Book Chang Dong Tofu

All around decent restaurant, their portions are appropriate and the ingredients fresh. The waitress was a bit rude, but that’s about the only complaint I have.

Really good tofu soup. It’s not as salty as the BCD in NYC, and slightly fresher tofu. The prices for the tofus are very reasonable, like around $ 8 to 9 dollars each. The also have many summer specials of a tofu soup and a side of bulgogi or Dae-​ji Bul-​go-​gi for around $ 14 dollars. The dae-​ji bulgogi was very good!
The rice came out in a hot stone pot, and cooked just sticky enough.
I took off one star because the side dishes are not as good as the ones in NYC and no fried fish :(
Oh, and it’s BYOB

Good food but the service can improve. The waitress gave us a attitude so be sure to go to the waiter.

This place serves the best soft tofu soup. While there are other Korean items on the menu (which tend to be a little overpriced), there is really no need to try anything else other than tofu. The tofu dishes are the cheapest dish on the menu (about $ 8 – 9) and the restaurant’s specialty.
The tofu soup comes out in a piping hot stone bowl. You are given a raw egg to crack into the soup while it is boiling like crazy. The rice is prepared fresh in a stone pot. Side dishes are available and then it’s time to attack. Attack is not an inconceivable word here because that’s what you’ll be doing to get that hot-​goodness into your belly.
The place is BYOB and it is strategically located next to an A&P liquor store, which is awesome. Plus, when there are groups of Korean men huddled at a table after a game of golf to get away from their wives saying drunken things like ‘This is the best dish I’ve ever had since that time in Korea when I was in the army and I ate tofu while in my underwear during winter’; believe me, I’m there.

Surprisingly Good Phở at a Korean Restaurant (which specializes in SoonDuBoo) !
Took mi madre (awww…) to this local restaurant to try out their Phở.
Though the variety of beef products (no eye of round, etc.) is lacking, only present are slices of beef and beef meatballs, the dish is good. I don’t know any good Phở places in Bergen County, so this’ll have to do.
Their panchan is also very fresh, very good, and not overly spicy !
I can’t believe their restaurant hours are 6am-​3am, nuts…
Jersey people, forget going to diners late at night, just go to Natural Tofu Restaurant.