True tofu factory serving the freshest tofu. But it's a factory, so don't expect tidy aisles or nice decor. Also, minimal English here. Be patient if they pass you over for the next customer until they can get an English speaker to help you.
E L
Tofu becomes more and more small.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 3
Stefanus Saputra
Bought tofu and soybean milkTaste great ?
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Soft Tofu
Prima Z.
I find their rice noodles a bit too thick. It's definitely freshly made daily and convenient. They also have fresh soy milk. Prices are great.
Vivien Chong
Very fresh products!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
openlu1109 lu
It's not a restaurant, just a small manufacturw for tofu products, fresh and reasonable price!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Benny Wang
Best tofu flower ever! reasonably priced. I've been shopping here for more than a decade. they used to locate across the street within the alley. much better location now.Vegetarian options: most of the products here are vegan, some might be vegetarian, but not sure.Parking: you might need to double park on the street.Wheelchair accessibility: no stairs, store front extends out onto the side walk.
H H
NO BREAKFAST!!!NO TAKEAWAY.NO LONGER SERVING PREPARED FOODS.Never resumed breakfast after lift of Covid restrictions.
Dan T.
There is zero sense of hygiene in this place. I walked in and a lady blew a snot rocket onto the floor, rubbed her nose and then proceeded to make rice rolls. It was one of the most foul things I've ever seen in my life. I enjoy holes in the wall but this was my first visit after Covid and will be my last.
kevin chen
Family owned business that makes fresh Tofu, tofu pudding, flat rice noodles, steamed rice rolls, fresh Soy Milk. They offer the best prices and the best part is that they are all freshly made daily.
As a main tofu supplier to many of the Asian businesses in the neighborhood, Wong Kwong Hop (旺廣合豆腐公司) is easily one of the most important businesses to the satellite Chinatown of Elmhurst. It's kept a fairly low profile over the years but has been a fabric of the neighborhood for over a decade.This is not a dine-in type spot, but primarily a takeout joint. There is no seating but just. small window from the outside with a menu that shows a variety of items made of rice flour or tofu that range from $1-3. In this pandemic era, this is considered an extremely good deal.Choices include whole bags of rice paste, noodle skin, and a bevy of tofu options that range from hard + soft tofu to fried tofu blocks, soy milk, rice noodle variations, bean curd dessert aka sweet tofu soup (豆腐花). They were slinging steamed rice noodle rolls long before the recent trendy shops came about and now serve it on the weekends largely because of the pandemic.The uber friendly Cantonese speaking staff that runs the spot is as old school as the venue itself. It hasn't been updated since it opened and is frozen in time, looking like a spot in Manhattan Chinatown (#1). While the staff definitely speaks English and Mandarin, the Cantonese is really the way to go.They are located right off of the LIE and parking is limited to streetside. They are cash only and do take orders over the phone. I really hope they remain in the neighborhood for a long time and hope they continue to receive support from the community and new fans. (#2)__________(#1) Being located on Grand certainly isn't helping.(#2) Perhaps you?
Wendy L.
Drove out to Elmhurst to find this place. Easy access right off the LIE. Order from outside the door, service is gruff and efficient even though we both spoke Cantonese. I'll come back for the tofu pudding! It's smooth, doesn't give me a scratchy throat or tongue and it's just really good. The rice rolls (tubular form) were sautéed at home and my elderly HK parents reluctantly said they were really good & fresh. Mom found the elusive wet, ground rice paste for her CNY pastries. (Saves me a trip to Manhattan Chinatown.)Saw several people come by, drop some cash and carry away 5gal buckets of tofu blocks. Def going to give their fresh tofu a try next time.
Jeanette L.
Freshest tofu you can find in elmhurst.When they have it, get the fresh steamed rice rolls just needs some good soy sauce on top for a fun time.
Miklo Itach
Good food and good staff. I like to order from here but I try to avoid to peak hours.
L C.
Visiting the area for work, first and probably only time I stopped by as this would be an otherwise far drive for me.. but man their tofu and rice rolls were delicious! I'm used to grocery store tofu which is meh on flavor and I don't really like tofu.. but theirs was so fresh and nicely flavored after a simple pan fry. The noodles were equally fresh and delicious - I got the kind with dried shrimp which I also pan fry with some Chinese sauces. Both items were warm when I purchased them. No ambiance as this place is just a storefront to a production area but the man taking my order was quick and efficient.
True tofu factory serving the freshest tofu. But it's a factory, so don't expect tidy aisles or nice decor. Also, minimal English here. Be patient if they pass you over for the next customer until they can get an English speaker to help you.
Tofu becomes more and more small.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 3
Bought tofu and soybean milkTaste great ?
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Soft Tofu
I find their rice noodles a bit too thick. It's definitely freshly made daily and convenient. They also have fresh soy milk. Prices are great.
Very fresh products!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It's not a restaurant, just a small manufacturw for tofu products, fresh and reasonable price!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Best tofu flower ever! reasonably priced. I've been shopping here for more than a decade. they used to locate across the street within the alley. much better location now.Vegetarian options: most of the products here are vegan, some might be vegetarian, but not sure.Parking: you might need to double park on the street.Wheelchair accessibility: no stairs, store front extends out onto the side walk.
NO BREAKFAST!!!NO TAKEAWAY.NO LONGER SERVING PREPARED FOODS.Never resumed breakfast after lift of Covid restrictions.
There is zero sense of hygiene in this place. I walked in and a lady blew a snot rocket onto the floor, rubbed her nose and then proceeded to make rice rolls. It was one of the most foul things I've ever seen in my life. I enjoy holes in the wall but this was my first visit after Covid and will be my last.
Family owned business that makes fresh Tofu, tofu pudding, flat rice noodles, steamed rice rolls, fresh Soy Milk. They offer the best prices and the best part is that they are all freshly made daily.
Restaurantji Recommends
As a main tofu supplier to many of the Asian businesses in the neighborhood, Wong Kwong Hop (旺廣合豆腐公司) is easily one of the most important businesses to the satellite Chinatown of Elmhurst. It's kept a fairly low profile over the years but has been a fabric of the neighborhood for over a decade.This is not a dine-in type spot, but primarily a takeout joint. There is no seating but just. small window from the outside with a menu that shows a variety of items made of rice flour or tofu that range from $1-3. In this pandemic era, this is considered an extremely good deal.Choices include whole bags of rice paste, noodle skin, and a bevy of tofu options that range from hard + soft tofu to fried tofu blocks, soy milk, rice noodle variations, bean curd dessert aka sweet tofu soup (豆腐花). They were slinging steamed rice noodle rolls long before the recent trendy shops came about and now serve it on the weekends largely because of the pandemic.The uber friendly Cantonese speaking staff that runs the spot is as old school as the venue itself. It hasn't been updated since it opened and is frozen in time, looking like a spot in Manhattan Chinatown (#1). While the staff definitely speaks English and Mandarin, the Cantonese is really the way to go.They are located right off of the LIE and parking is limited to streetside. They are cash only and do take orders over the phone. I really hope they remain in the neighborhood for a long time and hope they continue to receive support from the community and new fans. (#2)__________(#1) Being located on Grand certainly isn't helping.(#2) Perhaps you?
Drove out to Elmhurst to find this place. Easy access right off the LIE. Order from outside the door, service is gruff and efficient even though we both spoke Cantonese. I'll come back for the tofu pudding! It's smooth, doesn't give me a scratchy throat or tongue and it's just really good. The rice rolls (tubular form) were sautéed at home and my elderly HK parents reluctantly said they were really good & fresh. Mom found the elusive wet, ground rice paste for her CNY pastries. (Saves me a trip to Manhattan Chinatown.)Saw several people come by, drop some cash and carry away 5gal buckets of tofu blocks. Def going to give their fresh tofu a try next time.
Freshest tofu you can find in elmhurst.When they have it, get the fresh steamed rice rolls just needs some good soy sauce on top for a fun time.
Good food and good staff. I like to order from here but I try to avoid to peak hours.
Visiting the area for work, first and probably only time I stopped by as this would be an otherwise far drive for me.. but man their tofu and rice rolls were delicious! I'm used to grocery store tofu which is meh on flavor and I don't really like tofu.. but theirs was so fresh and nicely flavored after a simple pan fry. The noodles were equally fresh and delicious - I got the kind with dried shrimp which I also pan fry with some Chinese sauces. Both items were warm when I purchased them. No ambiance as this place is just a storefront to a production area but the man taking my order was quick and efficient.