V P Tofu

Friendly people, I ordered the soy pudding and they package it for you when you order so you know they’re hot and fresh. It seems like they are not busy but customers come and go quickly because the service is THAT fast. Prices are reasonable. I just wish they have a tip jar!

PLEASE NOTE: This business is active and is open. Please refer to their business hours. The Unilocaler who posted this business is permanently closed is wrong and inaccurate.
I am a regular customer here and contacted the business after I saw the permanently closed posting. I talked to the owner and the business is definitely open.

Bad customer service — they will show you they don’t really care for anyone ‘s business. This place would have been 4 stars without the bad attitude. Sweet Tofu is pretty good.

Inexpensive fried tofu. Sometimes we get a big order to bring to a party. Oh and strong iced coffee. My kind of place!

I’ve been craving for hot tofu pudding with ginger syrup since I came to US. I heard this place from my friend and I have been always wanting to come back here ever since! The hot tofu pudding with ginger syrup is number one on my list when I come to V P Tofu. I want to try the Pandan tofu pudding, but they always run out of it. The soy milk is also really good, it is like a REAL soy milk (not like american soy milk). Price is really cheap and everything is good!

Love this place! So glad I discovered this place. The best stuff is their warm fresh soy milk (sweetened) and the warm pudding (sweetened)! I go here every week:-) the customer service is good sometimes too!

Bought soft tofu and it was not good at all. Not smooth, not soft enough.
If you are looking for REAL tofu, then go to MEIJI tofu, in gardena. Same price, MUCH better quality.
So disappointed. Please go to meijiya first, then review.

Everything is so cheap and delicious.
I come here very often on the weekends. They have the best soy milk (though it is not like the soy milk americans are used to, it is the warm sweet kind) and tofu pudding. They also have a wide assortment of mochi packs, vietnamese food and other sorts of tofu products. I am a huge fan of the fried tofu and you can get a bunch with just a few bucks.
Great place to go if you are looking for some healthy breakfast food options or something to take as a snack later in the day! Just keep in mind that they are closed on Mondays!
Parking is quite scarce so you can park on the street. The parking lot is quite small and is located on a pretty busy intersection.

They got the best soy milk in town. It’s less sweeten and cheaper than other markets. I also recommend their soy pudding, it’s a little bit expensive but worth to try.

This place is incredible. But just my luck every time I go it’s closed. Seriously I go on the worst days. Do Fu Hua (how do you even translate that to English?)

I am extremely grateful to have finally found a place that have delicious sweet tofu with coconut milk. This place have sweet green tofu that is just mouth watering. Unfortunately they only have hot/​warm ones and for the green tofu it’s only on Saturday and Sunday, I wish they will have that everyday and not just the weekend.
I always get the medium size one and I believe if I’m not wrong it is $ 2 or $ 2.50 for a pretty decent size. They also have delicious verity of soy milk.
–original
–green one (forgot what it’s called lol)
–black sesame (which is super delicious, a little light so if you like a strong taste of soy don’t get this one)
I will definitely come by and get more of those sweet tofu.

Yeah Yeah Yeah. I know it’s pricier than the soy milk 168 or vons, but I really think you’re paying for quality here. Smooth soy milk that taste like real beans instead of sweetened vanilla or watered down soybean washing water. But enough of the side pieces. The main deal is the soy bean pudding. Come early because they sell out hours before closing. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. Smoother than baby butt skin and tastier than yo mama’s dessert.
Of course if you don’t like the taste of soy, don’t bother coming here. It might be too legit of a place. Stick with silk from ralphs

I have been getting my fresh soy milk here for 10 years — and counting! Freshest soy products in the SGV. Those soy milks sitting pretty at the supermarkets are nothing compared to theirs, really.
Pandan soy milk is very delicious, soy pudding is awesome as well.
Basically I mainly get my soy fix here :)
Cash only.

So if you like freshly made tofu, this is the one of the best places to get it (other than other place in Walnut). They’ve got regular soy, black sesame soy, pandan soy (unsweetened or sweetened) and regular tofu pudding (tofu fa), pandan tofu pudding and fried tofu. Basically it’s like bubba shrimp company but the tofu version.
Famous for: all types of tofu.

All these years and I’ve only NOW discovered the goodness of their (weekend only) Pandan Tofu pudding!
Drove by yesterday and it didn’t look too busy, so I dropped in for some freshly fried wood ear fungus tofu squares and saw the counter lady spooning out several containers of the light green pudding for a customer. Figured, why not?
Sooooooo good that I returned the next day for two containers of the Pandan Pudding!

Fresh soy milk! Come get yer fresh soy millkkkk!!! This place is great. My mom and godmother have been coming here for a long time to buy their soy milk. They make it fresh daily, and usually will have new batches that are still warm, right behind the counter. We don’t even bother going to the refrigerator section anymore… just walk right up to the counter when we see the new half gallons, and get those.
The soymilk comes in either sweetened, unsweetened, or pandan. I’ve never gotten the pandan one because I feel like pandan should be a jelly… and only a jelly. Maybe I’ll try it next time if I want something different. The soy milk has great flavor, and it’s very smooth. Take it from the Taiwanese folks who drink soy milk as a meal. I’ve heard that they carry black sesame soy milk and I am dying to get that next time! They also carry a variety of tofu-​esque foods like… various forms of tofu, pudding, hot sweet tofu, various snacks, etc.
Like I said, we’ve been coming here from day 1, and we will continue coming here until the world runs out of soy milk.

Favorite quick stop breakfast joint!
I am not one to eat breakfast so I always just stop here in the morning for soy milk. The soy milk can be purchased by the gallon (?) or individual bottles which is the one I opt for. I have tried both the sweetened and unsweetened and I personally prefer the sweetened one. (Not as sweet as you think)
Sweet sesame dough ball with red bean paste (only weekends) :
The ball is crispy but not super greasy. On top of that the red bean paste is not super sweet!
Sweet sesame breads (ham jiem bang)
A mixed of sweet & savory. The bread is doughy and crispy and they come in small portions which is perfect for those with a small appetite.
One star off for the limited selections on the weekday.
Final verdict:
Gonna keep on coming because I am lactose –_-!

Homemade soymilk, soybean pudding, and tofu?! Yes, please!
I never realized V P tofu was so close to restaurants I usually frequent until a friend told me about this place. I dropped on a Tuesday at noon & they were out of most items, sad face :(Now I know to call ahead & make sure items I want are in stock before I make the drive out there. Still then, best bet is to go early as most things sell out quickly.
Soy milk is thick & creamy not like the watered-​down versions at Asian grocery stores. I tried the pandan soymilk which is light green but I don’t think my tastebuds are perceptive enough to taste the pandan flavor (apparently nutty & grassy?) so I’ll just stick to original soy milk. I’ve yet to try the black sesame soy milk, maybe next time it’ll be in stock. The soy milk comes sweetened or unsweetened in individual serving, half gallon, & full gallon. There are no preservatives so products should be consumed within 3 – 4 days.
Warm soybean pudding w/​ginger syrup was yummy & definitely has a smoother texture compared to the ones served at dim sum places. It’s still not as silky smooth as the tofu pudding at this one tofu shop in Hong Kong Chinatown but in the meantime, this will do until my next travel to Asia. V P Tofu is my new soy milk go-​to place!

I came here because I wanted to try their black sesame pudding but they ran out around 2pm when I got there.
I got ½ gallon of their sweetened soymilk ($ 3) which I thought was decent. It tasted similar to what you can get at Asian markets. I do want to try their black sesame soymilk which they ran out of also.
Also, ordered their fried soft tofu. 8 huge pieces for $ 3.80. It was fried upon ordering and took about 10 minutes. Super fresh and it tasted great even 2 days after. I was impressed with this item.
Will be back for their black sesame pudding & soymilk!

Definitely a hole-​in-​a-​wall kind of spot. If you are not from the area, you will not know about this place. You might drive by and miss it since there is not fancy advertisement or sign. Parking is very limited.
This family owned business is awesome. I LOVE their Tofu Fa! It is the best I’ve had in the SVG and we all know SVG is full of Asian spots! Tofu Fa here is sweet, silky, and smooth. You can get it warm or cold. The fresh/​warm kind is made fresh daily so they can and will run out. There is also different flavors such as Black Sesame and Pandan Tofu Fa. There is also Soy Milk drinks of those flavors as well. Every thing here is made fresh by the owners and everything is delicious. They also sell snacks and some pre-​made Vietnamese meals that are pretty tasty as well.
Cash only, but everything is cheap!