Filipino food! I loved the flavors and so many different…read moreprotein choices. Most common to order one or two protein choices with rice. Lechón was delicious!! It is a lot of meat and limited vegetables options so the meals are hefty but tasty.

The best Filipino food in Utah bar none! The lumpia had its…read moreown unique flavor, and stays crispy all the way into the late hours of the bought. #crispy. The lechon is out of this world. And don't forget the halo-halo!

Let me start by this is my first experience. We were excited. We walked in and staff proceeded to…read moretell us they were out of rice and it's a 15 min wait. Okay no problem. We get our order and we have no idea what slop is in front of us. It's all sauce no rice and cabbage and 2 proteins. I asked guest next to us how they liked it with no rice? They said no we got rice and they got their order before us. So I was confused asked the staff and they all pointed fingers at each other and offered to give us rice after the slop is already together and gross. I will say whoever owns this chain. You have a mess of young kids running your store. $50 down the drain. For slop. Do not try this place is so gross

It's been a while since I've been to Cup Bop, went to drive through tonight. $50 for 3 combos and a…read moreside on kimchi. Wow, was I disappointed when I got home to find my order was really wrong. The side of Kim chi was literally just two bites (for $3). The pot stickers for the 3 combos were not in the bag, and the amount of meat was laughable. TWO small strips of the chicken Katsu and 4 pieces of the pork. Can't see myself ever going back. Portions (and lack of order) for that price... I'd rather go to a sit down Korean for all you can eat. Hard pass on this location.

I signed up for their rewards club and received a coupon for my first order. I chose this location…read morebecause it's a bit easier to get to through traffic than the other locations in the area. This one is a bit newer also. They are located in a strip mall with a shared parking lot. I ordered from the phone app so I could use the coupon that only allowed for a Cupbop bowl which comes with 2 meats, white rice, Korean sweet potato noodles, and cabbage. I opted to get the Koko (Korean chicken) and Piggy (spicy Korean BBQ pork) meat selections, noodles and cabbage, but skipped the rice. I also ordered the Sauce #1 (Bulgogi and Lime Mayo) on the side. It was fairly quick on preparation and I didn't have to wait long upon arrival to pick it up. The staff wasn't overly friendly when I walked up to the counter, and they confused me by asking the name on my order and then handing the bag in their hand to another person. I also discovered upon receiving my order, that they did not put the sauce on the side like I requested even though the printed ticket they used to prepare the meal included the statement "sauce on the side". They correctly left off the rice however. I took my order to go. There isn't really anywhere to sit and eat inside the store. I really enjoyed the sweet potato noodles, and the sauce was sweet and very tasty. The chicken didn't seem to have much flavor but is was very tender and easy to eat. The spicy pork had a lot of flavor, but wasn't too spicy for me. I tend to be a wimp with spice levels. I liked the sauce mixed with the cabbage since this reminded me of sweet cole slaw. I really like the food at Cupbop, but was disappointed that they didn't honor my order requests. I will continue to patronize Cupbop.

We placed our order, waited an hour, and then some guy from India, working for Uber Eats, calls us…read moreand tells us that we're not going to receive our order. The guy who calls can't even refund us. You can claim that it's not their fault, but they chose to do business with Uber eats, and Uber eats does this all the time. As long as they do business with such a terrible delivery service, I will not do business with them. I am hungry and frustrated!

The food was fantastic. The snow crab was fantastic. The meat choices amazing. We had the chicken,…read morebrisket, wagyu and the pork belly. I would definitely order it all again. The sauce bar and recipes made the meats even better. The staff was very attentive and answered any and all questions. The open atmosphere and large booths made it so everyone was comfortable. We ate it all to fast to take a picture. Sorry, not sorry.

Wow! We decided to try this place on a lark and now I'm hoping they open one near me. The concept…read moretakes a few minutes of explanation for us newbies, then it was awesome. The lunch price is reasonable and includes a soft drink. I chose the Thai Yum soup base and it was phenomenal! Then you can order appetizers and meats to add to the pot from the iPad at your table. Then use the self-serve area for seafood, veggies, noodles, sauces, and more. This worked perfectly since my husband loves shellfish and I'm allergic. So we each had our own pot. This was one of my favorite meals! Anthony was so helpful and the decor is cute. Definitely will stop again when I'm driving through.

Great food as always, and friendly service. We had a party of 10, which they accommodated perfectly.read more

Best sushi in Utah Creative fresh…read more Unique fishes Great services Number one place to eat in Ogden

Recently I was in Sunset visiting my sister. She had not had the pleasure of experiencing Thai,…read moreVietnamese or Korean cuisine. From Yelp reviews, we started the gastronomic adventure with lunch at Pad Thai. After a pleasant meal, I inquired as to where I could locate an Asian grocery store. The lovely lady tending us directed us to Z World Express. It took a couple of passes up and down Main street looking at both ends of the RV lot we were directed to look for before spying the brick building with red white and blue sign. Not much to see from the outside, no hint that groceries are there, but on inside, jackpot!! This place is packed floor to ceiling with tiny aisles you have to squeeze through. There is a nice representation of Thai, Vietnamese, Korean, and some Indian selections. There are several chest freezers filled with a plethora of frozen seafood. The back wall is a bank of coolers with a nice selection of fresh veggies, Fresh Pho Noodles, and other tasy treats. I picked up Tom Yum soup base, Masaman Curry Paste, coconut cream, Thai Tea, instant Pho broth, Mabo Tofu sauce and a nice selection of snacks. Prices are actually a little less than what I am used to paying in Seattle, another nice bonus. The owners were very engaging and very helpful. They directed us to Best Teriyaki for a Korean fix, which turned out to be spot on. Good service, excellent selection of foods, definitely a hidden gem

Amazing service. Great food. Consistent quality. Accommodating for dietary restrictions. Dining…read morearea disabled friendly. Sensory friendly lighting. Karaage Chicken was a hit (sorry for the poor photo, my boys attacked this voraciously, so there was a lot more in the dish than in the photo. Needless to say they recommend it.) I really enjoyed the Umami Bomb Ramen. Vegetarian and vegan items available. Parking can fill quickly so take that into account.

I have been a fan of this ramen shop for a while and usually go to the Farmington location, but I…read moredecided to take a trip up to the Ogden location today. It is about a two-hour trip on transit each way for me to get here, but since I had the day off, I wanted to make the journey specifically to visit this location and walk around the area. Unfortunately, the experience was incredibly disappointing from start to finish. I walked in right when they opened at 11:00 AM. Despite being one of only two tables in the entire, huge restaurant, the service was chaotic and aggressive. The staff was openly arguing and yelling at each other across the kitchen and floor because they couldn't remember what was on the specific ramen I ordered--which is wild considering the menu only has about 10 options. The food itself fell totally flat. They warned me the broth wasn't fully ready/hot when I ordered, but even when it arrived, it was lukewarm. It was steaming, but nowhere near the piping-hot temperature required for a good bowl of ramen. Worse, the spinach in the bowl was incredibly gritty, meaning the kitchen didn't even bother to wash it properly. To top it off, I was completely rushed out the door. I was asked if I needed a fork for my soup (which happens every time), and while I was actively eating with a quarter of my bowl still left, the waitress interrupted to ask if I wanted dessert. When I shook my head because my mouth was full, she just said she'd be right back and slapped the check on my table. It was barely 11:30 AM and the restaurant was empty--there was zero reason to push me out. Frankly, this was unacceptable. I'll probably stick exclusively to the Farmington location from now on, even though the service there isn't great either. At least the kitchen staff there doesn't treat paying customers to a live workplace argument.