Tiger K CupBob

Been there and loved the cute little restaurant with robotic cat service. The area is good with good parking , service was good, servers are good. I think price was little more expensive than the usual asian food place. Food was not so bad not so good as expected. Mostly tiger chicken was not that much good.

Decent service and nice environment. But the fried rice ramen barely had any ramen in it. Also didn’t like the sauce they put on it. The pancake was too hard. And later, the food upset my stomach :(

I had an amazing experience here! The food was absolutely fantastic – flavorful, filling, and everything we ordered was a hit. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, creating a joyous energy where everyone seemed to be happily bonding over delicious food with friends and family. The owner’s kindness added a special touch to the whole experience. I can’t wait for my next visit; my goal is to try everything on the menu! I highly recommend paying Tiger K CupBob a visit!

The food was so filling. Wish we could've tried more but we still had errands to run. The meal we had (Korean Fried Chicken Cupbob #10) with the sweet coffee was a nice mix. It felt light at the time but as the day went on the heaviness of the glass noddle started to set in. We were full for the remainder of the day. No dinner was needed 😋. Will be coming back for the Korean Pancakes and the skewers 😆.

This spot is a hidden gem in Duluth, GA. I sampled a variety of dishes, and each one was delicious. The chicken skewers and fried chicken were perfectly cooked, with tender, juicy insides and a crispy exterior. The spicy fried chicken isn’t too intense, making it suitable for kids who have had some exposure to spice. The hot dog and sodducksodduck are also must-try dishes; they really transport you to a street in Korea. I’ll definitely be returning to explore more of the menu.

This place is a MUST!!! The food was great and plenty for all to share. My son wanted ramen and got the mild beef. (Note: we are not a big spicy food family but he can handle a slow heat. The mild is a slow heat) My daughter couldn’t handle the heat of her seafood ramen and they were happy to switch it with the Bulgogi bowl which my husband had. Amazing 😻 the price for 3 entrees and 4 fountain drinks was around $62. But 4 people ate and we had left overs (except for my husband who mainly shared with me 😆) Will I come again? Definitely YES!!!!

I've visited this place many times and their menu gets bigger and bigger through the years. Many interesting food to choose from. The restaurant has very nice vibes and decor. You have to order at the counter and they have a robot server. I've tried different food and they are all good

Food was good not amazing. I ordered the fire chicken burger and wings. It was good.. but could be a bit better wish it was a bit more flavorful 4/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

We drove to atlanta with the intent of enjoying new places and shops. I researched online and picked this place. Very glad that I did. The shop front is small so might be easy to miss but I highly recommend stopping here. 1) We were greeted with smiles when we entered, they asked if we needed help with the menu and if we would like recommendations. Our food was brought to us by a robot but they still delivered sauces to the table and followed up to see if everything was alright. Overall very happy with the service, was much better than I expected. 2) The food was VERY good, fresh, hot and filling. We had #2 and 10 plus an appetizer that I can't spell. Might be the best beef bulgolgi I've had to date. All the "small plates" in one bowl worked well for us. 3) The ambience is clean, bright, open, vibrant and fun. Good place to bring the family or group of friends. TV on the wall was playing K-pop. The booths can seat 6 or more people plus there's a long table down the middle with bar stools.

I stopped by for lunch and Tiger K Cupbob was a mixed experience--neither amazing nor disappointing, just somewhere in the middle. The fried tofu had a nice crispy exterior and soft interior, but it didn't stand out. The flavors felt a bit one-note, even with the sauces, and the overall dish lacked. I was pretty disappointed. The bulgogi beef cupbob was better--the meat was tender and well-marinated, but the rice and vegetables felt like more of an afterthought. The fried egg on top was a nice touch, but it didn't elevate the dish much because it was over cooked. Portion sizes were generous, but the flavors didn't quite justify the hype. The service was fine, and the setting was casual, but it wasn't enough to make me want to rush back. An okay spot if you're craving quick Korean food, but nothing I'd go out of my way for.

Couldn't try them. They close at 10 pm. We arrived by 9 Told we couldn't sit down toeat Had to be To go. Then was trying to understand good food options. kid behind register was useless go us. All he could do is tell us where the menus were. We left and enjoyed Kang restaurant around the corner.

If you're in the mood for Korean street food, Tiger K Cup Bob in Duluth is a must-try. I've been a few times now, and the portions are generous with reasonable prices. I tried the Bulgogi Beef Cupbob, Gochujang Sodduk, and Korean Chicken--all packed with flavor. The Potato Mozza Dog was crispy and cheesy. Service is quick; it's definitely one of my go-to spots for a satisfying meal.

A 10/10! Upon walking in you are transported to a different place the area is very bright and a ton of seating. The prices are reasonable for the amount of food you get. They have free water cups with sauces to go and plenty of drinks. The young cashiers were more than welcome to recommend some of their favorites such as the potato mozzarella corn dog and the strawberry Nutella hoduck, which was my favorite. It was sort of like a pancake/crepe mix dessert but extremely decadent.

Beef Ramen tasted great. Especially on rainy day! Spicy, but not too spicy. Todo may Bueno

It's the Eye of the Tiger... on Tiger K Cupbob! After seeing Tiger K Cupbob all over social media, I knew I had to check them out ASAP. The menu is STACKED with Korean snack and street food - basically anything you can think of, you should be able to find here. Upon entry, my attention was drawn to the cool wall art. The restaurant is large and I enjoyed the large booths along the walls. Order at the register then grab your booth! Grab your own utensils & condiments as well - all self serve here! I've tried quite a few different items on the menu in my two visits, but my favorites are the so dduk (the sausage & dobokki skewers come in multiple flavors like soy garlic and spicy gochujang), the savory hodduk (like the egg or the 3 cheese) and the cupbokki (ADD CHEESE IS THE PRO TIP). The cheese pork tonkatsu is also pretty fun and the Dak-Kkochi (chicken skewers) are very protein heavy if that's what you're looking for. The Fire Chicken Burger is just ok. Maybe too much bread and topping for my taste? I like to make my meal a combo for $4.99, which comes with a side and a drink (free refills from the fountain drinks). I like the Sweet Seoul Coffee (the "Korean iced coffee" you see at basically every Korean bakery in Atlanta) or one of the fruit tea options. I believe there's a soda machine as well, but I'm not a huge soda drinker. The so dduk is a great side option, or my personal favorite the kimmari. This may not be the healthiest spot LOL but if you're eating out, 99% of the time it's not going to be the healthiest. I end up with heartburn every time after but no pain no gain am I right??

Amazing Korean street food with funky atmosphere where you're served by a robot. The portions here are pretty big and the food is so flavorful. I ordered the bulgogi japchae and I would absolutely order it again. The beef was delicious and the dish was full of so many different things (bulgogi beef, japchae, fried egg, pickled red onion, lettuce, cabbage, and rice). Everything we ordered came out in a timely manner and was delicious!

Cool ambiance and good service but their prices were a bit high for a casual-type establishment. Highly recommend the Korean pancakes. They were reasonably priced.

I've been wanting to try this place for the longest! Unfortunately I wasn't too hungry so I had a kimbap with bulgogi and a freestyle drink (soda, peach tea, green tea, coffee milk). A robot delivers your food immediately after it is fixed so you may notice friends may get their food before you at times (no problem wasn't too much of a wait) and you get a set of 3 squeeze bottle sauces depending on the dish you get. So they have a range of things such as kimbap, bowls, japchae, Korean corn dogs, Korean drinks from the cooler like ramune, fountain drinks and teas, desserts korean pancakes, ttebokki, wings, and a couple of more items! Bulgogi Kimbap $8.99 - bulgogi is good quality meat, no fat, absolutely delicious and perfectly flavored. I would get this again and again. Next time I might ask them to leave it uncut like a "burrito". I also mentioned no fish cake they were able to omit it for me so these aren't premade Tried pineapple soda and then coffee to go $2.99 - all drinks were delicious!! The coffee milk is like what you'd drink out of those juice box things, if you know you know! As expected, the place was very clean - Korean standards in general are always classy and very clean. Customer service is accommodating very nice the owner was extremely nice too 6/5 for being a great snack/meal/dessert hangout place

When I first came here I didn't like what I had. Until my coworker recommended the spicy shrimp cupbob and omg game changer!! Then i came for a third time and got the spicy squid cupbob and it was even better!!! The portion is big and I love the variety of things in my bowl. It's so easy to eat too. You just stick your fork and start gobbling away. If you eat at the store, the robot brings out condiments. There's this orangey sauce that is delicious on the salad!! If you order to go, they give it to you in your take out bag. Last time I went, I wasn't aware that they bust tables. There is a small sign at the table that tells you to leave your plates behind. I felt bad for not tipping when I placed the order and paid for it prior to sitting down. I will do that next time!!

This place is so cute inside! It is nicely decorated. You order at the counter and a cute tiger robot delivers your food to your table!! We ordered their KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) with the sweet and spicy sauce on the side and Hotteok (Korean street food that is a pancake filled with brown sugar). You can get the Hotteok in many different ways (with ice cream, Nutella, ect) but I wanted the classic to try it out. It was sooooo good! It is served in a paper cup (just like in Korea). The outside was crispy and the brown sugar was oooooey goooey (so good!). The fried chicken was decent on its own but really yummy with the sauce. I would give it 4.5 out of 5 if I could. Worth checking out if you're near by!

Went to visit Georgia and my family was craving for some korean hotdog/corndog and this place was one of the recommendations on my list. We ordered a lot of different things and we enjoyed all of them. Have a nice music playing(newjeans!!!) and great staff. Will be back again!

Walking up into Tiger k cup it was very clean. The cashier was nice and answered our question. At $14 a bowl it's a little over priced but inflation is at an all time high. Our food arrived promptly and it was yummy. They have this little tiger robot machine that brings your food to your table. The food was flavorful and they provided 3 sauces for the table. They had a projector playing k-pop music adding a nice touch to the restaurant. The place felt nice. I would be back here for my next lunch outing

Sweet and spicy fried chicken here is good. I would not recommend the fried rice or fried mandoo. Bulgogi beef cupbob is great! The portion sizes here are too small for the prices so I wouldn't patronize this restaurant again.

This place used to be good, not anymore! They normally give military, a free beverage, not anymore, OK cool. The manager was sitting right there and he said not this store. There's only one tiger K cupbob, so I don't know why he said that. I always ask my egg runny, they ran out of eggs!!! So I just paid full price for something I didn't ask for, then when I asked for extra Yum Yum sauce I have to pay 50 Cent. I already didn't get my order! I used to come once a month, but never again will be coming.

My stepdaughter suggested we go here. I was pleasantly surprised. The food was delicious. The ingredients were fresh. Of course she enjoyed the robot that serves the food. Nice clean environment. I will definitely be back.

TIKTok made me do it! The little princess and I found our way to Duluth to try some treats at this wonderful little place. For such a small place, they pack quite a bit of flavor in their food!! We enjoyed dessert as well which my daughter caught me being a fool as I ate it.... I will allow for embarrassment and post it for your enjoyment

The food was so good i had the strawberry ice cream and it had a little cinnamon pancake in it it was so good it was like a cinnamon sugar waffle i also had the cupbokki that was so delicious and with flavor and was a bit spicy but sorry i didn't take pictures but i definitely recommend this place if you're craving some good food

The restaurant was clean and the workers are very diligent with their service. I would say the food is ok the more expensive side. The grilled chicken burger combo came out to around ~$14 dollars which wasn't too bad because it was very filling. I thought the chicken did lack a little flavor, but it was very juicy. I got the green tea lemonade and I couldn't taste any green tea flavor and it was a little sweet for me. The Deokkbokki was around a similar price plus a little extra for the squid. I asked for extra spicy and it was a good level of spice. However, I wasn't a fan of the fried egg on top. It's like a reheated ready made fried egg and the yolk was hard. All in all this is a nice and casual to grab a quick meal. I could also see this as a meeting spot for friends to share entrees since they come in larger portions.

First visit, was recommended by a friend Order at counter, very friendly service! tip optional - accepted pre meal. I had the #31 DAK-KKOCHI specifying soy garlic flavor. Very tasty, perfect flavor - sauced per my request, not drowning in sauce - just as I like it. Delivery of food is by robot, guess I'm old, but they had one at Bite of Korea in Tucker and I always get a kick out of that touch. Modern, clean, not noisy. Good for conversation. Sign at table said said to leave the plates on table. So no stress hunting for where to self bus your table. I will return, most excellent experience.

Big menu, the chicken skewers are delicious and the bowls are plentiful. Potato wedges were OK. The potatoes were a little too green. The place was spotlessly clean and the service was great. Many options for vegetarian's, we will be back.

The BEST corn dog I have ever had . Everything was delicious . From the ramen to the wings to the corn dogs . This is now my new favorite spot !

Food: yum and especially for the very reasonable price. Lacking in vegetables but it's okay. What are you going to a street food place for? Fried unhealthy junk food. Service: it's okay. I'll dock one star for it. I asked for my strawberry ice cream hotteok to be delivered 20 min after the savory food was delivered. They forgot about my order. I asked for it to be made when a waitress came by to pick up plates and retrieve sauce bottles, and I waited 20 minutes before going up to the front again and asking for it. They have forgotten twice now. They made it to order immediately after I asked this time and it came out within 5 minutes. I know they're busy and backed up, but I have places to be too, you know? Robot waiter was a nice novelty. I love not having to talk to people in customer service and minimize it whenever I can, so this was nice. My favorite dish was the bulgogi cheese french fries. Perfect balance of sweet, savory, proteiny, and carby. Honestly could fill up 2 people. I took my other savory food to go. And could barely fit my ice cream into my stomach. Wings and fried rice were pretty standard. I got fire sauce on the wings and it tasted like they just tossed them in gochujang (korean hot pepper paste). Pretty disappointing. Fried rice was underseasoned as well. The strawberry ice cream hodduk (korean pancake) seemed promising. But the top was filled with only whipped cream and sauce. I found out that the ice cream they used was just a vanilla ice cream sandwich wrapped inside of the pancake. Talk about a bummer... I really wanted strawberry ice cream. But I guess they have to make money somewhere? I probably wouldn't come here again, but they're doing good business with decent food at reasonable priceJust fix the service part and keeping track of orders, and they would get a solid 5-star rating from me.

I have been dying to try Korean street food so when someone recommended this place, I had to make time to try it. Upon entering the restaurant it was clean and the staff was very friendly at the register. The menu has a lot to offer and they were able to answer questions when we ordered. After placing our order we sat down and had our food delivered to us by the robot which was pretty cool. The food was made to order and fresh. The croquettes were hot and delicious! The chicken and calamari were cooked perfectly and the sauce wasn't as spicy as expected. One downfall was the food didn't all come out at the same time and it seemed a big order placed after us held up our food time. The HoDduck is a must try! We had the sweet ones and next time I plan to try a protein one. I wasn't sure what to expect and I was pleasantly surprised. It was brought to our table after we finished our meal so it was nice and hot. The dish is flakey, buttery, and a bit doughy like a croissant. The table next to me had ramen and fried rice. They were enjoying it so that's on my "try next" list too!

This is a really cute place! Walked in and order the spicy chicken bowl. It was really delicious and it is delivered with the robot waiter, which is always a cool experience. There is a selection of sauces given with the entrées and all of them are good. There were so many options to choose from so I will definitely have to be back. I really want to try all of the desserts, it looks like there is a huge variety! It does get very busy, we went on a Sunday night, and they were out of tables by the time we left.

@tigerkcupbob.duluth is just flat out fun and delicious. Great space with large tables for group gatherings or family/friend gatherings. Their menu is not only delicious but honestly just FUN. Every time I visit im happy with my food. Parking is never an issue so park with confidence Check them out!! #rolieats #goodeats #rolireview #tigerkcupbob #Duluth #delicious #funmenu #happybelly

I think I just found my go-to spot in Duluth?! I've been here twice in like the past month. Great casual ambiance inside. The menu was somewhat different the second time I came, they seem to have new items on the menu often! You order at the front at the cashiers and then a robot brings your food out. I've had the so-dduk which was really good! I also had the bulgolgi croquette sandwich - very flavorful, but wasn't a huge fan of the croquette. The wagyu burger is a pretty normal burger to be honest. The wagyu was kinda fatty and I prefer thicker burger patties. The peach green tea is so good! Expect it to taste more like juice than tea. If you're looking for something safe, I'd say get one of the bowls!

There seems to be a lot of buzz about this place in Duluth, so I had to check it out on my recent stop in the area. As expected, the place is a casual, walk-up eatery, fairly spacious, with a cool/hipster vibe...as the ambiance is very street-style, urban. Surprisingly, for this kind of vibe, I would have guessed that they'd play K-Hip-Hop...but nope, they played K-Pop. They had a huge menu, and the items were quite interesting. They specialized in Korean street foods...some fusion, like Korean Tacos and Korean Croquettes! All the items were value-priced (as in truly cheap!), a true rarity for nowadays! I ended up with "So Dduck So Dduck" (these tasty Korean Rice Cakes and Sausages on a stick), 2 Korean Tacos (Spicy Chicken and Calamari), and this Bulgogi Croquette...with this "Seoul" Iced Coffee. Well, everything was delicious...VERY much so! More than anything, I was impressed with the Bulgogi Croquette...which was stuffed with Bulgogi, Japchae, Cheese, and Veggies in a light, crunchy Croquette! OMG!! After ordering the foods at the counter, these foods were then delivered to my table within just a few minutes. Honestly, I expected a very messy, cheap looking, street-styled foods...with a slapstick presentation, but surprisingly, they were well presented...in nice plates (somehow, I expected paper plates or something!). Everything I ordered, including drinks, totaled less than 25 bucks! Truly a steal of a deal. No wonder this place is a huge hit in Duluth!

So so so good! We had the Korean fried chicken. Super tasty, large portion, and filling! We enjoyed our random stop into this cute restaurant. You can tell the people working here enjoy what they do! Food came out quick too! I totally recommend.

I thought the croquette was good just was expecting fried spicy chicken and not regular/grilled chicken But it was still good and I was hungry so I wish I tried other stuff instead I think that might have been better! The service was great they were so sweet!! And I loved the robot delivering me food

Food was so good! The service was fast and their robot took food to the table with any condiments we may need. Restaurant has lots of seating too.

Tried a lot of things at this Korean street food-styled spot. Honestly, I came here because the tiger logo is so cute... and some other reviewers seem to love this place (but really it was the logo). Let me start with the stuff I won't get again -- the wagyu burger. I dunno. The deep-fried bun thing is okay but can't imagine eating a whole one. Whatever they did to the burger patty itself is a desecration of wagyu. It tasted like fast food. Let's talk about the so dduk, particularly the spicy gochujang variety. That, IMO, is symbolically street food. It was pretty good with the little smokies in there. However, the thing I am still thinking about as I write this is the chicken sticks. When I read chicken sticks, I was thinking something akin to teriyaki kabobs. I wasn't expecting delicious deep-fried chicken nuggets with a ribbon of cheese melted over it. The fried rice it was sitting on was good, too! There are many more things to explore here which I look forward to doing at some point soon.

Delicious!!!! Can't say it enough. If you are craving Korean street food, I'd definitely suggest coming here. Service is super friendly, and everything I've ordered has been delicious!! The portion size and price compliment eachother. The chicken skewers come in different flavors with fried rice ! So flavorful and I was so happy to find this place. I can't wait to come back to try more Parking is easy and place is easy to find on the main road

This is a very nice place to eat. The server Michelle Phan was very nice. It was my first time here so I didn't know what to get. Her recommendations were very good. We got the bulgogi cheese fries and the bulgogi pork croquette. The food is amazing as well and I really recommend those two choices. Michelle Phan was also very helpful. Whenever we needed sauces she would always bring us some. Just a very nice place in general.

I enjoyed the chicken skewers and fried rice. The chicken was not hard fried and wasn't overly greasy. I enjoyed the little rice bar at the end of the skewer. I always order a drink because the selection is amazing. They even have self serve iced coffee and a variety of flavored iced green teas. There is a robot that will bring your food to you. The kids always enjoy seeing that.

This place is amazing! I found it on TikTok and it's been on my Yelp list for a while. I ordered over the phone and the customer service was great. Very friendly. The atmosphere was clean and had a nice ambiance. The food was so fantastic. So good I forgot to take a photo. Lol. We ordered the So Dduck Spicy Gochujang, Bulgogi beef croquettes, honey garlic dak-kkochi and strawberry Nutella ho-dduck. So much flavor in all the food!! It was warm and fresh. That ho-dduck was the best! I wanna go back just to try those different flavors. Oooooh and I got the green tea lemonade. So good! I'll definitely be back. I just wish they were closer. I drove all the way from Smyrna on a Saturday. Go check them out.

Delicious!! Wasn't sure what to expect, but everything was great. Can't wait to go back and try more. Only regret was not getting desert

Came here with some friends Monday evening. I got the Cupbokki, spicy calamari croquette, and the strawberry ice cream ho dduk. Firstly - the portion sizes are so much bigger than I expected - and for the price (only around $10 for the cupbops). The cupbokki had treokbokkk (rice cakes) with hashbrowns, mandu (Korean fried dumplings), cabbage, along with some other things. Very yummy and not TOO spicy! The spicy calamari croquette was way bigger than I expected - very much like a burger with very fried, puffy buns. There was some cole-slaw-like stuff along with the calamari - overall pretty yummy and savory. Lastly for dessert I got the strawberry ice cream ho dduk (strawberries + vanilla ice cream sandwich). They offered to bring it out 15 minutes later than our entrees which was super thoughtful! This was also larger than expected but super sweet and yummy. A sweet korean pancake wrapped around an ice cream sandwich with whipped cream and strawberries - what could be better? I left VERY full and satisfied. Service was also super friendly! Highly recommend for some great Korean street foods and dessert!

Very tasty with good vegetarian options (and plenty of meaty options too). You order at the counter and there are robots that wheel the food to you. Manager is always nice! The space is small but clean and chic - great stop for lunch!

Tiger K Cupbob is a Korean snack and streetfood style restaurant. You have options like Cupbob which is like a rice bowl that has different meat or veggies in it with tons of variety and doused with different sauces. You have Hodduk which is like a street food style dessert cup that basically has like a deepfried pancake wrapped around whichever option you chose like ice cream, oreos, whip cream for example. It's definitely calorific if you know what I'm saying. You also have burgers, croquettes, and tacos as well. So yeah it's definitely mix of food that you can select from. Everything I had was tasty and very filling. The interior deco is really cool too. For the most part, I would say explore the menu and see what you like. Overall though, it's a cool and fun spot definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. MENU: https://tigerkcupbob.com/#menu

I've dined in here once and also placed a very large order for take-out (for 15 people) and the food and service have both been great! All the cupbobs have lots of flavor with a good mix of meat/tofu, rice, japchae, and veggies, and the portions are quite filling. I also love the `so dukk so dukks` which are grilled sticks of sausage and rice cake marinated in either gochujang or soy garlic sauce. The one time I placed the large order, they got everything right and labeled in a huge box and gave me a free drink when I came in a little earlier than they were ready. They have a lot of sweet and savory hodduk options. I will say their menu is a little limited - basically bowls, croquettes, and hodduks with a few side options. It would've been even better if there were some other korean foods available at other casual cafes like kimbap or kimchi fries. I think they raised their prices a bit in the past few months but they are still very affordably priced.

Went here this weekend and loved it. We were hungry so we just stopped by after getting boba at Feng Cha and were immediately obsessed. The inside is really cute and well decorated. The girls at the register were nice and helped us choose what to order since we hadn't been before. I'm vegetarian so there were less options. The menu is based on Korean street food. They did have a veggie bowl but I wanted hodduks. They suggested the Japchae hodduk and then I also wanted to try the three cheese hodduk. Each were about 5$. 2 was enough for me for lunch but I might would eat 3 if I was really hungry. They were small but filling. The Japchae was definitely a savory/salty one. The three cheese one was a lot heavier and sweet and cheesy. It reminded me of a grilled cheese with honey. It was so good but I definitely would only get 1 cheese one or I would probably feel sick. Soo next time if I ordered 3 I would definitely do 2 of the Japchae and 1 cheese. We sat at our table and a robot brought us our food. It was so cool I have actually never seen that around here so it was a fun experience. I would absolutely come back. I live about 25 minutes away but it is definitely worth the drive! There is plenty of parking out front as it is in a shopping center :)

It's simple and good. Nothing outlandish and nouveau... just very good good stuff. The most exotic thing thing on the menu is the small.batch soda fountain. Not sure of the brand, but that root beer was great. The best we had was the kchicken cup Bob. The serving was huge. Those chunks of perfectly fried, juicy, crunchy, savory, piping hot, glistening sweet, sticky spicy sauce... oh my lawd... you take a bit, roll your eyes, slap on the table, nod your head..... can't stop... Food so.much we could.not finish, and took back the croquettes and it was still good after a few hours. They had some technical issues with their register when I visited, so, the order line took a little longer By the looks of the people coming and and out, they do a Lotta business selling bento.. Yeah.. most definitely a good place for satisfying k food.

Was looking for a quick lunch and landed on Tiger K Cupbob. It occupies the space that once was Saigon Cafe. It's located in the Gwinnett Marketfair along with Bed, Bath & Beyond, Einstein Brothers, etc. Plenty of parking. The layout is similar to Saigon Cafe's, but looks brighter, more open, and more spacious. Also more colorful! I love the fun wall to the left when you enter. Tiger K Cupbob is fast casual, so you place your order at the register in the back. We were greeted by a nice gentleman when we approached the counter. He gave us a brief overview of their menu, shared some specials and explained some items. We decided on the following: Spicy shrimp cupbob $8.99 Crispy tofu cupbob $8.99 Spicy gochujang $3.99 Our to-go order was ready within 10 minutes or less. It was packaged tightly and made it to the house safely 40 minutes later, still warm. We immediately devoured its contents once we arrived home. My spicy shrimp came with spicy shrimp (obvi), hot dog pieces and a fried egg for protein. Underneath it were vegetables, spicy sauce and noodles. Each bite was flavorful. I wanted to try my husband's crispy tofu but he finished it quickly. My son had already eaten lunch so we just got him a little snack, the gochujang which he seemed to enjoy. He also loved my cupbob and asked if I could save him some. I saved him a few bites. Great prices and generous portions. Fast and friendly service. We will definitely be back!

I am definitely a fan: food, price, atmosphere! I think they really were happy that a group of 11 came in. The middle tables can most definitely accommodate us. And along either sides, there are booth seats that can hold about 6 people. Their Stubborn soda selection was interesting and is $2.50 for the fountain drink. The group really liked their sweet Seoul coffee. The teas were really good; I particularly liked the mango one. The hubs had the spicy chicken cupbob from the popular menu items that's under their large menu on the wall. I'm not a fan of spicy food, but it wasn't anything too overwhelming (spicy, but doable). The base had a nice thin layer of rice and shredded cabbage. They could have used a more shallow container since the larger bowl looked like it needed more food. I had their spicy pork croquette. It was delish and interesting looking! The buns were super unique and flavorful. The spicy pork wasn't really that spicy but more of a subtle flavoring. There was more of a slight sweetness than anything else. I do think the filling could have been more imo. The glass noodles were a nice touch though. We also had their fried mandoo combo. They were essentially mini dumplings that comes with 5 pieces and a drink. These were pretty tasty little things. The same goes for how there could have been more. The GPS was a little wonky. It sort of just led us to the middle of the complex. But looking at the address on Google and seeing the suite #, Tiger K is sort of across from Starbucks and closer to the side of Pleasant Hill. Overall, think of this place as more of snacking. Though the overall theme of the portion size could have been more, what you get for the price isn't bad at all. Plus, the food was good so that helped.

The food was amazing and it is near a lot of nice stores to check out after. The inside is super cute and they have a robot too

The dumplings are great! The tacos... mouth watering! I've been here 3 times and I'm satisfied every single time.

I personally did like the vibe and they have a variety of drinks near the fountain. They have a cute little robot that delivers your food too! I got the Wagyu Burger with the Croquette Buns & it was a game changer. I paired it with the Peach Green Tea (Which is on the sweeter side which I prefer but not for everyone). For dessert I got the fried cheesecake and it wasn't what I expected because it was like a fried eggroll with cheesecake filling which was not my favorite.. Some of their pictures on their menu don't completely match what you get but for a casual spot, I'd come back :)