If I can give zero star I would. First of all, the service is non-existent. The server doesn't even know soondubu has tofu in it when the title literally means soft tofu soup. The food is just not good at all. The flavors are not Korean, maybe they are fresh, but then I could also just go eat grass if I want fresh. The bubble tea tastes like diluted milk water. Honestly, just drive 10 mins and go to hmart and buy their ready to eat food and will be 10 times cheaper and better.

Reasonable ambiance, but the food is horrible: beef bulgogi made w/ chopped up hamburger patty & less tasty than fake beef. The rice was also heavily seasoned and doesn't retain any rice flavor. Prototypical Boulder "ethnic" (white washed) eatery.

An amazing experience and most of the food is gluten free. I had the Bulgogi Bowl and it was to die for my family had the noodle bowl and it looked absolutely sublime. The staff was friendly, the restaurant was clean, and quiet a great place to unwind.

I went to this place once when I was very young, and have been driving past it for a little while, always thinking "I need to go back there." I finally did and my god, I have been missing out! First off, the vibe of this place is amazing. It feels so chill and laid-back with amazing staff that is so sweet! The food here is so good, I'm not joking when I say this is my fav Korean place ever. I got the Bqq tofu and with in 10 minutes, it was gone (I'm a bit of a fast eater 😅). The strawberry boba was so amazing. I haven't had that good of strawberry milk in a longggg time. Everything was cooked perfect. The Vegan/Vegetarian options are amazing. I can not recommend a place more.

Came here after I saw a Groupon for $10 and the menu looked different and healthy. Got there as they opened. A couple outdoor tables and few more inside. Small but nicely varied menu. Got the Korean bbq bowl with tofu, mixed green instead of the rice and asked for side of kimchi with the bowl medium spicy. They had issues with the Groupon but still took care of me then with a cash back. Prepared fast to go. Owner tried to give me a cookie for the troubles but since I got the deal price in the end it felt wrong but I thanked her. While the dish had a bit more carrots then I would have liked to have it was a lot of food. The tofu was fairly small pieces but there was a lot of them in there. No kimchi on the side as I requested but I wonder if it was added as that was another option. The medium was a bit tame for my love of spice so next time will go hot. Good healthy food for the price so I will return. Only giving four stars due to wanting to go again soon and see if consistency. Then I will change to five. So if you see five…

This by far was one of the most disappointing places I've been to for korean food here in Boulder. My significant other and I had each of our own dishes (he got the noodle bowl and I had the bulgogi dish). Needless to say, our protien was that of a meatball. His noodles were bland and over cooked and just had a dash of spice. I basically got a platter of greasy onions and overcooked rice for my meal. I've been to other places down in Aurora (Korean BBQs) that are 100x better and would not recommend this place to anyone who is craving korean food. The vibe is immaculate, and eco-friendly, but the food is a 0/10.

There is pretty much never a time when I'm not craving their burrito or kimchi fried rice. Great mix of heat, flavor and a nice crunch.

A Cup of Peace offers a variety of delicious, organic Korean food and drinks. Nearly everything is vegan and protein can be added to every meal - the vegan protein option is organic tofu. They serve bubble teas, unique lattes, energy shakes, and healing teas. Almond and soy milk are available.

Amazing food, felt very safe for a celiac. I got to have a burrito, which hasn't happened in awhile! Delicious. My burrito was huge and my husband's curry was a very generous portion all for $28 (before tip)

My bibimbap was tragically made- mushy rice, an odd assortment of veggies (no kimchi, only unpickled zucchini and squash, carrots, some stirfried red cabbage and... I think it's pickled turnips?), and beef that's closer to under-seasoned Afghani beef kebab than Korean beef. When I noticed they gave me a *tiny* container of what I thought was gochujang with my meal, I asked for more and got what they called "hot sauce", which was a mix of watered down gochujang and... something else. If you come here, stick to the boba.

The kimchi fried rice was to die for. Really delicious. I really enjoyed the Korean curry as well. In total my table ordered and shared 5 different items all which were good. We have picky eaters and everyone liked more than one dish.

This fast casual place has excellent food. I’m not an expert in Korean food but it was among the best I’ve had. The 2 of us got bulgogi and noodle bowl with chicken and tofu and we loved both. Medium spice is fairly spicy and the servings were large. Lots of veggies too.

I was so happy to find this gluten free Korean spot after the gluten free market in Louisville. The bulgogi was great but I wasn’t a fan of the tofu soup. The soup was just a little bland and wasn’t what I was expecting. The homemade kimchi was good and I’ll definitely be coming back to try some other dishes! Seems like a great option if you’re vegan or dairy free too!

I ordered a black milk tea with boba, but it mostly tasted like the milk. I asked him to fix it for me and he added more black tea, which was kind. Turns out that their pre-brewed tea is just kind of weak, compared to the freshly brewed black tea I'm used to. I loved the soft jazz music they played, and the atmosphere is fine- they could use some comfy chairs, IMO. Next time I would love to try some of the menu items they have.

This place is amazing. Highly recommended! I got the noodles and I’m excited to come back and try more.

We absolutely love this place. The food is always fresh and cooked to perfection. The staff is always accommodating and very nice.

Awesome Food! We went there on a whim. They have organic and vegan options. Everything is gluten-free. We loved the taste of the food. We ordered medium spicy, but figured that we can handle spicy here. I will definitely go back here.

I was having a really bad day, and was also very sick. I stopped here and the girl was so nice. I got chicken and tofu soup w rice noodles and the citrion honey tea. Gave me my smile back. Thanks :)

Went here for Korean food. The tofu soup was a thin broth with a few slices of zucchini and a few pieces of tofu floating in it. Nothing like the real thing. The fried rice was very underseasoned and mushy. We won't be back. The people working there were nice, though. Might be ok if you're only coming for tea.

Wow! First time here on a whim. Didn't realize it was more than a tea shop! Great food choices. Everything is gluten free! Tons of Vegan options. Large portions of fresh food. I can't wait to go back.

I thought the food was pretty tasty. My dining partner ordered the Dup Bob, and I ordered the Bibim Bob with a side of kimchi. We also ordered some dumplings, which I also enjoyed.

We love their dishes and I only had a honey tea once. Very satisfied and good, we like that they have organic tofu, beef and chicken. Their new menu Kimchi fried rice with mild spice is pretty good, and also we love their Korean BBQ burrito though I thought it would be little bit weird.

A great place for gluten free folks like myself to get tasty Korean food. I love their kimchi and am so glad I can buy a pint of it to take home with me. So far I’ve had their Kimchi fried rice and the Dub Bob which chicken and really enjoyed both! I’m looking forward to trying everything on the menu.

I ordered the noodle bowl with medium spice. I loved it and will definitely order it again.

The food is pretty good. I think the suhn tofu soup could have had more tofu/veggies, it was very broth heavy. The purple rice was fresh and very good. The traditional korean table setting is good, but fairly plain. This is not the most authentic Korean restaurant, but there's quite a few vegan options which is awesome.