Cupbop is serving up a special deal for Tucsonans during its grand opening


November 28, 2022
By Matt Sterner

"you don't want to miss the craziness"

Just a couple of months ago, we first got word of Cupbop coming to Tucson, and now they’re officially ready to open the doors to its first location at 4811 E. Grant Rd. #113.

(Photo courtesy of Cupbop)
(Photo courtesy of Cupbop)

The “crazy food truck guys” are ready to open up at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, November 30 with a very special deal: all bowls will be $5.99 each.

The team that offers fast-service bibimbap shared the following on Instagram:

“It’s our Grand Opening special and you don’t want to miss the craziness that includes giveaways, fun, and delicious Korean food.”

(Photo courtesy of Cupbop)
(Photo courtesy of Cupbop)

As mentioned earlier, Song and Kwon are often referred to as the “crazy food truck guys” mainly because of their evolving menu and sense of humor. For instance, their goal is to “overtake Panda Express just like a tiger would overtake a panda,” and one of their earliest company slogans was “Eat Cupbop, poop gold.”

How to order:

The Tucson menu has yet to be released online but if it’s anything like the other locations it’ll have at least 10 different bowls to choose from.

They’re served with rice, cabbage mix, noodles, an option to pick out a protein, and then a spice level. There’s also an option that allows you to choose two proteins or veggies.  It’s pretty simple after that — “mix the bowl and enjoy the simple and delicious Cupbop.”

At the moment, other Arizona locations include two spots in Phoenix, one in Mesa, and another at the Westgate center in Glendale.

Cupbop is located at 4811 E. Grant Rd. #113. For more information and to keep up with the latest, visit cupbop.com or follow Cupbop on Instagram.

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