I CAME HERE FOR TOFU PUDDING AND THEY REALLY GOOD. Tho, it was like 4 bucks which is a bit iffy but the included syrups were pretty good (coconut and regular black sugar syrup).Soy milk is what you typically expect - nothing terribly special but the tofu pudding is definitively on the firmer side which im always down for.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
James Dingle
Great place to get fried tofu and Vietnamese goodies. Their soy jello and soy milk and everything is made fresh daily. Their sesame balls are the best in town and have the right amount of crisp. Friendly staff as well and very accommodating.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Deep Fried Lemongrass Tofu
Kiliwia K.
Came here about 2 weeks ago and bought a soy milk, some fried tofu, and tofu dessert. I lost the receipt. People there are nice. Inside is neat and tidy. I like their fried tofu and the tofu dessert. Yesterday I went there again for soy milk and fried tofu (1 lb each of 2 different flavors), and I was being charged $15. I remember the fried tofu is $5/lb? I forgot to ask for a receipt this time. I think it's 3 dollar something? I really want to know the price of plain soy milk and tofu dessert.
Bill
Quite a few choices of tofu related products.
Adan Phu
Make the store looks nicer, brighter and more peaceful. It is a bit gloomy, negative, and depressing. Other than that, very nice and friendly employees. I chatted with them for awhile.The foods here are insanely fresh. Freshly made every day! No chemicals and preservatives. So nice, clean, fresh, delicious, and yummy. Very pure foods.Vegetarian options: Insanely delicious foods!!!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 5
Dom N.
They have the best bánh ướt in town. It's made daily. It's the only shop around that carries bánh cóng, chả bò, bò nem chua, and chuối chiên.
Mary N.
This place is known for its fresh tofu and soy milk. The soy milk was still warm/hot in the bottle. The snacks are a hit or miss. The traditional Vietnamese desserts seems to be very popular.
Kevin L.
Been here quite a few times. Small shop Great place for grab and go dessert. It also sell random Asian snacks as well.
Alan Le
Delicious Tofu and Vietnamese Deserts. Love their xoi and che as well.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Caleb Leung
The food is fresh, really good, and at a great price (probably one of the lowest price for dau fu fa here in California that I'm aware of). They do only accept cash but that's typical for most stores in that area.
Best of luck trying to get any help If you don't speak Vietnamese. They are extremely rude and will help the next customer that does speak their language. I will never go back there again. Their food is nothing to rave about.
Darina H.
Delicious spot for SESAME BALLS! So crisp, perfect and delicious. The best I've had in the long long time. I can't wait to come back to try some of their more savory options. They did have tons of options for my husband who is vegetarian. I cannot believe I had not known of this place sooner. It definitely reminds me of cafes and small fast casual spots my family would frequent when I was younger. FYI - You might not be able to communicate w/ the staff if you don't speak Vietnamese. I did my best to speak clearly and tell them exactly what I wanted "SIX SESAME BALLS PLEASE!" I can't wait to come back for their tofu and soy milk.
John P.
This place is ok with food, but 2 things I find disturbing.1) The people who work there, they use the same gloves all day long, which they grab food, dirty rags to wipe things down, and handle money. I think they use gloves to protect their hands, not for the hygiene of the customers. If they use tongs to pick foods, I'd be okay with that, but I bought the sesame balls one time, she didn't have a tong, so she just picked them with her gloves. When I go to buy Che`, they put stuffs in the cups, then they use the dirty rag to wipe the top trim before putting the lid on, looks nasty.2) I bought the fried pork ham/roll the other day, came home, left it on the kitchen counter for couple of hours. It smells so bad through my kitchen my kids asked me where the smell comes from. I think they're being cheap and not change their cooking oil often enough, re-use the cooking oil too long, that's not healthy.
Thu D.
Great offerings at Thanh Son Tofu. Things I've tried and love:- fried baby banana in sesame seed batter- All the Che varieties (dac biet, Sam Bố luong, dau xanh, etc)- Silky tofu with ginger caramel sauce- Fried tofu with mushroom- Spicy fried tofu with lemongrass- Fried chewy sesame ball with mung bean filling- Banh uotOn top of everything being delicious the ladies who work here are always lovely and kind. Thanks Huong Sen Tofu!
Elaine C.
I love their sweet tofu dessert from here, it is made fresh and comes with a generous amount of ginger infused syrup. The fried tofu with wood ear is delicious.
I CAME HERE FOR TOFU PUDDING AND THEY REALLY GOOD. Tho, it was like 4 bucks which is a bit iffy but the included syrups were pretty good (coconut and regular black sugar syrup).Soy milk is what you typically expect - nothing terribly special but the tofu pudding is definitively on the firmer side which im always down for.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great place to get fried tofu and Vietnamese goodies. Their soy jello and soy milk and everything is made fresh daily. Their sesame balls are the best in town and have the right amount of crisp. Friendly staff as well and very accommodating.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Deep Fried Lemongrass Tofu
Came here about 2 weeks ago and bought a soy milk, some fried tofu, and tofu dessert. I lost the receipt. People there are nice. Inside is neat and tidy. I like their fried tofu and the tofu dessert. Yesterday I went there again for soy milk and fried tofu (1 lb each of 2 different flavors), and I was being charged $15. I remember the fried tofu is $5/lb? I forgot to ask for a receipt this time. I think it's 3 dollar something? I really want to know the price of plain soy milk and tofu dessert.
Quite a few choices of tofu related products.
Make the store looks nicer, brighter and more peaceful. It is a bit gloomy, negative, and depressing. Other than that, very nice and friendly employees. I chatted with them for awhile.The foods here are insanely fresh. Freshly made every day! No chemicals and preservatives. So nice, clean, fresh, delicious, and yummy. Very pure foods.Vegetarian options: Insanely delicious foods!!!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 5
They have the best bánh ướt in town. It's made daily. It's the only shop around that carries bánh cóng, chả bò, bò nem chua, and chuối chiên.
This place is known for its fresh tofu and soy milk. The soy milk was still warm/hot in the bottle. The snacks are a hit or miss. The traditional Vietnamese desserts seems to be very popular.
Been here quite a few times. Small shop Great place for grab and go dessert. It also sell random Asian snacks as well.
Delicious Tofu and Vietnamese Deserts. Love their xoi and che as well.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
The food is fresh, really good, and at a great price (probably one of the lowest price for dau fu fa here in California that I'm aware of). They do only accept cash but that's typical for most stores in that area.
Food: 5
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Best of luck trying to get any help If you don't speak Vietnamese. They are extremely rude and will help the next customer that does speak their language. I will never go back there again. Their food is nothing to rave about.
Delicious spot for SESAME BALLS! So crisp, perfect and delicious. The best I've had in the long long time. I can't wait to come back to try some of their more savory options. They did have tons of options for my husband who is vegetarian. I cannot believe I had not known of this place sooner. It definitely reminds me of cafes and small fast casual spots my family would frequent when I was younger. FYI - You might not be able to communicate w/ the staff if you don't speak Vietnamese. I did my best to speak clearly and tell them exactly what I wanted "SIX SESAME BALLS PLEASE!" I can't wait to come back for their tofu and soy milk.
This place is ok with food, but 2 things I find disturbing.1) The people who work there, they use the same gloves all day long, which they grab food, dirty rags to wipe things down, and handle money. I think they use gloves to protect their hands, not for the hygiene of the customers. If they use tongs to pick foods, I'd be okay with that, but I bought the sesame balls one time, she didn't have a tong, so she just picked them with her gloves. When I go to buy Che`, they put stuffs in the cups, then they use the dirty rag to wipe the top trim before putting the lid on, looks nasty.2) I bought the fried pork ham/roll the other day, came home, left it on the kitchen counter for couple of hours. It smells so bad through my kitchen my kids asked me where the smell comes from. I think they're being cheap and not change their cooking oil often enough, re-use the cooking oil too long, that's not healthy.
Great offerings at Thanh Son Tofu. Things I've tried and love:- fried baby banana in sesame seed batter- All the Che varieties (dac biet, Sam Bố luong, dau xanh, etc)- Silky tofu with ginger caramel sauce- Fried tofu with mushroom- Spicy fried tofu with lemongrass- Fried chewy sesame ball with mung bean filling- Banh uotOn top of everything being delicious the ladies who work here are always lovely and kind. Thanks Huong Sen Tofu!
I love their sweet tofu dessert from here, it is made fresh and comes with a generous amount of ginger infused syrup. The fried tofu with wood ear is delicious.