Thanh Son Tofu

Good size parking lot out front. Pretty good size store inside with a lot of Vietnamese desserts, fried tofu, banh cuons and snacks to choose from. I only tried the che with tapioca pearl balls with yellow mung bean inside and the banh cuon. Both were good! I recommend eating their banh cuon the day of though. I saved half for the next day bc I wanted to savor it but the rice noodle was wet and mushy already. No bueno. There is a lot of che to choose from with a name written on...read full review

I was craving che (Vietnamese dessert drink) and dessert tofu last week, so I stopped by Thanh Son Tofu around 6pm last Sunday. It was $4 for a giant bucket of silken tofu with ginger syrup and $3-$6 for a small and large Che, respectively. I thought it was a bargain and everything was absolutely delicious. Not too sweet, giant portions, and the lady working even gave me a free Che since they were near closing. No complaints from me, and I'll definitely be back for more Vietnamese...read full review

I've been here a couple of times and many more times I asked my friend to buy fried tofu for me from this place. I like that they have the seasoned fried tofu sold by weight $6/lb. They also sell the mushroom and lemon grass fried tofu cubes that I love so much. The only thing is that they are inconsistent with how much salt they put on the tofu. Sometimes they are pretty plain and other times, you could taste the salt. The tofu textures are usually good though. Firm but soft...read full review