Wokupp Bar started as a delivery service with a special quirk – instead of cars or scooters, they use eco-friendly bicycles. A couple of kiosks where one can grab a take-away meal opened shortly: one in the downtown on 39, Pushkinska street, and another one in Solomianskyi district, on 6A, Lobanovkyi avenue. Finally, Kyiv welcomes another spot located conveniently near Lukianivska metro station on 3, Dehtiarivska street.
The menu currently offers 17 kinds of wok noodles. The following ones are among the most popular: chicken, veal, shrimp and veggie noodles. Those who want to switch for something else rather just noodles, Wokupp has curry rice with chicken or shrimps. Each noodle box will be generously dressed with the sauce of choice. Besides, the menu also offers popular Pan-Asian soups: Tom Yum (with chicken or shrimps) and classic Miso soup.
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As for the beverages, Wokupp offers Coca-Cola, sparkling water and the special choice — Ukrainian Tsypa craft beer, which came all the way from the Carpathians and is now one of the most popular craft beer brands. Blonde Ale, India Pale Lager, India Pale Ale, Export Stout and Herbed Beer are available for the customer's choice as well.
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Besides, Wokupp has a system of discounts for those registered at their web-site. For instance, each Wednesday every second box of noodles comes with a —50% off. Then, every weekend collective orders are given the following discounts: from 5 to 9 boxes — 5%, from 10 to 14 boxes — 10%, and for those who order from 15 and boxes Wokupp grants 15% off.
Address: 3, Dehtiarivska street
Working hours: weekly 10 A.M — 10 P.M.
Photo sources: Wokupp Facebook page, unsplash.com. All images belong to their rightful authors.
Wokupp Bar at Lukianivka in Kyiv
Asian food trend has merged with the take-away and delivery services long before it came to Ukraine. Before the first sushi-bars and Chinese restaurants had been opened, locals watched the tradition from the countless foreign movies. Nowadays, dwellers of Kyiv also can say "U up for Chinese?" to their friend and have delicious noodles delivered to their home. One of the places that makes it happen is Wokupp Bar, which opened a new spot near Lukianivska metro station.
