Thanh Son Tofu

I visited this store on Sunday afternoon. As usual, it was crowded, but the staff was efficient, so ordering didn't take long. Their Mushroom Tofu and Plain Tofu are must-buys; they taste fantastic. I usually buy extra and freeze them, and they still taste great after thawing. The tofu can also be sliced and stir-fried with vegetables. I bought four boxes of tofu, and the staff gave me a whole bucket of free soy milk, which I really appreciated. This time, I also tried the Khoa Mi Dua (cassava and coconut milk dessert), Xôi (large sago with shredded coconut and crushed peanuts), and Xôi Mǎn (sticky rice with meat). The cassava was soft and delicious, and the coconut milk was rich and fragrant. The sago was nicely chewy and had a great texture, with a balanced sweet and savory flavor from the shredded coconut and crushed peanuts. The sticky rice with Chinese sausage tasted great. It's best to steam it to reheat if you're eating it the next day, otherwise, the sticky rice will harden.

In Eden center, this is probably the most crowded place. It's a take out place with all kind of Vietnamese goodness. You can buy cassava in coconut milk (my absolute favorite), different types of sticky rice, tofu with sweet ginger sauce (prefer original over pandan), soy milk, fried tofu, fried fish paste, etc. For every $35, you get a free bottle of soy milk, so plan accordingly.

So far no problem with service and cashier. Some foods are delicious, just the sticky rice with durian (green) is too dry and no durian taste at all. don’t even know why they called it with durian but no durian or no durian’s tase 😅. Btw the tofu is good. Price is incredibly affordable.

Thanh son is iconic sweet rice shop in the DMV area. They have all types of sweet rice from savory to sweet to plain. From desserts with three color dessert to banana vietnamese pudding. Besides the sweet rice and dessert, they are also know for their crispy tofu. *Sweet rice are always hot and flavorful, you can’t go wrong with any of the choices. *Dessert are the right size, not too big and not too small, perfect to bring home or bring on a road trip *tofu : there are three types , lemongrass and pepper, mushroom or plain. Great for vegetarian to get their tofu ingredients here. Currently selling for $5/lb. This store also have fish cakes and bao buns and egg rolls that are out of this world! They also sell freshly made soy milk here with two flavors: pandan and regular. Keep in mind line is almost ALWAYS long so come prepare for a wait. They do take credit cards which not a lot of place in eden do so no worries about that! Come prepare tk spend lots of money here if you love sweet rice and che!

Food was great. They can probably put in a better system for ordering as it was a bit chaotic. It didn’t happen to us but I did observe the cashier arguing with a customer (as other reviews mentioned) so that was a bit off putting.

This establishment used to be my go to place for Viet street food like: tofu ginger sugar cane syrup, sticky rice, among other desserts. They raised their price and very rude to their patrons. They hired foreigners who do not speak English/vietnamese which makes placing orders very difficult. They do not have a good communication and it’s mess in their store. Patrons spend money at their business and they are being treated with disrespect and no customer service at all. When these foreigner workers filled wrong orders you cannot exchange for the right products. Owners (husband and wife) were very nasty and didn’t want to provide exchange or listen to their patrons. Food was just okay not out of this world. We will not support business who doesn’t treat their patrons with respect, integrity and dignity. Look at their pan-dan hot tofu ginger syrup it was definitely made with lots of food color. Owners were profiting from these cheap ingredients and charge patrons with a high price. They also talk down to their patrons I guess they are making lots of money and now a millionaire therefore they don’t show any customer appreciation. Shame on YOU for doing this at your establishment and show no respect and appreciation to your patrons. NEVER NEVER AGAIN…👎👎👎👎 I WOULD GIVE ZERO STAR IF I COULD.

First time visiting Arlington, Va and a good friends recommended this spot for fresh homemade tofu. He recommended the lemon grass seasoning. Lines were very long on a Saturday afternoon but employees were moving fast. This place is a dessert dream. All your favorite Vietnamese dessert under one roof. Price is very reasonable. I spent $40.00 and they give you a half gallon homemade soymilk. I got the pandon flavor. Wish there were something like this near me in NJ. Highly recommend for a quick fix. Coffee, sugarcane drinks and dessert.

Biggest fan of the tofu with mushroom! The lemon grass one is my second favorite. Also received free soy milk for spending $30. They also sell other Vietnamese desserts and snacks

Long lines but move relatively fast! Been getting the tofu here since I was a kid from my mom and recently made it back to satisfy those old cravings. I got the lemon grass tofu which was like I remembered 4/5! Slightly spicy, such a nice texture between the fried skin and soft bouncy tofu inside! Herby Soy milk - 3/5 not sweet but smooth and yummy. Good for mixing Banh cuon - 3/5 nice thin but bouncy skin but wish there was more filling. Not enough flavor for me but if you add stuff I can see it being good

Chuc Mung Nam Moi! The Lunar New Year festivities continued today. Oh Eden Center, how I miss thee! So much has changed, yet the center continues to flourish. Thanh Son is a familiar place and has withstood the test of time. Favorite che desserts galore and tasty snacks abound! Plus cha gio, bun bao, crispy tofu, vietnamese coffee, fresh soymilk, and sticky rice are all fantastic. There is quite a wait, and luckily trays are refilled :-) so be patient!

Whenever I go to Eden Center, I like to stop by Thanh Son Tofu for their fried tofu. They have regular one, mushroom onions, and lemongrass. I love the mushroom onion tofu. They sell the tofu by the pound. They also have smoothies, bubble tea, soy milk, desserts, and other snacks. There are so many items to choose from that it can be overwhelming if it's your first time or undecisive like me. A lot of time I feel rushed by the staff. The store can get really busy.

Love this place, when I'm in the DC area I love to visit this shop. They have a great selection of sweet drinks, desserts, freshly made soy milk, fried tofu and housemade fish cakes. All so delicious and fresh... I got some to take home to Utah.

We love this place! The tofu and dessert's are delicious. They have a good system in taking customers order so it was a good experience. Prices are fair and the inside is clean which is what one expects from a place serving food. We will definitely be back. Thank you Thanh Son Tofu!

One of the best food spots I've been to in the US. Everything was really fresh, flavorful, and not too expensive. I'd make a trip back to VA for their lemongrass tofu alone. The line gets crazy on weekends and they can sell out so you want to go on a week day or get there early. The boba was good with excellent tapioca pearls. They stayed firm even after sitting in the fridge overnight. The Durian sticky rice was an unexpected hit; but I'm a fan of funky flavors. The staff can be a little stiff but that's to be expected when you're flying through a line down the block and serving by the pound. It's takeaway only and in nicer weather they've got a parking lot patio set up. I recommend anyone stop in who loves or wants to try tofu, sticky rice, or some sweets.

Love it, the food is amazing, but there's a long waiting line every time I come there. Wish that I can order from home.

This place is sooo good. Pandan tofu fa is amazing. The coconut cream sago has a bit of salt in it, which makes it so unique. To be honest, this place just has sm variety of stuff and everything tastes so good too! There's a long line every time we go for a reason

The last time I was in the DMV, my Uncle had us drive to Falls Church to get tofu and come to find out, they were closed. This past trip, he made us go again and ok, I can see why he likes this place so much! Dropped in on a Tuesday afternoon and it was a bit busy but the line moved pretty fast. They have different tapioca desserts and rice, but we came for the fried tofu. We got five pounds of their mushroom onion tofu and it was love at first bite. A crispy exterior but when you bite in, a flavor bomb of tofu, onion, vermicelli, and black mushroom greets you. I couldn't stop eating them on the car ride home! 10/10 recommend if you're in the area. Also, if you spend $30+, you get a free soy milk!

This place is my favorite place to get fried tofu! Mushroom tofu is my favorite flavor. They also have plain and lemon grass and pepper. I see a lot of other products there as well like a lot of Vietnamese treats. The place is easy enough to get to right next to Firepan Korean Bbq. Just fall in line wait for the salesperson to call you and you tell them what you want and they will show a number and then they will call that said number when it's time to pay. Easy enough to remember right?! The place has a cafeteria feel very familiar.

They usually have a long line on the weekend but going on a friday there was no line. They have so many people working back there, its a hit or miss on who you get that helps you for service. Some are slow and take their time and some are attentive. This time the lady that helped with our food was taking her time but we weren't in a rush so it's fine. We always get a load of food here and this time got our usuals. Their tofu pudding is usually good but this time it was not fresh, tasted sour. Xoi sau rieng this time was very good, soft and chewy with a slight durian flavor. Cha lua $12 for a slab. I like to eat this as a snack. Egg rolls here are a little different than regular. It looks like a different type of skin that looks very crispy but unfortunately it was stale. The filling has a strong mushroom flavor. Mushroom tofu was good. We used to get the cha com but over the years it keeps getting smaller while price increases and the taste is not there. Wish they brought back the old taste. They also have a sign for a free soy drink for purchases over $30. Which is great because we never leave with less than 30$ purchase and their soymilk is delicious. However this time it had a weird taste to it. The lady checking out for us also almost forgot to give it to us and had to be reminded and gave me an attitude when I asked her for my receipt.

Went back this time knowing what to order! Line and ordering process is still a bit overwhelming, so I'd recommend knowing what you want to order beforehand. FOOD: - Chinese sausage with sticky rice: 5/5 - What a steal for $4.75! The lady who packed my container for me, PACKED in a lot of sticky rice and topped it off with a large portion of chicken and sausage. This dish a fantastic mixture of sweet and salty! Would highly recommend. - Che Thai (with ice): 5/5 - Not usually a fan of coconut milk, but this was amazing as well! If you're a fan of bubble tea, you'll like this too because it has so many jellies in it. Bits of jackfruit, chestnut, and toddy palm seeds went so well together! Don't skip on Thanh Son Tofu, if you're going to Eden Center!

I've only had the tofu here, but have to say it is amazing! It's a bit confusing the first time you go in. You'll line up cafeteria style to tell them what you want to order. They sell tofu by the pound only a half pound has maybe eight pieces. When you're done ordering, they'll show you a number that you need to remember. Then you'll wait til they call your number at the cashier's. Fast, quick and yummy 1 star off because they use styrofoam containers and plastic bags, no way to bring your own containers or bags.

I've been here a few times but I haven't had a chance to take pictures & review it since it's always so busy! But this is definitely one of my favorite places to go to for Vietnamese desserts and snacks. I know they're famous for their tofu & soymilk which are great but this time we got the che, tofu pudding & other fried snacks. Everything is great here & it gets busy since it's so popular but I enjoy it a lot! It's definitely a staple place at Eden center!

Not sure what going on with the mushroom tofu lately but the flavor it is lacking and not as flavorful as before.

I've only been once, and only had two things, so this is mainly just to keep track of my thoughts on items. I had the green dessert that was liquidy coconut milk, cassava and sweet potato with a green jelly in it and a sesame ball. Their sesame ball was mediocre - the filling was very dry and powdery. There are much better places to get sesame balls at EC. So I'll skip this next time. I did really like the other dessert, the substrate was sweet and creamy like coconut milk is expected to be and the cassava and sweet potato were chunky and cooked right. I've never had a dessert quite like this before but I'd get it again and / or try some of the other varieties. I'm curious also about the rice desserts, the fried tofu and the meat balls that they had. I'll sample some other things next time.

Although the line is usually pretty long, it moves quickly. The price point is near impossible to beat for Vietnamese cuisine, and really great food.

Love this place. We stopped by every time we visited DC. Very nice, prompt, and friendly service. Food is fresh and delicious. Love the fish cake. A giant piece of fish cake for only $7.50. This is an insane price especially during an inflated time. My sons loved their sticky rice. The place was always crowded and long line but it moved pretty fast. During the visit, they have a promotion going on which was every $30 purchase, you will get a quart of soybean drink.

Delish go-to place for Viet goodies. The avocado smoothie is UNDERRATED!! It is THICK and so worth the price, I get it with no boba, just creamy avocado goodness. Can this place be overwhelming? Yes. But it is part of the energy and aura. Pointing is your friend. Speaking up is accepted and encouraged. I love the sticky rice and corn desserts. Tofu is so good. You can easily hit the price point for free soy milk but tbh sometimes I just want soy milk.

We always go here whenever we come to Eden Center. We always get the tofu ($5/lb now), the mushroom and sometimes the lemongrass, and the xôi (sticky rice). They have a variety of xôi, che (vietnamese dessert), drinks and snacks. Things are numbered so you can easily say what number you want or point at the item. It gets busy on the weekends, and sometimes the line is right to the door or outside the door. The line moves somewhat fast so don't let it discourage you. If you spend $30+, you get a free soybean milk. If they run out of it, you can either get tofu or egg rolls.

I went here for a quick bite. It's definitely overwhelming finding a particular restaurant in the Eden Center, but this one is worth a visit. I wish they'd have a menu because I truly wasn't sure what I was ordering & there was a language barrier bc I asked "what are those" about the quality egg meatball & I got no answer & ended up leaving with one, which was different & im definitely still confused as to why it's green, I also got a pork egg roll which was delicious, & a taro boba smoothie which was good too. It's a very casual grab & go place, you hop in line & nowhere to sit inside. Lots of options would just help to know what they are!

In my whole 28 years on this earth, I never knew that tofu could come with toppings. I couldn't even grasp that concept and when I saw this, I had to try They had a lemongrass one and a mushroom onion one. The mushroom onion was my favorite. I wish I had bought some more to bring back to NY with me. If you love tofu, you need to come here to experience it because there is nothing like it On the contrary, I think this place is full of viet desserts. I got a drink here and just asked which was their most popular. I don't have a picture but it was pretty good as well. I'll definitely stop by here for tofu the next time I'm around

This is the only place in the DMV with authentic varieties of Vietnamese desserts and sticky rice!

Amazing dessert tofu, and definitely looking forward to coming back here for more! Tried the pandan tofu dessert and it tasted very fresh, especially with the syrup and coconut sago cream on the side. Coming from San Jose, this place brought back a lot of nolstalgia and is on par with the SJ Vietnamese food scene. There was a solid crowd inside. The line moved pretty quickly and it seemed to be pretty efficient. The ordering process was a little confusing with our order, and we didn't exactly get what we wanted but it was fine. For the line, they hold up the number for your order to pay when it's your turn. We were too full to try the che, sticky rice, and tofu there, but we definitely wanted to return for more next time! There's a 1/2 lb minimum to order the fried tofu, and free soymilk with a $30 purchase.

Great food, but can be confusing if you don't know what you want to order so bring a viet friend with you if you can! Line moves super quick, and if you just want tofu you can just get in the tofu line to the left. Energy is chaotic and loud but it's part of the experience!

Very cool spot. There is a line there to get in to order. There is a lot of different sticky rice dishes, some desserts, fried tofu, fried spring rolls and fish cakes. Lots of stuff. Worth coming to at least one time if you like it. We just wanted the tofu, and that is ordered by the pound. The tofu is pretty filling, so expect to take some home!

Love the egg rolls, fresh soy milk, and a lot of dessert selections. Best to go Vietnamese food.

This review is strictly for the tofu, as, generally, I'm not too fond of Vietnamese desserts that much, except chaud pate, but this place doesn't sell them. Get Lau Gan Ma chili sauce (the spicy crispy kind) from a nearby supermarket, dip the tofu in the chili and enjoy.

Thanh Son is a staple in Eden Center. We come here every time we are in the area to pick up a few things, which usually include: Soy Milk (Sweetened, unsweetened, Pandan) Chicken Rice box Garlic pork rice box a couple of the sweet desserts We've also tried the egg rolls (real good), tofu (not my thing but my girlfriend liked it), and the green balls (real good). There's usually a line but it moves fast. Plenty of parking though the center can get crowded.

You come here for their spring rolls which are crispy and stuffed full of pork filling, their fried tofus of different flavors such as mushroom or lemongrass, Vietnamese sweets, or their hidden gem the pandan soy milk which I have not seen anywhere else on the east coast.

The best Vietnamese sweet foods and snacks in northern Virginia. They have the best traditional and authentic deserts in the area. Very well organized business entity and services. Everything is labeled both in English and Vietnamese. If you buy $30 or more, you will get a free milk bottle. It is always busy so it's best to get there around 10am without waiting in a long line, especially in the weekend. It is located in the Eden center, so parking is plenty around the premises. Highly recommended

A must visit place if you're in the Eden Center area. I definitely recommend trying all the tofu flavors. There's some outdoor seating in the center so you can sit and eat it fresh! Usually on the weekends it is pretty busy so expect a little bit of a wait but usually they are pretty quick with the service once you get your order in! Other than tofu, they also sell a variety of drink, Vietnamese desserts, and some savory items. Definitely visit at least once in your life!

My roommate heard that this place sells the best fried tofu in the area so she finally went last night and brought back some of the "onion mushroom" and "lemongrass chili pepper" fried tofu. I heated it up this morning and didn't expect much (thought the tofu would be soggy by now) but wow, I was surprised at how good it was! Even though the tofu wasn't crispy, there was such strong umami flavor. I liked earthy taste and seasoning of mushroom & onion tofu a lot and I'd prefer it over the lemongrass & pepper. However, I appreciated the strong taste of lemongrass and the heat from the pepper. Both are equally good, but we all have our preferences, heh. I also tried a bit of the pandan soy milk she brought back and couldn't really taste the pandan - just sweet soy milk to me that was tasty! So the tofu was very good so we decided to go during lunch to try their other foods. Of course, I had to buy more of the mushroom & onion tofu because it was phenomenal. We tried the "Khoai Mi Cha Bong" which is cassava in a coconut milk/sauce topped with chopped peanuts with sugar, about $4 for a pint. It's not too sweet - a bit thick, heavy, and creamy from the coconut sauce - and overall an enjoyable dessert! I also tried a "Cha Com" which is a Vietnamese ham meatball and a quail egg covered with crispy green rice. This was extremely good and I'd highly recommend one of these (everyone else here seems to have done so already, so I'll add my review to that list). The ham was good but I love the addition of the quail egg which came to me as a surprise. The rice was perfectly crispy even an hour after purchase. Wow! Definitely will get one of these again next time. I love that I can try a bit of everything here. Excited to come back soon to try more of their other hot foods & desserts!

We stopped by Thanh Son for some quick bites and dessert. Thanh Son is located within Eden Center. This place was like a dream for che. They have a variety of che to choose from, as well as xoi and fried cha and tofu. They have a large list for beverages as well. Orders of over $30 to $40 gets you a bottle of freshly made pandan soymilk. The process is simple. You go through the line and is assigned one of the workers, which will handle your entire order. Tell them what you'd like and what size and they'll get it packed and ready for you at the register. If you're missing something, the person at the register can help with the remaining items. We were in and out within 10 minutes.

Ordering here makes me nervous because I have no idea about most of the food and they don't do a great job labeling everything. So I used online ordering(better descriptions) and showed the server my cart. So hilarious that she couldn't understand the names and had to ask a coworker what to pack lol. I loved ginger tofu, sausage over rice and Che. I wasn't a fan of fried tofu and my friends all liked it. Good price and tasty food. Line can be long but move fast.

Vietnamese appetizers!?! Yes please!!! I will take it all. My absolute favorite had to be the green crispy thing with quail egg inside. Crispy on the outside and the cha (pork part) itself was flavorful and not dried out. The quail egg is an added bonus. Fried tofu was ok. It was a tad chewy and stale when I got it, so I brought it home to air fry. It definitely brought it back to life after that. Soy bean drink - I bought a bunch of items and totaled enough for their free soybean drink, so I decided on the pandan. Normally, I like pandan flavored stuff, but wasn't too fond of it in the drink. I think I will stick with the plain soybean drink from now on. Sticky rice topped with chicken and sausages - delicious!!! Rice wasn't dry and the toppings were very flavorful. A go to for me as well! Get here early or avoid the weekends. This place gets PACKED and things start selling out.

This place has really gone downhill, yesterday Saturday, no lines, no crowds, I bought two Che's the girl behind the counter never gave me an option for size, all she said was "anything else" the whole time, made one in 12oz container and filled a 16oz container to the 12oz level, charged me for the 16oz size. The Tofu was undercooked and sad! not like before, thus didn't purchase any. Will not be back again.... The nearby stores in Eden center sell similar things, without the bad customer service or lines.

Great selection but the line is a bit long and can be tricky to order if you're not familiar with what's on the menu. That being said, it's got some of the best food in this whole area and is worth a try!

We love fresh fried tofu and soybean milk there, going there every week. Good service！

Such a huge variety of sticky rice! I was visiting Eden center for the first time and was brought here, and it was super cool to see. We got one container each of jackfruit sticky rice and chinese sausage sticky rice. Both were delicious! Definitely a great spot for grab and go.

The line is usually long at this place, and for good reason. We usually get some rolls and lemongrass tofu. They're delicious.

Finally tried the Che and it was good. Always come here for their egg rolls which are my favorite egg rolls of all time. They are excellent with fish sauce (wish they gave some of this with the egg rolls). The savory sticky rice is also a favorite go to. Wish they would provide some more help/explanation for ordering the different types of Che.

Authentic food at reasonable prices. There is often a long line but it moves quickly and can be a little chaotic at times. Once you're called for your order you tell them what you want then are assigned a number which will be called out by the cashier to pay and pick up. We've tried most of their sticky rice and find the jackfruit and sticky rice with meat to be our favorite. Many different Che options as well and they don't skimp on the toppings. Fried tofu and pancakes are freshly made. Also if you spend over $30 you get a free soy milk, if pandan soy milk is available that's our go to.

Thanh Son is a local favorite amongst the viet community. This is evident by the long lines on the weekends waiting to enter the store. They prepare all their smoothies on the spot while the trays are filled with hot foods. I got a crispy Vietnamese ham ball, avocado smoothie, and banh cuon with meat. Vietnamese ham ball: absolutely divine. The flakey crust with the soft, chewy ham inside is so good. I still think about it every time I am in Eden. For only $1, you can't go wrong. Plus the ham ball is huge. Avocado Smoothie: they make it extremely creamy here. Some places make it more icy or chunky but here the consistency is like yogurt. I suspect that they use more condense milk than some of the other places I've been to but it's still good nonetheless. Banh Cuon: nice thin consistency with seasoned meat inside. I thought it was interesting that they sold it by the pound but still good. Overall: amazing deli-like Vietnamese joint with long lines. If you want to experience authentic Vietnamese cuisine in a grab-n-go tradition, this is the spot.

I really like tofu and this place sells them by the lbs. lots of variety of snacks to choose from. Must visit when in the Eden center. So good

If I could give this place zero stars I would. Treat people with absolutely no respect. I can't imagine a new customer walking in here thinking they can get a taste of Vietnam from this place. I didn't travel over an hour here to be RUSHED, even though it's not even that busy on a Wednesday. Overheard them belittle two other groups of customers being in the wrong line. I wanted to buy more from here and the owner cuts me off in order for him to count 4 dollars of change is ridiculous. Then proceed on gaslighting the whole situation and even messes up my order and his wife on the side saying "we don't slow down here" after me telling him to slow down. well you should understand when to slow down so you don't mess up peoples orders. Just because you're busy and make heaps money doesn't give you the right to disrespect your customer and don't wait till they finish their orders. And act like you don't need your customers, what sort of business cuts off a customer that wants to order more and say stuff like "I'm done with you" after I explained to him how poorly he handled the situation. Learn how to talk to customers and treat them with respect. This is the only place in this center that lacks quality customer service and style of communication is super outdated. Needlessly to say. THEY ONLY CARE ABOUT MONEY. After 5 years (thought I'd give it a try again, but no) it's still a nightmare. we don't need another business that display poor view on the Vietnamese people way of communicating. However, I'm sure they will continue their ways since it's the only place that sells tofu here. Sad.

Thanh Son sells a variety of Vietnamese dessert and side dishes (e.g., spring rolls, sticky rice). I really liked the mushroom flavored fried tofu ($5/lb). You also get a free gallon of fresh, warm soy milk if your purchase exceeds $30. It's fresh just like I remembered from home.

When there's a line for a tofu place, it's gotta be good. Multiple types of Vietnamese desserts, sticky rices, and tofu. How much better does it get?! It can be a little intimidating at first... make sure you're looking at all the options BEFORE you order. Game plan how much you want of each thing so you can quickly rattle it off - much of it is purchased by the pound. GET READY TO FEED A FAMILY. I loved literally everything we ordered (even though I didn't know what half of it was) - you just can't go wrong!

ZERO star for the horrendous service alone. The workers who prep food are decent, however the middle aged cashiers (I assume he and she must be the owners/ their immediate family) mistreated the workers and myself badly. I can't imagine how on earth could someone in the service industry scream at a paying customer's face for asking a simple question (nicely). Since they have this policy of buying more then $30 worth of goods, you get a free jug of soy milk, so I asked if my stuff was $30, I was shocked to be rudely yelled at by the cashier lady, I glanced at the food server staff and even she was embarrassed. This place is known in the Vietnamese community for the horrible attitude aka "too rich to care". Many people including myself have decided to stop supporting this business. I suspect we don't make a big difference as they always look busy, but there are so many other small shops in the same strip mall who offer the same product with excellent service. No thanks, I'll bring my money elsewhere.

Super tasty fresh tofu. I always get plain and the mushroom fried tofu in the front. Have also tried the fresh soft tofu w ginger syrup.