Cho Dang Tofu Restaurant
$$ • Korean, VegetarianAbout Cho Dang Tofu Restaurant
Customers' Favorites
Spicy Squid Stir Fry with Vegetables
Combo Tofu Soup and Bulgogi Lunch
Stone Bowl Vegetable Bibimbap
Tofu and Mushroom Soondoobu
Kimchi Soft Tofu Soup
Stone Rice Bowl
Dolsot Bibimbap
Combo Tofu Soup
Beef Tofu Soup
Spicy BBQ Pork
Cho Dang Tofu Restaurant Reviews
Best soondubu in Seattle!! Their small dishes are phenomenal too! Definitely a hole in the wall, but well worth it for good food
Unassuming and tucked inside a korean grocery stores food court, cho dang tofu had some surprisingly fantastic food that comes with your personal stone pot rice and banchan that tasted fresh and high quality. The kimchi tofu soup was a standout with its rich aged kimchi flavor, a rarity even in the most authentic korean restaurants.
Wow, what can I say? This adorable mom-and-pop restaurant tucked inside G Mart is truly a hidden gem. I’ve walked through G Mart countless times and somehow completely missed it until Google Maps pointed me in the right direction.
We arrived close to closing time, not realizing they were located inside G Mart and needed to wrap things up as the store was closing. They were understandably in a rush, but that didn’t stop the kind lady serving us from providing...read full review
We arrived close to closing time, not realizing they were located inside G Mart and needed to wrap things up as the store was closing. They were understandably in a rush, but that didn’t stop the kind lady serving us from providing...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 8:30PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 8:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 8:30PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 8:30PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 8:30PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 8:30PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 8:30PM |
Cho Dang Tofu Restaurant is located inside the G Mart Korean supermarket, providing a simple food court setup with its own seating area. This restaurant is known for its amazing soft tofu soups, including the mushroom tofu soup, as well as dishes like bulgogi, kalbi, bibimbap, and savory pancakes. The menu is small, but the flavor is consistently good. Customers enjoy meals such as the seafood tofu soup and kalbi combo, which features soft tofu and a decent portion of rice. Each meal includes 5 banchan appetizers and complimentary hot tea. While the taste is decent, some find the prices a bit high for a supermarket food court. Diners appreciate the flavorful dishes like kimchi stew with pork and the unique hot stone bibimbap for crispy rice. Although service can be limited, with only one person handling orders and deliveries, the food remains the main draw for many. For those sharing meals, it is recommended to order larger portions separately.