Pike's Kitchen - My Go-To Chicken CupBob Fix! If there's one spot that's become a regular in my UberEats rotation, it's Pike's Kitchen for their Chicken CupBob. I've been ordering the buy one get one free deal at least once a month since summer, and honestly, it's one of the best finds for a quick, protein-packed meal. I usually go for the Korean Sweet Spicy flavor, which has just the right balance of heat and sweetness, but every now and then, I mix it up with the Garlic Soy for a milder, savory option. What I love is that these bowls are packed with chicken -- enough that I can split one bowl in half, save the rice for later, and easily turn it into two meals. It's perfect for anyone looking to stay full without breaking the bank. When I'm not ordering online, picking up is super easy. They have a well-organized pick-up area, and the process is seamless. Occasionally, I'll dine in -- the space is open, clean, and has plenty of seating if you want to enjoy your meal right there. Pike's Kitchen has become my reliable go-to for quick, flavorful meals that don't disappoint. If you're into bold Korean flavors and great value, you've got to try the Chicken CupBob. Just don't be surprised if it becomes your monthly (or weekly) obsession too!

Really love this food hall! Been a few times and there are so many tasty options, but always end up going back to the Korean fried chicken and beer battered fries because they are just so tasty! Easy to order at screens in multiple locations and then they text you when your order is ready which is usually pretty quick! The one thing we tried and didn't love was the bubble tea but still five stars for me because of how good the chicken and fries are!

Embarking on a culinary journey at Pike Kitchen (PK) was a delightful surprise during my lunch break. Tucked away just off Rockville Pike, this hidden gem had eluded my notice countless times before. If only I had discovered it sooner, I would have made it a daily haunt without hesitation. Like so many discerning diners, I possess a penchant for particular cuisine locations. I have my go-to spots for Italian, Greek, and Sudanese dishes. Naturally, my expectation for Asian restaurants is equally high. PK, as I affectionately call it, is a sophisticated food hall and market that promises a delectable experience. Transporting patrons on a culinary escapade through Japan, Korea, and Vietnam, this establishment exudes convenience and style. The amiable staff goes above and beyond to ensure a pleasant visit, set against a backdrop of modernity and cleanliness. While the prices are surprisingly affordable and the portion sizes are just right, my sole lament is the proximity of PK to my home. Its location less than half a mile away making it all too tempting to forgo cooking at home, hinting at potential weight gain in the near future.

I really like it. The cafeteria is much smaller than the Block (other Asian food hall in DMV I'm familiar with), but Pike Kitchen is good at maximizing the space. They have several different eateries with options from Southeast Asia, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese. Ordering from the kiosk is super efficient they will either text you when your order is ready or you'll take a pager that buzzes when your food is about to be delivered by a staff member.

Just stopped by here on a whim with a friend for lunch the other day. Wonderful place. We weren't quite sure what to expect but it was kinda cool. Walk inside and WHAAAAM there are suddenly a slew of different stalls and counters and vendors to choose from. Though my picture absolutely sucks, it gives you a vague idea of that initial moment. They have bunches of tables and chairs in the middle, with shelves for napkins and tableware around. I got an order of Chicken Yakisoba, while my friend got Spicy Chicken Dupbop, from one of the counters. While I'm still not sure what either of them are (yeah, I'm 'Murkin), they both arrived quickly and were really delicious. The Pike Kitchen is easy to find and get to, right in the heart of the Pike in Rockville. Just a quick turn off of 355 into the parking lot. We got there just after lunchtime and it was not crowded, but I can easily see this place being a standard go-to for a lot of locals for lunch.

I had a fantastic experience at Pike Kitchen. Pike Kitchen is a food hall with a wide range of options from Japanese cuisine to Korean dishes and even bubble tea. There is plenty of indoor seating for you to have space to meet up with one friend or a group of people. I love that the touchpad kiosk to order from has a search bar. I entered "vegan" into the search and all the vegan options populated. It was so easy to browse the menu with this feature. Additionally all the vegan items had the correct modifications made to ensure the meals were vegan. For instance the vegan bibimbap already had egg removed from it. I ordered the vegan ramen and it came out very quickly! Pike Kitchen has some chili powder and nori seasoning available near the utensils that you can use to jazz up your meal. I took full advantage of the free seasonings. The ramen broth was so creamy! It is the most comforting soup on a cold and dreary day. I also loved the variety of veggies with huge pieces of bok choy, mushrooms, and plenty of noodles. I do wish there was tofu in this bowl however I ate everything and felt plenty full. I am excited to return to Pike Kitchen and try their vegan bulgogi and other menu options. As a vegan there are so many items to explore!