Cafe Soul Cups

Justin Ceradini a month ago

Well we tried something new and won’t be back. Went an ordered half a dozen donuts a chia latte and a pumpkin spice latte. Asked for them hot. First it was not busy we were only ones in line. The person taking our order for 6 donuts, only 4 flavors, could not get the flavor right. Kept asking over and over and putting it in wrong. Same with the drinks. Waited a good 10 minutes for our donuts and drinks while it was dead. With 3 people working and 2 didn’t seem to know what they were doing. Finally got our donuts and drinks. Both were iced. Indicated they were supposed to be hot and was informed the chia latte is only served cold. Ok we cut our losses went home and opened up the donut box to find 5 donuts not 6. We just laughed. What a bad experience. Won’t be going back.

Ashley Jones 2 months ago

Soul Cups is an amazing cafe with unique and creative drinks and food and a friendly welcoming staff. I enjoy their matcha, signature Soul Coffee and Dalgona. Where they really kick it up a notch is with their specials inspired by Korean trends. I tried the Yuju Sparking Americano and am hooked. Citrusy, fizzy while highlighting the inherent sweetness of the espresso. It was a delight. Highly recommend.

Isabella Xu (Bella) 3 months ago

I adore this cafe! Every drink I’ve tried is BOMB (especially the Biscoff crunch latte) and I love that they’re not overly sweet. The mochi donuts are great and have so many fun options; they sell out of donuts pretty quick though, so don’t get there too late. The food is also delish! Highly recommend!

Michelle Nguyen 3 months ago

Nice selection rotating flavors mochi donuts! They sell out of certain donuts so go early. The workers are kind and knowledgeable about the menu with recommendations if you ask. The taro donut was a little too sweet and artificial tasting. The dough itself was a bit dry so it seemed to have been sitting out for a while. The donut consistency could be better regarding freshness. But the corn dogs are delicious and often come out quick. I haven’t tried their drinks. Sometimes seating can run out since the space is a bit small. Free stickers.

Bugs Subu 7 months ago

If you’re looking to try something different in Cary, **Soul Cups Café** is such a fun find. This Korean-inspired café has a really impressive selection of food and drinks, and everything feels thoughtfully curated and creative. The stars of the show are definitely the Korean hot dogs. You can go classic with the beef dog, or try the vegetarian version stuffed with mozzarella, which is just as satisfying. The kids loved the Cheeto-crusted hot dogs and also tried one of the sandwiches, which was a hit. It’s playful food, but still well made and flavorful. On the drinks side, there’s plenty to explore. We tried the refresher matcha and the strawberry Dubai chocolate cup, both of which felt unique and indulgent in their own way. You can tell this place leans into presentation too, it’s absolutely Insta worthy. The donuts were sold out by the time we arrived, which says something. They looked beautiful, so we’ll definitely be back earlier next time to grab some. The café was packed with a steady stream of customers the entire time we were there. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, even though they were clearly hustling to keep up with orders. The only small downside was t