atoyobu for the first time and loved it! I got three; bulgogi, spicy tuna, and lemon peppered salmon. All of them were delicious and filling. The flavors were fresh and balanced, and I really enjoyed the combo of tofu skin, perfectly cooked short grain rice, and toppings. The staff were friendly, fast, and the space was clean, bright, and inviting. Three definitely gets you full! Perfect for a quick bite if you're in the area!

Ordered for pickup online and order was ready quickly. The staff were busy helping walk-in customers but noticed I was there for pickup and helped me right away. The store is nice and clean but be warned the parking lot is really small and it can be hard to deal with when it gets busy. My mom really liked the fresh salmon and the spicy tuna. Overall everything was good but the price increase makes this a lot more expensive. I'm not sure if I can justify the price with the amount of toppings. There's definitely a lot more rice. All in all nice to get once in awhile. They're packaged really nicely and easy to grab for a picnic or a quick meal!

TLDR: clean store, quick service, delicious food! The portions are pretty decent and I would say that 3 pieces are good enough for the average person to get 85% full. -- Now to go in depth on the items I ordered: Spicy tuna: as a person who doesn't really do spicy, this one was surprisingly my favorite! They warn you that is is very spicy before you order, and indeed it is; the spice reminded me of the ones they use for Buldak ramen, so it's not your typical spice flavor you'd expect. The tuna was fresh and the spice gave it a good kick. Fresh salmon: this one has a clean and refreshing taste! If you want something safe, I would suggest getting this one. Myungran crab: the roe and crab make a good combination! I think the mush texture might get to some people, but I didn't mind it. Also, if you're wondering, you can really taste the char on it. Totopos bulgogi: I think this was my least favorite... I thought I would like this one the most because I'm not as big of a fan of raw fish in general, but this one was alright. Not trying to sound weird, it tasted like chili cheese Fritos.

Wow wow wow! Absolutely tasty. Incredibly flavorful and satisfying. I love inari (rice in tofu skin) so I was really looking forward to trying this spot. Ordered based on my friend's recommendation- 1 Chipotle Salmon, 2 Lemon Pepper Salmon, and 1 Popping Spicy Salmon. All so delicious but the Lemon Pepper was an unexpected stand out. Service was friendly, order on the ipad. Food came out quickly. Cute and simple interior. Highly recommend! Can't wait to go back!

I always go back to Atoyubu whenever I'm craving some yummy Inari pockets! I've been here about 3-4 times and so far, my favorites have been: - Garlic butter crab: soo buttery and garlicky and they do not skimp - Lemon pepper salmon: the lemon pepper is zesty and savory (if you like lemon pepper wings it's like a sushi form of it) - Wasabi octopus: it has a really fresh taste! and the wasabi is well blended so you don't get the feeling where it kicks you in the nose They're often very generous with their portions and make sure you put in your phone number for rewards :) Ample seating inside & wifi as well! The only downside is the parking lot can get crowded real quick at peak hours so you might have to park across the street at Target or just pull in and hope for the best.

Decided to come back to Atoyubu realizing that there was no other yubu spot that hit the same. I ordered the same thing as I did the first time I came. Prices got more expensive by I wanna say 20%? Which was a huge downer. The upside is there isn't a ridiculous line anymore and parking is actually available now. Taste wise, the bulgolgi yubu and eel yubu were still the best I've had. Other yubu spots in LA don't compare. The only thing now is that atoyubu is more expensive than other yubu places.

I've been there twice. Both times I've had great services and they're super helpful in making sure I get what I like. Ambiance is welcoming and chill atmosphere. As far I food there's no bad choices that you can make. I just love their salmon variations especially the spicy ones. I do appreciate their portions size too. You just need two items it will fill you up like a whole meal. Highly recommended this place. Definitely will return,

Experience was great and a very unique option if you're looking for thin pocket sized snack filled with rice and a large variety of fillings such as salmon, tuna, crab, bulgogi, and more!!!! It's a must try if you're ever in Buena Park.... Come give it a try

Atoyubu is a small place in a small parking lot, but I didn't have any problem finding parking or seating since I came on a weekday afternoon. You order on a tablet, and the food comes out quickly. My friend and I ordered a lot of different flavors, and our favorites were the ginger tuna, the roe, and the spicy salmon. Only complaint is that the ratio of rice to toppings is like 90-10, but everything tasted good!

Visited on a busy lunch time! To summarize each flavor so it doesnt get too long...: Popping Spicy Salmon: buttery salmon, spicy fun popping eggs. Garlic Butter Crab Yubu: simple imitation crab, and done right Fluffy Egg Myungran: airy, flavorful, my favorite out of all! Chipotle Salmon: saucy, salty, needs balance.. i want to taste some salmon too Fresh Salmon Yubu: simple clean salmon, its a no brainer. Buldak Yubu: fire(literally), lowkey too spicy for me. bf loved it Double Cheese Bulgogi: hearty, cheesy, food coma. loveeed this one too overall experience: full house but fast-moving (lots of takeout orders), so seating wasn't an issue. 3pcs = perfect single-person meal. self-serve iced water is available. the interior is small but smartly arranged, and super clean. if you're indecisive, get one spicy, one light, and one hearty flavor! theyre all pretty good! every bite was followed by a "mmmmm!!!!!" I cant wait to take this on a picnic date! or a potluck idea. easy to bring around and will probably be a crowd favorite! Hope this helped! :)

I was craving Inari pockets specifically and am so glad I tried this spot! I love their variety and they really do pack the tofu skin ot the brim. The flavors are so good and they provided gloves and wasabi whcih I didn't expect! I'm not in this area much but the next time I am, I'm definitely coming back.

WARNING THESE ARE ADDICTIVE, AFFORDABLE AND EASY TO EAT ‍ Atoyubu is packing big flavor into these Inari pockets! Whether you want spicy or rich flavors, these are multiple options to choose from! Our favorites are: garlic butter crab lemon pepper salmon spicy salmon The ambience is clean and casual, perfect for a quick bite , and the service is very quick!

What matters more to you? Price? Flavor? Creativity? Aesthetic? Instagram foods that will make your crush actually comment on your post where this might be? Okay cool, lets introduce Atoyubu into the chat. Yes, white oak veneer. It surrounds this place but thankfully you're definitely not coming here for the stools and high tables (there's actually a spot with an outlet, two actually funny enough). You're coming here for the food. ‍‍ The service is quick! Thankfully too if you have any questions with how to approach inari rolls, they always seem happy to answer. It is definitely different but it's not like some idea that just came out of nowhere. If you're a japanese sushi lover, then you'll for sure be someone who will enjoy Atoyubu. Especially considering it's literally $7 per inari roll. Yes, maybe it may seem steep at first but a lot of that gets carried with the quality of the flavors and even the humongous size. For what you'd usually spend for sushi, you can expect a little less and still get that satisfying filling with enough of the rolls. Typically for my big back self, I'd probably say 2-3 is enough to fill up until the next major meal. To be honest, this could even be a spot to really get that savory and seafood appetite out of the way for both lunch and dinner. Each inari roll has it's own flavor profile so you won't get the same flavor from two different rolls. How can I elaborate this? Need something savory and meaty? Sweet BBQ Gyoro has that. Need something more crabby? Myungran Crab it is! Need that fresh fish taste with a little zest? There's one literally called Fresh Salmon. Something unique? Tako Wasabi that contains raw octopus is the way to go. 17 choices, 17 flavors. You'll find your favorite here, no doubt!

Atotubu is a great spot for inari! While a little pricy, the quality, presentation, and service makes this a standout place you'll crave and want to come back to. Parking: Parking is free in a private plaza, but the plaza is small and can get tight during peak hours. There's maybe 20 spots shared across several businesses. I recommend coming with a second person so one of you can hop out to grab the order while the other waits in the car. The inari here is delicious and there are a several creative options from fish to bulgogi, I think you'll find something for everyone. fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The toppings are creative without being over the top. I recommend getting 3 to get you filled. The service is excellent and super thoughtful. They offer plastic gloves for those who want to eat on the go without making a mess, and everything is packed neatly and cleanly. If you're eating there, the food will come out well presented. If you're taking it to go, everything is packed well. Staff is very friendly and if it's your first time, they'll walk you through the options. Pro Tip: If you're not dining in, order ahead online through the link on their website. It's the same price as in person and makes pickup fast. You'll be in and out in minutes, which is great when the plaza is crowded and you can't find a parking spot. The restaurant is somewhat small and can seat about 20 people if you decide to eat there. Atotubu is a great spot for a quick meal, with flavorful inari, great service, and smooth online ordering, it's definitely worth going back.

FINALLY got to try this place after having it on my list for so long It for sure lived up to the expectations I had! We got the * fresh salmon * mgyungran crab * grilled bulgogi * chipotle salmon * garlic butter crab * double cheese bulgogi They were all SO delicious! The flavor shined through in each of these, with the bulgogi being the right sweetness and the salmon being super fresh. The staff is also very nice and helpful! We got our food fast, and the interior was also cute with a lot of seating. I would definitely recommend- I know I want to go back already!

Finally got to try this place! For those who don't know, these are marinated tofu pockets stuffed with rice and various toppings. The menu here is pretty unique with some fun fusion flavors. There is an order kiosk in the front. Expect about $5-$6 each and recommend 2 for smaller appetite and 3 for normal. Usually these are made with seafood, but they have things like spicy pork and bulgogi. I tried the spicy pork, ginger tuna, fresh salmon, garlic butter crab, and cod roe with crab. I personally think the cod roe with crab was the best but I'm biased because I love the umami flavor cod roe gives. The garlic butter crab had such a good sauce though I could prob just eat that with a plain rice pocket lol. The ginger tuna was also refreshing. I think the spicy pork and fresh salmon were just okay, nothing special. With our order, they gave us a lollipop each which I thought was cute haha.

Atoyubu is a great place for yubuchobap (or Korean inarizushi). The service is quick and staff knows how to recommend flavors for first timers. It's relatively affordable, but the portion size is a bit small for for the price. I usually get 3 but I'm left feeling just satisfied enough to not be hungry anymore. That being said, the yubuchobap themselves are full of flavor. I've tried out a number of flavors here but my favorite has to be the lemon pepper salmon still. As many other Yelpers have said, there's really no wrong/bad flavor here. The restaurant is located in a small plaza so parking might be a bit difficult during peak hours. The interior isn't too big and seating is limited. They do offer free disposable gloves if you don't want to get your hands dirty while eating too!

Spicy tuna Popping spicy salmon Double cheese bulgogi Grilled bulgogi Grilled spicy pork Spicy grilled eel My absolute favorite was the spicy tuna but just know that it is really very spicy! Everything was so good and fresh. Always hits the spot. Depending on what you order, 3 yubus could be enough. Came here on a Monday, around 6pm. Parking is usually a headache here but it wasn't that busy when we came. Ordering was a breeze, waited about 10 mins for our order to come out. Plenty of seating. A local favorite, so I will definitely be back!

Love the concept of this restaurant. Great to come for a mid afternoon snack or full meal. My sweets - The inari's are nicely overstuffed with filling of choice. They have great multiple options to choose from and are super filling. My favorites are the garlic butter crab, fresh salmon, fresh ginger tuna and bulgogi. I like how they provide gloves as it can get messy when eating the inari. My sour- The spicy tuna is my least favorite and I love a good spicy tuna. Not a fan of the ingredients they use.

i absolutely love atoyubu, i've never had yubu before until recently atoyubu and it is absolutely delicious. I found myself eating here for lunch almost every week at least 1x for the past 2 months. My favorite yubu are garlic butter crab, myungran crab and the bulgogi on fire. you really can't go wrong with any of the yubu. the yubu are huge, flavorful, tofu skin and rice are perfectly cooked. the staff here are also nice and friendly. there's couple of tables for you to sit and a water station. Parking lot is kind of small. Highly recommend coming here and try the yubu, you won't be disappointed. If you like spicy, be sure to get the bulgogi on fire, it comes with a spicy mayo sauce that has a good kick and tasty.

Service: The service here was so nice! It was my first time here and I didn't know what to get. James was very helpful in telling me what was popular. Super easy to order. Food: Oh my gosh, the food here is sooo delicious! I love the lemon pepper salmon, crab, and surprisingly the bulgogi as well! They blow torch some of the items here, really nice touch and flavor. Ambiance: Super cute inside, very nice decor and aesthetic. I would definitely come back!

food; chipotle salmon - yum, generous portion of salmon pieces on top of rice. if you are a fan of sauce, smoky taste, this is for u! fluffy egg - for fans of tamagoyaki, more of a sweet than savory dish! grilled bulgogi - felt more like a gyudon with how thinly sliced the beef was but yummy nonetheless! service; cashier is always nice and is mindful when handing off the food/letting customers know that they can grab any additional utensils/sides that they like (ginger, soy sauce). addtl info; eating yubus can be messy (because it is not a one bite eat) so take advantage of the gloves, hand sanitizer and more that they offer for the best eating experience. also quality is consistent as this is the third time i've been here and the food is still great regardless of the time! they also have a loyalty program

First time I came the line was too long and decided to leave, but this second time there was no wait! Seems like the crowd died down a bit, but I ain't complaining cause this place was delicious. FAVES: Salmon - Def. a crowd favorite. If you love salmon, you'll love this. Spicy Tuna - The habanero kick was fantastic! Finally, a spicy tuna that actually has some heat, and the tuna chunks were perfect. Myungran Crab - Another delicious yubu if you're a fan of crab. The crab and the roe combo was spot on. Parking is limited, so during those peak lunch/dinner hours, you'll likely need to wait or park elsewhere. I'll definitely be back!

My friends and I came right when it opened so we could avoid any lines. It was the right choice because right after we ordered there was a line out the door. They have a restroom and some tables. Small parking lot so good luck during peak hours. I got the garlic butter crab, bulgogi, and fresh salmon. The garlic butter crab and bulgogi were both very flavorful and packed with richness. The fresh salmon was so good, clean, and refreshing! If you are getting multiple That have intense flavors I recommend to end with the fresh salmon as it cleanses the palette. Getting 3 didn't sound like a lot but I got super full from only 2! I loved it and will be back in the future for more!

We were in town for spring break and wanted to try this hotspot. We do not have anything like this yet from where we are from so I was thrilled to see what this was all about. Atoyubu is located in a nice area in Buena Park, CA. Unfortunately parking can be a challenge as the parking lot is very small for the several businesses that share that plaza parking lot. The restaurant is small with a few tables to accommodate dine in customers which is fine. We ordered 5 yuba sushi pockets, the fresh salmon, grilled bulgogi, grilled eel, creamy myungran, and the garlic butter crab. Everything was flavorful and so delicious. There was some sweetness to the yubi sushi pockets that went very well with the protein. The staff was friendly and efficient. Overall I enjoyed my experience at Atoyubu. I hope they can open a location in Northern California. Fingers crossed.

I really appreciate how they put their own unique twist on the classic yubu. The flavors are creative and fresh, and you can tell they take care in crafting each one. The quality and the attention to detail make every bite feel special. I got the lemon pepper salmon, grilled bulgogi, and garlic butter crab. My favorite had to be the lemon pepper salmon. If you're looking for something new and flavorful, I highly recommend giving it a try!