Kingyubu

The moment I took a bite, I was absolutely shocked by how delicious it was! Every ingredient was fresh, and the flavors were perfectly balanced to bring out the best in each dish. It was the same authentic Korean food that you would have in Korea! 10 out of 10—highly recommend! :)

Got Door Dash from here and first time trying yubu. First of all, the portion is generous and they definitely don't skimp out on the toppings. I think three would be enough for me and four if I want to try more variety. Our favorites are spicy tuna and mentaiko crab meat. I liked mala beef too very unique but prefer the traditional seafood ones. Hubby also liked king yubu which was a little light to me but he liked how fresh the seafood tasted. Probably wouldn't order spicy salmon again as not as good comparing to others mentioned and it was drowning in mayo. Also got rose tteokbokki but a bit too sweet for me. Liked the mini sausages in it though. Overall really enjoyed everything and will order again when nearby!

The service was great, she was very polite. We ordered the kimchi w/bugogi-loaded fries, which were amazing. They also had a lunch special for 14.99 with three yubu of any choice. We got the K-Spicy chicken yubu, Grilled bugulgi yubu, Grilled beef belly yubu, Lemon salmon yubu, Spicy Cravmeat yubu, queen Mermaid yubu, spicy tuna yubu. It was all good. Give this place a 10 out of 10.

We were here a week ago, and everything was absolutely delicious! We got a variety of yubu, the kimchi fries, and the Rosé Topokki. The restaurant is clean and fresh. The shared menu portions are huge! Enough for at least 3 people. The employee was friendly, helpful, and delightful. We will definitely be back.

Super tasty! King Yubu is a little hidden gem kind of place. Really delicious Korean style sushi. Think like little pockets with all kinds of fillings on rice. I got the Signature King Yubu, the spicy pork belly and the unagi Yubu with a spicy tuna and tempura sushi roll. All really good we also tried the kimchi loaded fries really big portion definitely a shareable portion. It was corn cheese with kimchi on the seasoned fries you can get different toppings like fried chicken or bulgogi but just the fries by themselves were super good so we went without all the extra. Definitely coming back to try the other options on the menu looks like new updates and ideas coming to the menu all the time. Great job chef.

Tastes great, portions way too small. Expensive. If I want to get full here, I probably need to spend around $40-50per person. If I was going to do that, I would have gone to a sushi restaurant.

Overall, the food and service were really impressive. I highly recommend trying the Lemon Salmon Yubu, Mala Beef Belly Yubu, Tuna Spicy Mayo Yubu, and Rose Topokki. Also, the location is very easy to park at. This is one of the best to-go or dine-in spots in Koreatown.

All I need is YU, BU! Finally hopped on the yubu train, and it’s 100% worth the TikTok hype, without a one hour wait! @kingyubu_la specializes in yubu, which is a type of Korean-style sushi that features a tasty tofu pocket stuffed with seasoned rice and some of the freshest sashimi I’ve ever had. They have so many incredible yubu options on their menu, and literally every flavor I tried was meticulously crafted and deliciously prepared. If you’re not a fan of raw fish, they also have torched fish, beef, and BBQ pork yubu options available, as well as Tteokbokki and other cooked Korean dishes on their menu. Make sure to finish off your meal with their signature shine muscat grape mojito ade, which was seriously one of the tastiest Asian-inspired drinks I’ve had! If you’re in Ktown, make sure to stop by and support the sweetest and most well-deserving Asian, family-owned small business! Featured here: 🍣 salmon avocado hand roll 🍣 spicy salmon, spicy tuna*, lemon salmon, unagi, queen mermaid, mentaiko crab*, king yubu* 🌶️ mala Tteokbokki 🍇 shine muscat grape mojito ade*

This place offers a great selection of yubu, with fresh ingredients and well-balanced flavors. The service and ambiance are fast-food style, but the quality of the food makes it worth a visit. King Yubu: A great mix of flavors with half salmon, half tuna, and avocado. The sauce ties everything together nicely. Spicy Fresh Tuna Yubu: My favorite--just the right amount of spice and super fresh. Mentaiko Crab Meat: Least favorite since it uses artificial crab, but the flavor was still good. Torched Salmon: Diced salmon that's lightly torched--simple but tasty.

Stopped by Kingyubu to try out their menu and was able to try three Yubu's. Everything was fresh, light, and flavorful! I tried the torched salmon, imitation crab, and bulgogi. Each bite had a great balance of texture and taste. The torched salmon had a nice smoky touch, while the bulgogi was what you would expect, chewy and flavorful. The meal also came with a warm soup on the side, which was a nice complement, along with fresh water. Service was quick and attentive, making the whole experience smooth. The only downside I experienced was the lack of parking. Kingyubu is located in a lot shared with about five other businesses, and when I arrived around 1 p.m. on a Saturday, I had to wait for a spot. Once I finally parked, I had to double park, which made me concerned about possibly getting a ticket or towed. Other than the parking situation, everything else was great! If you're looking for something fresh, light, and flavorful, I'd definitely recommend checking out Kingyubu!

First time having yubu and this place does it so well! Tastes pretty high quality and fresh, every piece is something fun and unique. Get 3ish and you'll be filled up nicely. Honestly, you probably can't go wrong just choosing whatever sounds good to you but I love the lemon salmon and king yubu. Parking wasn't too hard when we went and there was a couple spots right in front. Food: 9/10 Atmosphere: 5/10 Service: 6/10 Value: 7/10

King Yubu is one of my go-to spots when I'm craving something fresh, quick, and flavorful. I usually order through UberEats, and the packaging is both cute and convenient--it's designed to fit each yubu perfectly, which makes it feel intentional and sustainable. The food itself? Solid. The fish tastes fresh, and the flavor profile of the yubus is well-balanced--the sweetness of the tofu wrapper, the seasoned rice, and the toppings all work together really well. They also prep the food fast, so even with delivery, it arrives in good shape. I usually get full off of two yubus, but if I'm really, really hungry, I'll go for three. My go-to's are the spicy salmon, lemon salmon, and fresh spicy tuna--always flavorful and satisfying. Price-wise, it's fair for what you're getting, though I wouldn't complain if it were a little cheaper. When I have stopped by in person, the setup is super minimal--if I remember correctly, there aren't even tables or seating. Service is fine, nothing bad, but also nothing memorable. A little more friendliness wouldn't hurt, but it doesn't take away from the experience much. Overall, a solid spot for fresh, tasty yubus. Definitely worth trying, especially for takeout! 8/10

Had a great lunch here. Their lunch special is such a steal, 3 yubu and a drink for $14.99. I got king yubu (which had salmon, tuna, and tobiko), spicy salmon, and grilled bulgogi. The king yubu was packed with fish and they all tasted really fresh. Grilled bulgogi was delicious. Spicy salmon was also good but beware it is a bit spicy. Overall a great quick lunch spot. I didn't get to try any of their hand roll but will definitely do next time

Got Door Dash from here and first time trying yubu. First of all, the portion is generous and they definitely don't skimp out on the toppings. I think three would be enough for me and four if I want to try more variety. Our favorites are spicy tuna and mentaiko crab meat. I liked mala beef too very unique but prefer the traditional seafood ones. Hubby also liked king yubu which was a little light to me but he liked how fresh the seafood tasted. Probably wouldn't order spicy salmon again as not as good comparing to others mentioned and it was drowning in mayo. Also got rose tteokbokki but a bit too sweet for me. Liked the mini sausages in it though. Overall really enjoyed everything and will order again when nearby!

This little whole in the wall was pretty good!! You walk in and order through a kiosk, and they'll call when. The food is ready. We ordered a couple yubus and a couple hand rolls. They have a variety of stuff, sushi rolls, I only saw one rice bowl but maybe they're changing their menu. They also had kimchi fries, yubu with different topping options, they have hand rolls, and they had I believe soups. The prices were pretty good, items ranged from 6-9 bucks with the exception of bigger items like the bowl and stuff. The setting was pretty normal nothing too crazy, it was in a small little shopping center with other food options also. But overall food was really good, they even give you a miso soup and water with your order!

KingYubu is known for its yubu (fried tofu pockets) and hand rolls, and since I had never tried yubu before, I was excited to see what it was all about. We ordered six different yubu dishes and the Mala Rose Tteokbokki, and each order came with a complimentary miso soup, which was a nice touch. Overall, it was a good experience with some standout dishes. The Cloud Egg Yubu was light and fluffy, with scrambled eggs filling the tofu pocket. It's a good option if you like simple flavors, but I found it a bit plain. It's not bad, just not very exciting. The Spicy Salmon Yubu was refreshing and tasted similar to salmon hand rolls you'd find at a sushi spot. It's straightforward and enjoyable, but nothing new or surprising. The Mentaiko Crab Meat Yubu was my favorite. The combination of mentaiko (spicy cod roe) and crab meat was flavorful and rich. It paired perfectly with the tofu pocket, making it a dish I would come back for. The Queen Yubu, on the other hand, reminded me of a crunchy shrimp roll. It's a solid choice for anyone who likes classic flavors, but it's not very experimental or bold. Another favorite was the Tuna Spicy Mayo Yubu. It's very similar to a spicy tuna roll, so if you like that, you'll enjoy this. The spicy mayo sauce added a nice kick, and it was overall very satisfying, even if it wasn't the most creative dish. We also tried the Avocado Mentaiko Yubu, which I believe is a newer addition to the menu since I hadn't seen it on Yelp before. While my partner, a big fan of avocado, enjoyed it, I found it disappointing. The avocado didn't really enhance the dish or complement the mentaiko, making it feel a bit plain. The mentaiko itself was tasty as usual, but the dish could have benefitted from a more creative sauce combination. If the idea appeals to you, it's worth trying, but I would personally skip it next time. The Mala Rose Tteokbokki was the standout of the meal. The creamy rose sauce balanced the spicy, numbing flavor of the mala seasoning really well. It was unique and flavorful, and the portion size was generous. There wasn't much meat in the dish, and it was heavier on vegetables, which could be a pro or con depending on your preference. Either way, the sauce and flavor made it a must-try.

Kingyubu is definitely a gem in Ktown. First, I love they're in a parking lot that did not require valet or that bs. Basically free to park if there is an open spot. Kingyubu is in a plaza with other eateries, and their menu is more extensive than just yubus. They have rice cakes, sushi, and handrolls. Everything on the menu looked so good, so if you are eating with your eyes, you will over order but it's not necessarily a bad thing. You order, find a table and then your number gets called to pick up the food from the counter. It's a very casual environment. No frills. The cashier was very friendly and was patient on waiting for our order. He also recommended what were popular and the stars on the menu were the favorites. The yubu's were $4-6 dollars a piece, but these were packed and filled; you will be full if you order at least 3. I ended up ordering 4, but no regrets. Each order also comes with 1 miso soup! I ordered spicy pork, avocado and eel, spicy salmon and spicy tuna. My absolute favorite was the spicy pork. The flavor was packed into each bite and a hint of sweetness from the marinade. The first bite really blew me away and so did the second and third. My second next favorite was the spicy salmon. They do not skimp on the fillings. The other 2 tasted as you'd imagine. I certainly do want to go back and try more flavors, and even their mala rice cakes and maybe a hand roll or two.

Saw this on yelp and my dining companion and I traveled from the westside for these delicious looking Yubus! And everything was pretty good and fresh. My favorite was the Philly Salmon Hand Roll - the fish was bursting with extremely fresh sea flavor, and the cream cheese was so creamy and yummy. The seaweed itself was a little chewy, and think it's best crisp - but no matter, the bites were so good. Of the yubus, the ones with cooked meats were our favorites - spicy but not too spicy, and delicious. The king Yubu was pretty good, but the queen Yubu didn't have much flavor or texture. And while people love the big portion size and I know this is the typical way they are served, the overflowing top can make it hard to eat. Like how do you eat it without getting it all over your face or hands? Overall a well priced and tasty meal.

Very delicious inari pouches. They offer a wide variety of flavors and fillings including cooked meat and raw fish. Each one is flavorful but not too heavy leaving you wanting more. The raw fish is very fresh and nice quality while the cooked ones have a nice smoky fire taste. For those with a small appetite or just want a snack, 2 would be plenty. On weekdays, they offer a special lunch set of 3 yubus and 1 soft drink for $15. The restaurant itself is relatively small but still has a good amount of seats.

4.5/5: I stopped by for a quick bite and ordered the bulgogi, unagi avocado, and spicy salmon yubu. The shop is small and clean. I used the kiosk to place my order, however the staff member at the front was kind and helpful. I also liked that they had gloved to eat! I wasn't a huge fan of the spicy salmon yubu as it had too much mayo, which was overwhelming. However, I really enjoyed the bulgogi and unagi avocado yubu!! The peach lemonade was also a highlight. Although I'm not usually a fan of lemonade, I liked this one because it was carbonated and not too sweet or acidic. I would definitely come back to try their other menu items.

I really wanted yubu when I was in LA a few days ago. I needed a quick bite before heading to the airport for my flight and decided to try out this spot. I decided to get the King Yubu (salmon and tuna) and Spicy Tuna. To my surprise, it also came with complimentary miso soup, which was really nice! Both yubus had a good quantity of fish, and were not just filled with rice. I thought both were delicious but really enjoyed the king yubu since it was a mix of salmon and tuna. The spicy tuna yubu had just the right amount of heat for me, since I can't tolerate too much. The tofu had really good texture and wasn't too sweet, missing well with the other ingredients. Even though they seem small, they can really fill you up. The store was clean and was really cute with Christmas decorations. Staff was nice and the food came out quick, which I appreciated. I don't see yubu places often so I really appreciated that this one was so good!

I really like their yubus here (Korean-style fried bean curd pocket filled with seasoned rice and various toppings) since they are so filling while packed with flavor! The rice to filling ratio is perfect amount. They gave very generous filling especially when it comes to their fish toppings (#iykyk). My friend and I got 4 yubus each and already eating 2-3 is filling because of how large the portion is. I do think the pricing is very fair especially in Ktown. The inside is spacious and great ambiance to catch up with friends or a date! My favorites were the: 1) Tuna Mayo Yubu (5/5): Cooked tuna mixed with mayo and topped with pickled radish, scallion, and tempura flakes. This has got to be my favorite lol! They make it so well here and usually I'm a fresh sushi kinda girl. 2) Spicy Salmon Yubu (5/5): Fresh pieces of salmon, spicy mayo, house special sauce, jalapeno pepper, and tempura flakes. Great amount of salmon topping. 3) Spicy Fresh Tuna Yubu (5/5): Fresh tuna mixed with their spicy house sauce, tempura flakes, and scallion. They give so much tuna toppings it's great! I also tried their Spicy Sotteok (5/5) which are fried rice cakes and sausage that is slathered with sweet and spicy sauce. It was the perfect chewy texture and the sauce coating was perfect ratio! I would definitely get this again! Their Kimchi fries (5/5) were AMAZING as well!! Cheesy, kimchi bits, and covered with their spicy sweet sauce with perfect crispy fries.

Came here on a Thursday for lunch, and there were plenty of seats available. This place is like a fast-food chain where you order at the front and pick up your food yourself. Anyway, I ordered Bulgogi Yubu, King Yubu, and Spicy Fresh Tuna Yubu. The Bulgogi Yubu was okay. It tasted like any other bulgogi you get from a KBBQ restaurant. It had a lot of sweet sauce dripping, which made it a bit overwhelming, messy, and soggy. The King Yubu was my favorite. The flavor itself was very mild, which enhanced the freshness of the fish. I really liked how they included two slices of avocado. For the Spicy Fresh Tuna, I thought it was okay. It had a mild kick, but I was expecting chunks of fish rather than a mash. The tofu skin for all three wasn't sturdy and would always break, causing all the ingredients to fall apart. Because of this, I felt like I didn't enjoy it as much as I wanted to. Overall, the presentation was great, but spending over $20 for just three pieces of yubu wasn't worth it. I really wish they had a deal for buying a certain amount but they didn't. I wasn't entirely full but was satisfied. The service could've been better. The female staff didn't really greet us and spoke in very low voice. The tables weren't the cleanest. Small parking lot.

Located in a small plaza with few parking spots. Few seats available inside for dine in as many people seem to order take out. The resturant inside is very clean and tidy. Bathroom is gender neutral and pretty clean. Option to order via tablet or at the cashier. Food comes out pretty quickly. Sushi was alright. Not the freshest but there wasn't a fishy smell to it necessarily. The inari are the stars here. We got several cooked ones and enjoyed them. They're pretty filling and there are gloves available for you to use to eat with your hands. The rose tteoboki was also very good with a nice kick to it. It was not pictured as it came out last and I forgot. Second time here and would come back for the tteoboki and the inari.

A great dining experience - order at the kiosk and seat yourself. Food came out at a good time. Not too many indoor seats but it wasn't crowded and we were able to sit We ordered * spicy BBQ pork yubu * spicy tuna mayo yubu * bulgogi yubu * spicy salmon yubu * unagi avocado yubu * giant king roll * loaded Korean fries * fruit sparkling aide Everything was HUGE and packed full of flavor. My favorite yubu was the spicy salmon and then the unagi avocado one. The giant roll was not kidding. It was HUGE, the size of my palm. The loaded kimchi fries was very good. I liked how the fries were still crunchy even with all the stuff piled on.

This is a small place on the end of a strip mall. There were no more parking spaces so I end up parking on the side street. I came in and looked at their menu with the many yubu choices. The server told me which ones were his favorites and the popular ones. I went with the salmon and the bulgogi. And I also added the dukbokki because I was in a spicy mood that day. All the flavors were point on and delicious. But I think you get more rice ratio to the meat topping for the bulgogi. The salmon to the rice ratio was perfect. This place almost reminded me of the Picnic Time in Walnut. They have the similar concept. I enjoyed all. If you're in this area, give them a try. Thanks Kingyubu team for the great service and making delicious yubu and dukbokki.

I came here with a friend for dinner after seeing this place on TikTok and was pleasantly surprised! Parking is a quite difficulty in the cramped lot, but we were lucky and was able to get a spot because someone was leaving as we were entering. It's a little small inside with a couple of tables to sit at and theres a kiosk for you to order at. I ordered at the register because I wanted to check-in for the free yubu. Also, if you follow and post on Instagram, you get a free drink! I got: Spicy Fresh Tuna Yubu: Very yummy and actually felt a little spicy, which was nice! 8.5/10 K-Spicy Chicken Yubu: I wasn't as big of a fan of this as I thought but only because I wanted it to be spicier. 8/10 Tuna Spicy Mayo Yubu: I love tuna so this was also a hit! I'd definitely get it again. 8.5/10

Super easy to order here. The menu has descriptions and pictures and the service is fast. They have a shared parking lot but it's small and crowded. King Yubu is about a 15 minute walk from the Wilshire/Vermont metro station in case you want to avoid parking. Their "yubu" have the perfect topping to rice ratio. I got the Queen and Bulgogi yubus and they tasted great. I love that they provide disposable gloves so you can use your hands to eat without getting too messy.

Came here around 6 pm on a Sunday. The small parking lot shared with multiple businesses was completely full but we ended up getting a spot once we looped around. The inside is small, with 4 tables of 4 and 4 individual seats. They have a public restroom for customers in the back. You can order at the kiosk and they call your name to pick it up, you throw away your trash and return the tray they provide the food on top of as well. I ended up getting the spicy salmon yubu, torched salmon yubu, and king yubu. My partner got the new mala beef belly yubu, kimchi spam yubu, spicy fresh tuna yubu, and the free mayo tuna yubu that comes with the Yelp check-in. The food was ready really fast. We took some photos and immediately started chowing down. I'm not a huge fan of cooked sushi components so mine were definitely my favorite. The rice in each tofu pouch was super flavorful and the topping to rice ratio wasn't too bad. Each bite was a flavor explosion! The fish was extremely fresh. They have a lunch option during the week for 3 yubu and a drink for $14.99 which I think is a great deal! I'll definitely be returning. Such a convenient and quick savory snack or meal! The other food options look good too but I probably wouldn't try any without a larger group because I'm here mainly for the yubu.

I ordered via an app for pick up. I get the combo that has buy 2 get 1 free. Each yubu is so big. Three of them will make you full. Overall the rice is sweet and al dente. The tofu shell is soft. Mala beef yubu 5/5. The beef flavor with the spiciness is unique. Eel yubu - 4/5 I think the eel is basically something you can get at a Japanese store. But the overall quality is good Spicy tuna mayo yubu - the topping is generous and definitely the spicy level is great. Parking is small and all spots were taken on Saturday at 11:30am when I arrived so please plan your trip accordingly.

I was really looking forward to trying Kingyubu, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. I even gave it a second chance with two different friends and they both agreed they would not return. [Food 3/5]: The flavors were overwhelming -- everything was way too sweet and left me feeling heavy and unsatisfied. I expected more balance between each inari, but instead, it was just too rich, which took away from the delicate flavors that Inari should highlight. [Service 2/5]: The service could use some improvement. When I checked in to claim the free Inari, it was a bit challenging to get the staff's attention, and when I finally mentioned the promotion to one of the servers, he acknowledged it but unfortunately didn't include it with our meal. It would have been nice to feel a bit more valued as a customer, especially since he acknowledged it. I hope the staff can be more attentive to details like this in the future, as it would make for a much better dining experience. [Ambiance 2/5]: There were only a few tables occupied, but tables weren't wiped down. It was hard to enjoy the meal in an environment that wasn't maintained. Definitely something they also need to improve on.

Overall pretty good, on the sweeter side but good amount of filling. They're not huge by any means, I'd say 3-5 for the verse person

1. They were generous with the fish, and I love the ponzu flavor! The berry hisbiscus was also refreshing! 2. The spot has fun casual vibes, and it is good for small groups! 3. There are a good number of indoor seatings! 4. The staff were friendly and timely with my order! 5. Parking lot is small! Note: There is a self-kiosk for ordering! There is also a customer restroom that requires a code! Photo: King Yubu and Berry Hisbiscus Tea

Kingyubu is a small restaurant with a small parking lot outside. We ordered at the kiosk and ordered bulgogi, spicy tuna and spicy salmon yubu with tteokbokki. I wasn't a big fan of inari growing up but these were packed with toppings and flavor and my favorite was the spicy salmon. Tteokbokki is quite spicy so I couldn't quite finish it haha. All of this costed $40, and it seems like a To-go place as there weren't many people inside.

This place had me in a chokehold! Sooo good. Quick bites, cheap bites, delicious bites. They have plenty of seating inside. You can order on the tablet or with a person. Personally, I love the eel and the lemon salmon. Oh and the Philly is also pretty good. Solid spot.

Delicious savory bites with powerful flavors in every bite! These mini masterpieces are very well curated to include a variety Korean ingredients that make the ordering process exciting. The electronic kiosk/cpu for ordering is an option if human interaction isn't your thing (no judgement). Their menu features many different Yubu's, sushi rolls, and other Korean treats! My girlfriend and I ordered 6 Yubus and cashed in with a Yelp coupon for a complimentary 7th. They came out within 5-10 minutes looking very devourable. And that's just what we did. Their presentation was an easily pleasing aesthetic. As we began getting to work it was easy to consume with your hands. Chopsticks and forks are an option. My favorites were easily the beef mala yubu and the tuna mayo yubu. I enjoyed the spicy salmon and the kimchi spam yubu but felt like i needed to add some siracha for an extra zing! Overall the bites are beautifully served and deliver a memorable quick meal! Will for sure be back!!

New place in the heart of Ktown , a must try if you're in the area . Food was amazing, every bite on each Yubu was delightful and flavorful. Lia the lovely cashier was so friendly and helpful. Loved all the lunch promotion they had . Nice location with customers parking restaurant was nice and clean. Nice place to eat I really enjoyed the ambiance.

I love these Yubu's! An order of 3 + the rice cake skewers is the perfect amount for lunch. But it's gonna be $20+ for something that's mostly rice. This is what I ordered: Lemon Salmon was mentioned most on Yelp, but it was my least favorite. There was barely any lemon flavor and it was pretty generic. Skip this one. King Yubu is a fun variety pack yubu with different cubes of fish. But really just 3 cubs each. Very photogenic and worth a try Tuna Mayo Yubu was giving... tuna fish sandwich. It worked, but I wanted something more. Spicy Salmon was delicious and actually very spicy with a delay of heat after your bite. It's a surprise. If you like spicy, this is the one to get. Queen Mermaid was interesting. With strings of imitation (?) crab. It's unique and worth a try. Wanted to end the meal with some Spicy Sotteok. A bit pricey for being just two skewers of rice cake and sauces. But the sweet sauce that it was covered it was nice. Loved that the meal came with miso soup and litter carrying boxes to help you hold the Yubu!

This place feels like a hole in the wall. We came during lunch on a weekday so they had a 3 yubus and one soft drink special for only $14.99. The portions felt hefty and I even had one left over for a meal later that day. Service was quick, and the workers were helpful when I had questions. Spicy Salmon Yubu: cube of sashimi, salmon, toast in a light spicy mayo on top of their seasoned rice. Super yummy and a classic combo. You can't really go wrong. Philly Salmon Yubu: cubed up sashimi salmon with a slab of cream cheese on top of their seasoned rice. It was surprisingly super good, and didn't feel heavy at all. However, I am a cream cheese lover. Grilled Bulgogi: Thinnly charred Korean bulgogi beef over seasoned rice. This might've been the best one yet. Their bulgogi was extremely flavorful. The yubu itself had a slight char, so I appreciated that detail. I definitely will come back given that it's a great spot to have a quick lunch.

Food was great, got a free drink for tagging them on Instagram. Devoured all our food. I'd come back

Ordering is done on a self serve kiosk and besides the employee calling your name for your order, there's really no human interaction. I ordered the lemon salmon yubu and the king yubu. The lemon salmon was my favorite. Everything felt balanced and the rice was seasoned well. I didn't like the tuna on the king yubu but the sauce was very flavorful. I appreciated the cup of water they give you with your meal. I also felt like two items were the perfect size for lunch. I appreciate how beautifully presented everything was, and it took about ten minutes to get my order.

Friendly tip: Check-in on Yelp for a free Tuna Mayo Yubu ($4.95 value)! We ordered the Rainbow Roll, King Yubu, Spicy Salmon Yubu, and got the (free) Tuna Mayo Yubu. My favorite was the King Yubu and Rainbow Roll, and we were surprisingly impressed with the fish quality. I would recommend this spot for a quick, yummy meal. Parking is also convenient & free with a small lot out front.

So yubu is up and around, here and there, light and easy. Kingyubu is trying to take the crown as the best in town. There's a nice selection for kingyubu, so go for salmon, tuna, mentaiko, whatever you like. They're all fairly affordable and decent sized so you'll have a good time all around. I personally enjoyed the salmon but some of the flavors can sometimes have too much going on, so be mindful of that. There's surprisingly a parking lot that *isn't* valet which is quite a big deal for ktown.

Food: very insta worthy presentation of yubu with all the big colorful toppings. it was pretty good, especially the salmon and tuna varieties, but a lot of the flavors tasted very similar to one another. Mentaiko was odd, expected more of the cod roe texture and flavor which I did not get. Tuna mayo was decent, but not amazing. I actually prefer the yubuya in Buena Park area, but this place is another place you can try if you're already in LA. I did like that they offer you plastic disposable gloves, which make the eating experience so much easier and better Price: about 5$ per piece, which I think is reasonable for the amount of sushi you get on top and the presentation and effort it takes to make it Ambiance: small shop with about 4 ish table and short bar area, it was not too busy on the weekend lunch, clean and well kempt Service: the guy taking our order was very nice, he made sure he got the correct orders, most of the services like water and napkins and utensils are done on your own, they're all displayed in the front counter Parking: this place is located in the corner of a strip mall, there is free parking associated with in the front, we were able to find an available spot during the weekend lunch time.

the space is clean and the portions are large!! the service was fast too!! I got 2 order and it filled me up LOL!! the king Yubu is the best in my opinion! I don't feel tired of the taste since it's refreshing and not too creamy!! Also there are cute cafes near by if you want a sweet treat!!

Ordered for pickup for dinner last night - what a cute little shop with delicious little (but jumbo) rolls! We got 7 different rolls (all of which were yummy), the cheesy corn, and the rice cakes. Order was easy to place online, ready within 20 min, and the staff was so friendly! It was Valentine's day and their anniversary, and they handed out chocolates and a little etched glass, respectively. The smallest gestures go the longest way! Love this mom & pop and will definitely be coming back!

Tucked into the corner of Koreatown, King Yubu is a hidden gem that deserves all the buzz. The space is cozy, with bar-style seating along one side and a few tables that can comfortably fit 2-4 people--perfect for an intimate meal. The star of the show here is definitely their yubu pockets. These aren't your average-sized yubu--King Yubu goes big! The pockets are generously stuffed, and each bite is packed with fresh, flavorful ingredients. They offer unique flavor combinations that you won't easily find elsewhere, making it a fun and delicious experience. The rose tteokbokki is another standout. The portion is massive and perfect for sharing, and I was pleasantly surprised to find glass noodles mixed in, adding an extra layer of texture to the dish. The sauce is creamy and flavorful, pairing perfectly with the chewy rice cakes. Whether you're in the mood for a light snack or a full meal, King Yubu is a must-try in Koreatown!

The restaurant is cute and had enough seating despite the ever revolving door of customers! The girl at the register was friendly and was clear in explaining the menu. Five starts for all of that! However, the food was just not for me as it was too sweet. The tofu skin was quite sweet and the rice stuffed inside was also sweet. The toppings also had some sugar included it so I probably won't come back. Everyone else (others customers) were eating all their food so I think it suits everyone else! It was nice to try though :)

Food - 5/5 - The portion size is HUGE. These yubus are super filling and not just completely stuffed with rice. There's a good amount of topping in here. The flavor profile is really tasty. I got the lemon salmon, queen yubu, mentaiko crab, bulgogi and King yubu. The fish was super fresh and the meat was juicy. My favorite was the lemon salmon. Price - $ - The pricing is pretty on point for what you get and the size of the yubu. Service - 4/5 - I used the kiosk to order, but the service was very timely and efficient to get my order out. Ambiance - 4/5 - Very casual and lunch friendly. Location - 1/5 - It's in DTLA, parking is always a hassle so be wary. You may need to street park and walk. ____________ **Note: Location rating does not affect yelp review, this is just for informative purposes of other patrons only.

My friend bought me dinner for the next day and a quick reheat of the rice tasted like it was made fresh. My favorite though was the seared beef. Each with its own unique flavors, I'd def come back.

I saw this place on tiktok and it looked SO good, so I definitely had to try it out. I've been a couple times and have tried a few options. The unagi avo, spicy tuna, kimchi spam, and I don't remember the rest. But by far, the spicy tuna is my favorite. The spicy tuna is fresh and tastes so good with the tofu skin and rice. The portions are definitely snack sized, like I think 2-3 would be a snack for me but 4 would fill me up... they aren't the most affordable at $5-6/piece but definitely something you should try! Service is friendly and quick. The place itself is small and you order at the counter. There is a parking lot (free!) but it shares a plaza with other businesses and it's pretty small, so I had to find street parking both times I went. When my friends are in town, they always want to try this place out so will definitely be returning!

I like their Unagi yubu, and salmon yubu. Tried their other yubus. Mostly they come in big portions, but they are too sweet and lots of rice. Overall, they are very tasty. The service is good, the parking is very limited, sometimes there is no parking.

First time I had these Korean style "rolls" and they are really good!!! I tried to go to a different Buena Park location that served these but they ran out for lunch Really good spin on "sushi" (yes I know they're different, but that's the closest mainstream thing you can use to describe these!). Check in on Yelp for a free tuna mayo. My friend and I had 3 each (2+1 Yelp free one) and we were beyond full. I think I had the Torched Salmon and the grilled beef belly; torched salmon was better imo! Vibe could be a little better- maybe 3 tables plus some high chair seating and if you're actually trying to have a conversation, everyone can hear you. Great place for this type of food though. I will be back! (When in the area)

We got the torched salmon and unagi avocado yubus and they were so yummy!!! They were my favorite. We also got the spicy tuna handroll which was good too. The place is small (and parking is terrible) so I'm glad it wasn't busy when we went.

Let's try this trending yubu with me!! So yummy I had: 1. Yubu chobop: queen mermaid yubu, spicy BBQ pork yubu, unagi avocado yubu, lemon salmon yubu 2. Topokki - it's spicy! 3. Lychee chamomile tea

This is a cute little casual restaurant that's a good choice for lunch. Ordering was good since even though there was a big menu, the cashier was polite and told me to take my time while I was scanning the menu. She also was nice and served me with a smile. As for the yubuchobaps themselves, they were pretty good. I got the tuna mayo, queen mermaid, and king yubus and they had a generous amount of toppings for a good value, around $5-$6 each for items such as raw salmon, fish eggs, etc. These were a bit too hard to eat and the filling kept falling out so it was a bit messy, but can't complain with generous portions of toppings! I liked the queen mermaid the best because of the creamy and crispy textures. These were a bit too sweet in my opinion and I would've preferred savory versions of these, but they were still good. I would definitely come back here for another lunch.

My friend recommended we try this place because she had seen it on social media. We split Topokki and individually I ordered the torched salmon yubu and a spicy pork hand roll. I can eat spicy, but I can't take much of it, so I didn't eat much of the topokki. The flavor of the spicy pork handroll was soooo good but the spice was burning me so I wasn't able to finish it but I tried. The torched salmon yubu was so amazing, I would go back here just for this. The fish was fresh and the cooked/torched part had a great charcoal-ish flavor. I was really hungry and because I couldn't handle much of the spicy stuff, I ended up ordering the King Yubu which I loved as well! Inside the store was overall pretty clean. Bathroom was also clean. There was a tablet kiosk to order at, but we ordered with the girl in the front because we followed them on instagram to get a free drink! You can choose from the cans they have in the fridge. The lady in the front was just okay, not too friendly but helpful if we had questions. But I was there for the food and it was amazing, so I left more than satisfied with my experience.