April L.
Google
Overall
Solid, busy Korean tofu spot with good service and a cute, clean vibe. I came in extra excited because they make their own tofu, but the food leaned more modern and Americanized than I hoped, so I can’t give it a full 5.
Price and value
Pricing felt average for today’s economy. Not cheap, not outrageous. The in house tofu is a cool value add, even if it didn’t fully hit the “wow” level I’ve had from tofu shops in Korea.
Food and flavor
The biggest thing to know: the flavor profile felt more catered to modern tastes that are sweeter and spicier rather than the more traditional OG style. That’s not “bad,” just different. If you’re expecting Korea level authenticity and balance, set expectations accordingly.
What to order
Best bet: stick to the OG sundubu stews, especially the spicy options. That’s where this place shines the most, and it’s the safest way to have a satisfying meal here.
What I’d skip
The pancakes were not worth it to me. They felt too thick and batter heavy, with not enough filling for the flour ratio. I’d rather spend that stomach space on stew and tofu focused dishes.
Service
Service was pretty good. Staff was attentive and the overall experience felt well run.
Atmosphere and wait
Atmosphere was cute and clean, but it’s very popular. Expect a wait unless you make a reservation ahead of time.
Recommendation
If you’re in Georgia and craving a more authentic leaning Korean tofu experience (by US standards), this is worth visiting. Just go in knowing it’s more modern, sweeter, and spicier than traditional OG style.
Order the OG spicy sundubu stews, skip the pancakes, and you’ll have a much better time.