Tofu Story

It’s definitely a great place to grab some comfort food. The tofu soup are all really good and spicy, great for a cold day. The food comes with free side dishes which are also really flavorful and fresh. The spicy pork is good which you can order as a combo with the tofu soup. The fish can use a little bit more seasoning, but overall really good and flaky. Been here multiple times and will be coming back.

Tofu is absolutely delicious,a lot of free side dish , have a hot tofu soup with rice in this cold weather= wonderful !

We always come here for Korean food. Love the side dishes and my favorite, the japchae. Ask for the red sauce :)))

Craving some Korean cuisine, I stumbled upon Tofu Story as one of my options. It appears that Tofu Story attracts local Koreans in the area which suggests that you can expect a genuine Korean dining experience. As I was seated, I noticed that the menu items here were a lot pricier in comparison to other establishments such as BCD (total ended up being over $70 after tips). A unique aspect to this particular restaurant is your choice of white or purple rice (a nice touch as I was not expecting that). Opting to dine in with my party, we ordered two combos: LA Galbi + Pork Soon Tofu Combination (~$32) & Spicy Stir-Fried Pork Belly + Assorted Mushroom Soon Tofu Combination (~$29). Unfortunately, the LA Galbi fell short of my expectations. However, the Spicy Stir-Fried Pork Belly was flavorful and so I ended up ordering an extra portion to-go for dinner. The side dishes provided were a lot better than the side dishes served at other establishments and featured pickled mustard greens, potato salad (unfortunately missing from the to-go order that I ordered) kimchi, snow peas, eggplants, bean sprouts and fish. Overall, Tofu Story offers a decent dining experience with some hits and misses. Although, it is unlikely that I will be returning here anytime soon as the prices were a bit too much on the higher end.

A pretty safe choice for Korean food in this area. We had seafood tofu soup and LA ribs.

The soup was good but not a lot of seafood inside but the ribs was delicious.

However, I highly recommend their ❤️‍🔥buns! Pretty huge. The dough was really soft, moist and slight chewy while the red bean paste was not too sweet. It was delicious when it was warm.

A good Korean restaurant for tofu stew and other typical Korean dishes. Food was great. Good service. A bit pricey but acceptable. Plenty of seats. Street parking within few blocks.

Every time we come to Flushing, we'd try a new Korean restaurant on Northern Blvd.
This Tofu restaurant has more than just Tofu pot. It also has other Korean favorites like Jokbal (pig's trotters).
Great service, good flavors and good price.