Tofu House

Pretty decent Korean food. The bulgogi was marinated well and naeng myun was delicious.

I have liked everything that I have tried at this location. I have tried several of their tofu soups, and the grilled meats/​bento boxes. Bibimbop; delish. It’s probably not the very best Korean food, but the prices are good and the food it very good. I’m not Korean, but I like all of the flavors.

Located by JusGo, Tofu House is surrounded by other great Asian cuisines, kind of like a food court. The tofu soup and bugolgi is great! The seafood pancake was lacking some flavor.
FOOD: ⁴⁄₅
SERVICE: ⁴⁄₅
AMBIANCE: ³⁄₅
PRICE: $$

The location is in a food court, however, the workers will serve all the food directly to you and cleaning is done for you. The kimchi tofu soup was very tasty and the haemul pajun was decent. For the price, I would expect to see more seafood in the seafood pajun. I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 due to the fact that my father received tofu soup with a very pungent burnt taste to it. They took it back and re cooked everything for us though. Overall, will come back again.

I ordered Korean Seafood Pancake. Very tasty. Good portions. Good service. I will be come back to try the other thing.

Good portions — good price — good food. Friendly and fast service. One of the many eye widening and mouth watering choices in the Asian food court.
Their bibimbap, mixture of vegetables, beef, fried egg and rice, was good, needing a bit more of the sauce in taking it to a higher level! And, their Korean seafood pancake was wonderfully fried with spring onions and filled with squid, tasty it was.
Worth the try! Cheers!

Really good food, I asked spicy and they made it spicy.
Will definitely return when in the mood for Korean and in the neighborhood.
Enjoy the sides it comes with too, cold noodles, kimchi and sweet potatoes.

Ordered beef kimchi with little bit of fish egg. She made it spicy and it was delicious! Also it was spicy too.
Banchan wasn’t many like other Korean restaurant but kimchi is really good. Just because of that I can say their food is just great.
Service is really good too. She was very personal .
I want to go back and try their fish egg soft tofu soup.

Moved from California to Texas and have gone to several soon tofu places before expecting plates of appetizers. This place gave a small plate of 4 smaller portions of appetizers. The food was average, but the small portions lost the place a star.

portion was so small and they rise up the price. It’s not deserves.

KIMCHI BEEF TOFU SOUP
I got the spicy kimchi soup and it really packed a punch in the face. I can eat spicy but whoa~ it was spicy, but it was so good. The soup was seasoned and spiced well. It wasn’t watered down and really was tasty.
KOREAN BBQ
I really like the korean bbq here. It was tender and really nicely seasoned.
Overall experience: I always drop by here when I’m in town and it always satisfies my craving for korean kimchi soup.

The portion is really small considering a combo meat + tofu soup is over 16 dollars. The meat was just okay. Tofu soup was not bad. Would stick to tofu soup only. The environment is a food court next to a chinese supermarket. Kinda ghetto.

Located inside «Food Court.» They accept credit cards! Ordered their spicy dumplings & tofu soup – pretty flavorful. The bowl comes out boiling hot so be careful. The dumplings were a little overcooked as it was very mushy and fell apart before I can pick it up. Be careful if you get spicy, because it is! (And I can handle spicy). I ordered 2 bowls of the tofu soup (~$ 6 – 7 each). It came with 2 small bowls of the purple rice (not sure of what kind) and a tray of side portions of kim chi, fish cake, clear cold noodle, and steamed broccoli. Good portion.

This is easily one of my favorite restaurants in the Dallas area. I love the tofu soup here, and they actually make it spicy enough to my liking. The side dishes are always good, as is the kalbi.
I can’t go a month without stopping by this place to eat. Even after I moved to Dallas, I still come up to Plano just to eat here.

spicy tofu kimche soup is my go to dish here! It comes with the typical sides so you’re not missing out on that just because it’s not a «real restaurant.» It’s inside the legacy asian food court so if you don’t mind the atmosphere, give this place a try! It’s a good place to go to when you have a group of people that are wanting asian food but can’t narrow it down to a single place.
My only complaint is that the spice level could be a tad inconsistent.

I saw this place when I went to tasty tails and wanted to try it the next time I was in the area. Finally got to try it last weekend and with some friends and for a booth/​fast food type feel, it wasn’t too shabby!
I ordered the beef tofu soup. It came with rice and sides of different radishes, cold noodles, broccoli, and Kim chi.
The soup came out piping hot, just the way I like it! It was a generous portion too. The rice was good. Not sure what type of rice it was cause it was kind of a dark tint of blackish purple. The radish was eh, could’ve been better. I put the noodles in my soup instead of using it as a general side dish.
I didn’t have to wait in line, they accept credit/​debit cards compared to the other places in the food court that didn’t, and it’s a full open seating. Like any Asian food place, don’t go in there not expecting to smell like what you just ate.
I want to come back to try the kalbi (spare ribs)!

Korean food with Bibimbop and bento boxes!
They may call this place a food court and it may look like one, but the service and presentation of the food here is restaurant quality. Order at the window and take a seat– minutes later a delightful woman wheels a custom dolly up to your table complete with place settings and your piping hot meal, beautifully prepared and laid out.
To make this spot even better, the meat portions in the bento boxes are HUGE! Three adults shared the meat in one bento box and it was plenty for all. Even more exciting, our kids (ages 8,9,10) ask for the bento boxes by name! They love the array of foods in the bento boxes!
We did have to order an extra portion of the glass noodles and the bean rice because the kids devoured it and asked more! It was a side portion of the box, so arrived in a smaller portion.
The full fried fish in the bento box was not a favorite. We tried it and it was relatively bland.
Overall, can’t wait to return!

Great place for the family. At some tofu soup. My favorite is the pork soup, regular spicy. I also love all of the side dishes they bring.

I was originally going to go somewhere else with my friend, but that place was closed so we headed over to this strip mall area. There weren’t many places open at the time, but Tofu House was and my friend had actually eaten here before and said it wasn’t bad so I thought why not, I love Korean food anyways.
I got the Seafood Tofu soup and he got the Bibimbap in the hot stone bowl. Can’t say much for the bibimbap, but when they come in the hot stone bowls, you cant go wrong. As for my seafood tofu soup, it was pretty good. The flavor was a little bit on the light side, but only just a little. Came with plenty of side dishes (refillable) and the service was good. Nice people run this place, and I would definitely recommend it for quick Korean fix.

You really get your money’s worth going to those food courts and Tofu House is one of those places.
I ordered the kimchi tofu beef soup along with the condiments (fish, radish, kimchi, cold noodles, apples, pickled cabbages, rice, and eggs) all for $ 8, can’t beat that.
For those who are not familiar with food court restaurants. You order your food, then they assign you a number. They either call out your number or have a screen to let you know that your food is ready.
The only small complaint is that when your food is ready, they put it on a cart, you have to haul it yourself, AND you have to bring the cart back yourself.
Located at the strip mall where the Asia World Market is, the food court is one of the traits that does give them the edge over Ranch 99 Market.