Reviews for Cup Pop Korean Restaurant in Murfreesboro, TN

Perfection! Delicious proteins, balanced flavors, nice portions, good price! I loved the Spicy Pork, and the fried Chicken was... some of the best I've had. Quaint little local place that felt genuine! Will be coming back! Read more

Wings! I was already a fan of Cup Pop for their spicy bulgogi but their wings are over the top. If you like BWW mango habanero... wings but wish they were more crispy, more complex in flavor, and more spicy; Cup Pop has you covered. I love Nashville hotchicken and other spicy foods, Cup Pop takes the spice game and adds sticky sweetness to make very addictive wings. Level 2 ishot, level 3 is on par with OG Bolton's medium. I'm kind of afraid of levels 4 and 5 but know I will have to go there some day. Read more

This place is absolutely phenomenal!! Best food, best service.. You won?t be disappointed with anything you try here

The Owner was really nice and kind and the food was really good and big portions and i would definitely go here again??.

My wife is Korean so I'm used to Korean food that is authentic, and man, this place hit it right on the dot. The portions were... wonderful and prices were super affordable! We have made this a place to frequently visit Read more

I would love to offer 5 stars. I went in and was told it was there break time. It was 4:15 and they would be glad to help me at... 4:30. I did not have time to wait. Business is business , if you want my money then serve me. I gave them a second chance andthe food and service were commendable. Read more

So happy we found this place. The food is always fresh and delicious, the staff is so friendly, and the vibe is great. I live... almost an hour from here but Id gladly make the trip any day of the week. Read more

Visiting home for the holiday season, I was looking forward to stopping by here, as the reviews certainly create a hype.... However, perhaps Cup Pop is overhyped? With limited menu options and variety, there isn't much to comment on except that youorder wanting more to choose from. And don't get me wrong--small menus can work wonderfully, but there needs to be enoughvariety. Many options here are only differentiated by choice of meat. At the same time, I was disappointed that the aspect ofthe food served in cups was discontinued some time ago. As a small establishment and definitely a hole-in-the-wall, theatmosphere was cozy: some Korean decor, stock in corners, some small TVs playing Korean channels. A respectable environment, butone that typically only pairs well with good food. As a vegetarian, I know Korean cuisine is highlighted by meat. Still, thevegetarian offerings tasted oversaturated with sauce and certainly did not exemplify much of the foods' flavors. I've read someprevious reviews that excuse Cup Pop's shortcomings by saying how it is an outlier in offering Korean cuisine outside ofNashville. However, this uniqueness in status shouldn't excuse an average exerience. Read more