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    KupBop Korean Well Being Food

    4.6 (115 reviews)
    InexpensiveKorean
    Open 11:30 am - 7:30 pm

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    KUPBOP KOREAN WELL BEING FOOD ATMOSPHERE

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    Quiet
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    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Beef Bowl with Purple Rice, Bean Sprouts, Kale, Cucumber, Corn, Daikon, Egg, and Seoul Sauce ($10.50)
    Han L.

    Highlight: Beef Bowl with Purple Rice, Bean Sprouts, Kale, Cucumber, Corn, Daikon, Egg, and Seoul Sauce ($10.50) Bulgogi is soft and tender, with a hint of marination. Generous toppings neatly chopped and prepped, with lots of options to choose from. The rice is on the firm side; the portion of rice could have been more generous. Seoul sauce was more on the spicy pepper side than a sweet and spicy. Hospitality: Kind staff, got through the line quickly. Honorable Mention: Limited seating inside.

    Me and Niece Brie!!
    kevin c.

    Thanks River! For recommending some amazing combinations for a Tasty lunch and first time experience for my Niece!! Personally I love the spicy pork w/ Hot Seol sauce, Purple Rice then add Errythang!!

    Bowl w/ chicken,  purple rice,  various veggies
    Heather L.

    I have to say I was fairly underwhelmed compared to the reviews I had read for this location. It is in an unassuming older strip mall without a ton of signage so I passed it at first glance. Upon entry I was surprised at the small, very simple, somewhat dark atmosphere. I would not want to eat in. It did seem clean. The girl who waited on me was cordial. I opted for the bowl with purple rice, chicken, and various veggies. There were not a ton of toppings options, and a few sauces. Overall my bowl was good, not great. I love the concept and healthy aspect of this restaurant, but compared to similar businesses I have been to, this was just ok. The price was reasonable. Not many drink options so I did not get one.

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    Emily S.

    I LOVE KOREAN FOOD! With that being said, I don't usually order bibimbop because sometimes they add beef to it. I like that KupBop gives you the option of having either beef, chicken, or spicy pork. I got the spicy pork bibimbap over the weekend. If you're not used to eating spicy, it'll be a little spicy. Unlike other restaurants here that claim things are spicy, but they actually aren't. The ingredients here are fresh which is great. I love eating ban chan so there was a decent selection of things you could add to your bowl... and things I wouldn't think to add like cheese and kale. There are six sauces you could pick to add to your bowl. I got the Hong Kong sauce which was mayo based as well as sesame oil in my bowl. It was pretty tasty and you get a good sized portion. Their fried dumplings are vegetarian. There's a soy protein that's in it. I'd get that again as well. I liked KupBop. The owner was very friendly too! She walked around to ask everyone in the restaurant how they liked their bowls.

    Spicy pork purple rice bowl
    Onvara A.

    KupBop is a great go-to restaurant for a quick, large, cheap, and tasty meal! It's set up like a Korean Chipotle, so you pick your rice (purple, brown, or white), then your protein (bulgogi, spicy pork, or chicken), and then have a choice of unlimited veggies, including but not limited to: egg, corn, sauteed potatoes, bean sprouts, lettuce, kale, and black beans. For the protein, I've seen from previous reviews that you can ask for tofu, but can't confirm. However, they have so many veggies to top off your bowl with, so I know they are very vegetarian friendly! My boyfriend and I both got spicy pork with purple rice bowls, with almost every veggie as a topping. It was delicious, but probably a bit overwhelming if you do that because the bowl was bursting. Also - they let you sample anything that you're unsure of! I sampled three sauces before deciding to mix two of them, which they also let you do. The Seoul medium spice level sauce was my favorite.

    Shannon H.

    My favorite go-to for fast, healthier food. Even my nine year old loves it. They have a child's portion but she can easily eat the full size bowl. And today I had a baby with me so they let me order an even smaller portion. I like the purple rice, spicy pork and all the toppings but cheese, add Bejing sauce. But mostly I like this place because it is not a slick chain commercializing on ethnic cuisine (Bibibop). I always prefer locally owned, but I think it's even more important when enjoying ethnic food.

    Beef Bulgogi bowl
    Gregg M.

    The wife and I were looking for something a little different for lunch. We decided on KupBop Korean Well Being Food since we both like Korean cuisine and its name was certainly something a little different. Korean food and fast casual dining made a lot of sense and appealed to me. If you've ever been to Chipotle, the process for building your food order was simple...pick your rice, pick your protein, pick your toppings, then your sauce, and voilà, your bowl is built and served. I had brown rice with beef bulgogi, and topped with everything (bean sprouts, sautéed potatoes, black beans, cabbage, cucumber, daikon, carrot, corn, spinach, lettuce, egg) except cheese with Gangnam sauce on the side just to say that I got it Gangnam-style. My food came out fast and fresh. It was flavorful and filling. My only critique, though, was that I wished that at least one of the vegetable toppings had been a radish or cabbage kimchi. It would've added an unmistakable Korean flavor to the dish as well as a little funky spice and crunch. Still, KupBop Korean Well Being Food was a nice (and needed) change of pace to the local Dayton dining scene. It was fairly priced and a solid lunch value. I'm glad we checked it out.

    Tofu bowl
    Binita D.

    Loved the fresh veggies to top off my rice bowl. If I'm ever in the area, I'll definitely be coming back. Plus, the workers here provided really great costumer service.

    J W.

    Well hello there, KupBop, welcome to your permanent spot in my lunch rotation! Another great find brought to my attention by Yelp. So many good things to say about this place, where do I begin?? Location is good for me as it is less than 2 miles from my work. Located in the shopping center at the corner of Woodman and Dorothy Lane in Kettering, this place offers a fast lunch you can feel good about eating. Think of a Chipotle-style setup where the food is ready and you can pick exactly what you want inside your bowl. You'll find an abundance of fresh veggies, perfectly cooked sticky rice, meat, and tempting sauces guaranteed to satisfy the pickiest eaters. Start with your choice of rice: white, brown, or purple. Get adventuresome and try the purple. To me it really doesn't taste any different, but adds some nice pizzazz to the bowl. Spicy pork is delicious here, but does pack some kick so if you are more of a mild fan I'd recommend the chicken or beef. The colorful bounty of fresh veggie toppings includes kale, yellow corn, black beans, cabbage, cucumber, carrots, and more. Select your favorite sauce to top your bowl or get a few on the side to sample. The Beijing (a sweet and sour soy sauce) is delightful! You can also find additional sides like miso soup, dumplings, and egg rolls on the menu. The staff is super sweet and I really hope they succeed!

    Choices
    Beth H.

    Three and a half but halves aren't options. This place is next to my favorite Indian place so it's silly I waited so long to try it. I watched its construction like a hawk, knowing it would be mine. The design for their logos and advertisements have such a clean, white, modern look about them. When my boyfriend and I entered, I was surprised it didn't look more like the Bibibop. I did like the cozy, sort of regular strip mall restaurant atmosphere that's pretty common here, though. Lower lighting, black chairs. Glowing order area. Ordering was easy. I like seeing the food available and just picking what I want. But I was disappointed there was no tofu. No tofu!? That seems like such an easy thing to add to a menu. I had a dumpling. Turns out there're vegan though they aren't advertised that way. I found it to be cold and tough though my boyfriend didn't seem to mind his. He had spicy pork and voted Kup Bop to be supreme over Bibibop if forced to eat one. I had black beans and rice with almost all the vegetables and Beijing sauce. It was good. I was pleasantly full after. But for me, Bibibop is the winner. Tofu is a nice option. I can see why some think you don't get much food. The container it's presented in is huge. It's a visual trick. Also, the seats at the high top tables are outrageously comfortable. Usually high top table chairs are the worst but these were amazing. They were five stars! I would go here again without complaint but it's not going to be in heavy rotation.

    Bowl: purple rice, beef, cabbage(purple&green), daikon, lettuce, kale, carrots, cucumber, beans, egg, cheese, Gochujang and sesame oil.
    Allena I.

    Went to KupBop for the first time and was satisfied with the taste of the food! The Gochujang (Red Korean chili paste - sauce) was really good-nice and spicy-and the Kimchee was good too! Most Korean restaurants I've been to out here in the Midwest have sweet kimchee and gochujang and isnt very authentic. The only thing I don't like: the portions are small; they don't give very much and the bowls, when you get it, are pretty skimpy. KupBop: Flavor-7 Portions-4 Bibibop: Flavor-5 Portions-9

    A bowl of Korean Well Being!
    Jeffrey S.

    Everybody needs a great well being! Well, I found a wonderful Korean restaurant called KupBop! Korean Well Being Food! Was my well being improved after this delicious bowl of greatness? The answer is yes! But, it was my taste buds that were overwhelmed with the spicy pork, purple rice, kale, daikon, cucumber and carrots topped with a euphoric sweet and sour Beijing sauce. You must eat here!!!!! Dr Jeff

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    They are kind as they serve. The food is terrific and we eat in sometimes just because. I can't believe they aren't full ALL THE TIME.

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    Fresh ingredients and delicious. Loved the choices in sauces. Service was friendly and helpful.

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    Amazing price. Healthy, fast, affordable. Tastes like *chefs kiss*. Closed on Mondays.

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    It's good but it's not amazing. The bulgogi is missing the sweet marinade. The dumpling soup is definitely just frozen store bought

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    Yung's Cafe

    4.4(215 reviews)
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    What a find! It looks kind of run down from the street view, but don't let the appearance fool…read moreyou. The inside is clean and well maintained and the food is amazing. The menu includes many Korean staples. I do wish they would offer more appetizers and smaller portion options, but I also understand that being such a small place they have to limit their options. We tried the Tteokbokki (spicy rice cake appetizer) and mandu dumplings. Both were filled with flavor and reasonable portions for the price. You can order the Tteokbokki any spice level 1-5. We split a bulgogi. It was the perfect combination of spicy, sweet and savory and the portion was large enough for the two of us plus some leftover to take home. It was served with a set of small sides (two types of kimchee, and two other sides). Service was fast, friendly and efficient. You check out at the register (which was a bit of an awkward space) but overall, a wonderful experience!

    How have I live in Dayton all this time and never been to Yung's Cafe?! This was one of the best…read moremeals I've had in a long time. Everything was truly perfect. It's a small unassuming building with fairly limited seating, but just enough for those in the know! Service was quick and super friendly despite them having a busy day, just remember to pay at the register when you are done. The fish dishes are super popular because they were out of them when we went, so that's next on our list to try!

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    Looked up this place before going on our little trip to Dayton and sooooo glad I went! It's a small…read morespot that's connected to an Asian mart and bubble tea shop. There was plenty of parking and signage. They have a varied and very authentic menu to choose from! We ordered a broth based lo mein noodle bowl and a hand pulled cold dry noodle bowl. BF added on a braised egg and I ordered a Taiwanese sausage on a stick. Yum on all accounts! Chili oil was automatically brought to us and the waitress was super friendly as well as bilingual. Food was brought out within 5-10 minutes of ordering. YES!! presentation and taste were perfect. Their prices and portions are reasonable and I love everything about this place, down to their cat portraits adorning the walls! Wish this place opened a location in Cleveland! I saw that they have spots in Cincy and Cbus!!

    A hidden gem in Dayton, of all places. I haven't had many Asian restaurants of any kind that tasted…read moreauthentic in Dayton, but this is one of the few. The noodles are actually made in-house and have a lovely texture. I got the Classic Lanzhou Beef Noodle Soup and was definitely not disappointed. The broth is light, but full of flavor at the same time. It is truly very comforting on a cold winter night. I think the beef slices on there are a bit tough, but it's not too big of an issue. The portion sizes are actually crazy. I got the regular size and could finish maybe just half to 2/3 of the noodles, along with a majority of the beef. I can't imagine how massive the large bowl would be... For health, I also ordered some stir-fried bok choy. This was stir fried well, but I'm not really sure what the flavor profile was supposed to be. Is it garlic? Is it spicy? I couldn't really place it. The prices are very fair for the quality of food they provide, and service throughout the night was decent. I will probably be back again, if I visit Dayton! Food: 4.5/5 Price: 4.75/5 Service: 4/5 Overall: 4.5/5

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    Five Grains Noodle House

    4.3(31 reviews)
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    Soupy weather is upon us and I was so excited to try Five Grains! They specialize in making noodles…read morewith five different colors. The menu was extensive and had a lot of options. If you're not a noodle person, they also have rice dishes like fried rice or beef with rice. Once you order at the counter, you can take a seat and they bring the noodles to you. I went with the spicy fish fillet noodles. The broth was very good, with a spicy and savory flavor. It came with lots of chunks of fish fillet and had veggies in it as well. The noodles texture was very chewy and on the thinner side. The texture held up really well throughout and the portion was great for the price. The mala noodle soup with flank steak was definitely spicier and saltier, and it had beef intestines in it. If you're into intestines, this could be a good choice for you. Service was quick since they were pretty empty and we were glad to be able to check it out! Take out is available as well.

    my coworker and i got this place once during our lunch break. he called ahead and asked if they…read morecould make our order in advance and pay when we arrived, as we only had an hour break. they were able to accommodate us and had the food ready for us when we arrived! the portions were absolutely huge. the photo does not do it justice. they have a massive seating area, and it's so cute. i need to go here again. the soup was something i've never had before. i really need to go here again omg. it's so good and the food literally blew my mind. plus, i'm chinese, so i love eating food from asian culture :) love love love

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    4.3(226 reviews)
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    What a great meal we had this evening at Ginger and Spice Asian Bistro. Everything was incredibly…read morefresh and full of flavor. We shared the Jam Pong and the Ginger & Spice Wontons. The Jam Pong -- a Korean seafood soup -- had fresh calamari, clams, scallops, and mussels in a deeply flavorful broth with just the right amount of spice. The vegetables tasted fresh and vibrant, and the seafood portioning was balanced perfectly. The wontons were equally impressive, with what tasted like freshly made dough wrapped around pork filling and finished with a rich, flavorful sauce reduced just enough. Service was excellent. It's a family-run fast casual spot between MVH and UD -- you order at the counter and they bring the food out. The place was spotless, prices were very reasonable, and there was a steady stream of pickup orders all evening. No alcohol, just really outstanding food. Can't recommend it enough -- we'll definitely be back.

    Ginger and Spice is the real deal. We recently tried it on back to back nights (it's that good)…read more Got take out orders both times. Menu has a wide range of options ranging from Chinese to Thai. We tried the chicken fried rice, orange chicken and chicken lo mein. All of them were good, and portions were huge. Prices were extremely reasonable (better than comparable restaurants in the area). Overall, we were very pleased and will definitely order again.

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    Kabuki Sushi Bar & Restaurant - Left to right: orange sunshine, fire, hulk, corona, ninja

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    4.1(302 reviews)
    6.3 mi
    $$
    Family-owned & operated
    Women-owned & operated

    This was our first sushi restaurant since moving to The area and it came highly rated so we had to…read moretry. It's very small, whatever is the equivalent to a dive bar but for sushi. We got here just before 6pm and we snagged the last booth and people kept flooding in after us. It definitely gets busy on Friday nights. We ordered the ninja roll, the hulk roll and a shrimp tempura roll. The ninja and hulk were delicious. As was the shrimp tempura but the others were more unique. Service was great, very friendly. Now the not so great part- this place needs some renovations. It's not the most appealing once you really start looking around. The prices are steep. Also they apparently stopping selling alcohol? I see pictures of beers in previous reviews but the waiter just said "we don't have our liquor license" I didn't press it but i wanted to say SINCE WHEN???? Anyway! The sushi was good but I probably wouldn't come back on my own accord.

    Highlight: Bulgogi Dolsot ($18.95)…read more Ordered the bulgogi dolot. Had the option of a soup or salad side. The miso soup had a single strand of seaweed and tofu, but surprisingly had a deep, umami flavor and tasted hearty. The dolsot did not have a lot of rice or traditional veggies, and the beef was on the dry side. The sauce was sweet and savory. Felt like the dish had more beef than rice but overall had a good flavor. Hospitality: Friendly and attentive. Honorable Mention: Not a lot of seating and the tables are closer together.

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    Left to right: masako, kamakaze, mafia, TNT, super crunch

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