My No.1 Sushi & Tofu

My No.1 Tofu is a Korean/Japanese restaurant that offers lunch specials under $10, including an $8.95 tofu soup and ramen deal with dumplings and an egg, available on weekdays from 10-3. The menu also includes a chicken teriyaki dish with two gyozas, inari, rice, and salad. The tofu ramen soup, served in a hot stone pot, comes with a variety of side dishes, known as banchan, such as stir-fried fish cakes, seasoned spinach, stir-fried zucchini, kimchi, japchae, spicy cucumbers, and spinach. The restaurant also offers a house special served with rice for under $15, as well as appetizers, party trays, noodles, and sushi rolls.

The service is described as great, with a welcoming environment and relaxing music. The food quality has been noted to have gone down slightly, but the business is still open and running. The restaurant offers bodybuilding prep cheat meals and is able to accommodate dietary restrictions. The sushi, in particular, has been praised as phenomenal, with go-to rolls including the Golden Cali, Lion King, and Shrek. The side bar offers a variety of items, which are changed out frequently and can be seen being refreshed. The miso soup is a customer favorite.

The restaurant may have only one employee doing each job, so service may take longer than usual. It is recommended to be patient and kind to the staff. The check can be taken care of at the counter if there is a wait for someone to come by. The restaurant is a good value, with a meal costing around $20 and leaving customers full and happy.

Recently, customers have praised the consistent quality of food, especially mentioning the Osaka roll. The setting is appreciated for its nice lighting and wooden tables that create a pleasant environment. Despite occasional longer waits due to limited staff, many find the wait worth it. The interior features a flatscreen showing fun videos of cats, dogs, and cows, along with R & B music playing softly in the background. The restaurant handles dine-in and take-out orders with a single employee, but service remains friendly and efficient once seated. Customers enjoy a variety of offerings, including Korean fried chicken, grilled bbq, soups, apps, noodles, and sushi rolls. The Japanese fried tofu, Agedashi, is a popular dish, with rectangular pieces topped with bonito flakes and served with dipping sauce. Traditional grilled mackerel pike with rice is also enjoyed, though some note the taste can be acquired. The small mixed greens with carrots, cabbage, and a creamy white dressing are also appreciated. Overall, many find the restaurant to be a good spot for affordable, tasty Korean and Japanese dishes, with a cozy atmosphere and friendly service.