Cafe Soul Cups

Char Quiambao

5 months ago

I got the misutgari bingsu and jeju matcha. Both were so tasty! The design and atmosphere of the cafe were just lovely. Many options for snacks and drinks.

Bethany Thai

7 months ago

Got the cookies and cream mochi donut and the soul coffee with the chocolate crackle cup. Both yummy and fun to try. ☕️ The chocolate crackle cup was an extra +$1.50, but it was worth it to try. The soul coffee wasn’t too sweet which paired it really nicely with the chocolate cup (if you’re a not too sweet kind of person 😉) 🍩 Mochi donut was very yummy and chewy. Just enough sweetness for me. I’m not sure what the three “eye” pieces were but I think they were added on for a Halloween theme, which was cute. Definitely coming back to try the rest of their menu 😋!!

Good JuJu

7 months ago

Please ignore the awful reviews from people who chose to visit when it was too busy but still expected everything to be robotically perfect as of the staff aren’t human beings; my daughter and I had a great coffee/early lunch here today! The crackle cup is a unique selling point so we enjoyed that and the drink, the mochi donuts were really good (not stale or anything). Like I said, timing matters. Go when it’s not busy.

Mike Lee

3 months ago

Great little café with a really nice atmosphere. The staff were super friendly, which made the experience even better. I had a latte and the Soul Donut and both were excellent. The coffee was smooth and the donut was fresh and delicious. Definitely a spot I’d come back to.

I. Davis

2 months ago

Fantastic food and beverages. Mochi donuts are flavorful, moist, fluffy and soft. My daughter ordered a basic plain Korean corn dog and I was floored by its flavor. It was also a generous size. Fave was Dubai Chocolate latte in a chocolate crinkle cup. (Don’t know if that’s what it’s called but you squeeze your iced beverage and the chocolate breaks up, infusing your beverage.). Two stars for atmosphere because it was very loud, super busy and difficult to maneuver and be seated to enjoy your treats. Not their fault, just a testament to their popularity.

Blake Mills

3 months ago

Love this coffe shop! Atmosphere and service is always good. Employees are very kind and having tried the coffee, donuts, and K-dogs I can say all the products are consistently on point! Highly recommend!

HelenaHood

9 months ago

This has been one of the best cafes I've ever been to! I recommend this for anybody who wants to find a new to-go cafe place. When you walk in it's super cozy and has a very relaxing atmosphere all over! The decor is so cute. I was greeted by this super sweet person up front, they didn't rush me and I had a very nice interaction with them! Everyone was so nice. They also display all the food out in front of you making it much easier to see the size of what you would be getting. They have so many different flavors, I will definitely be going back to try them. I got 2 of their drinks and 2 of their k-hotdogs. Their prices are so reasonable and for what I got it was very worth it. It was so delicious I can't get over it! Everyone must try them!

Genthian Suarez

6 months ago

Cafe Souls Cups in Raleigh is such a gem! The service and feeling was warm and welcoming from the moment I walked in. The Dubai cracked chocolate latter was amazing, but the donuts stole the show. You know they’re special the moment you take that first bite. Soft, delicious, and absolutely unforgettable. I highly recommend this spot if you’re in the area, I’ll definitely be back!

Minjeong Heo

6 months ago

Tried the Tiramisu Latte today and wow 😍 it was so good. Seriously made my whole day. And the Bung Eoh Ppang… why is it this cute?? 🐟💛 I was just staring at it like, “How do I even eat this?” and then… yeah, I ate the whole thing 😂 Everything I ordered today was amazing. Totally loved it all. I’ll definitely be back! ☕✨

Bugs Subu

3 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 that tables weren’t being cleaned quickly, but honestly that seemed more like a function of how busy they were than a lack of care. Overall, Soul Cups Café is a lovely spot to try something new. The kids really enjoyed it, the food was fun and flavorful, and the atmosphere was vibrant. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Cary.