Top Tofu Restaurant in Oakland
Pyeong Chang Tofu House Oakland
4701 Telegraph Ave, Oakland, CA 94609, United States
The FoodToday is the exploration to one of the Korean restaurants, Pyeong Chang Tofu House. Visited with a friend and take a guess on what we ordered. I ordered the Original Tofu Soup with beef while my friend ordered Mushroom Tofu Soup. Both soup came out steaming hot with good taste and flavor. The soup came with a good amount of rice, and since it is in a claypot, there is also burnt rice. The soups went well together with the rice, and along with all the side dishes. There are quite a bit of other dishes on the menu, so mayhaps Ill return for another round.The MiscellaneousPyeong Chang Tofu House is your corner store located along the main street. Street parking is available but can be scarce during peak hours. The inside of the restaurant is spacious with decent amount of seating. Wait time can be short if you opt to share a table with others. Though they do have Yelp waitlist to join ahead of time for more convenience. The service was pretty quick and efficient, got our food within a reasonable time. The staff was sincere, they prepared the burnt rice from the claypot for you so you dont have to scrape it yourself. Their menu has an extensive selection of dishes other than tofu soup, so theres plenty to try. The price is a bit expensive and have increased over time. But good food quality so I would return to try their other selections.
Daol Tofu & Korean BBQ
4301 Telegraph Ave, Oakland, CA 94609, United States
Recently, Ive had a lot of friends move to the state and country of Texas! They tell me about the many different reasons why it makes so much sense to move there ( cheaper gas?) and the bonus of getting Real BBQ. For me, Its a No thank you for now! Still love the ? rainbow of people, culture, and FOOD of the Bay!Daol is a comfortable and relaxing homey Korean restaurant in Oakland. Warm tofu soup and sizzling bbq items here. The dolsot bibimbop has beautiful colors and vegetables. A great dish that represents the mix and colors of the Bay.