Seoul Tofu & Grill

I was impressed by their extensive menu. Don't think I've seen a Korean restaurant offer spicy rice cakes with ramen, jajangmyeon, and bossam -- most restaurants specialize in specific dishes. This place is ran by lovely ladies who had a lot of patience for our indecisiveness. The jajangmyeon is definitely more Chinese than it is Korean but I really enjoyed it still. Everything else was on point.Theres a 3% credit card charge unfortunately so bring cash if you can!

The food was excellent here. While Korean fare isn't my favorite, even I can recognize how scrumptious the bulgogi and kalbi were. If I wasn't sharing with a party, I could've eaten either dish myself.About the only complaint I had was the Kalbi was but pretty big, as some pieces were the size of my fist. Without a decent knife, asking for a pair of meat shears is a necessity.The service too was excellent. The woman serving us was prompt, helpful, and super knowledgeable. I'd come here again on those once or twice a year cravings for Korean food.

Delicious and authentic Korean food in Chino Hills. They have a lot of traditional Korean food options. We have tried the bibimbap, seafood pancake, tofu soup, Galbi jjim, army stew, pork potato stew, etc. All of them are delicious. Side dishes are great as well!

Craving some Jjamppong and there wasn't anywhere to get it near us. Found this place with good reviews and it hit the spot!Wasn't too busy getting there shortly after noon on a Saturday ... only 2 other tables occupied in this small little place in a strip mall. Servers were quite attentive by seating us immediately upon entering and taking our orders quickly. We came here for the Seafood Noodle Soup on the menu ... but then realized it really wasn't Jjamppong because it's not spicy. However, the server was able to correct that misunderstanding and we later realized it was actually on the specials board. In addition to the 2 orders of Jjamppong ($17.99 - lots of seafood and only very mildly spicy, good but felt like it was lacking something?!?) ... we also got the Seafood Pancake ($24.99 - thick and again full of seafood) along with a bottle of (super good) soju and beer (yummy soju bomb!).

Listen to your customers when they say it's not edible. It was disgusting and that's not jja Jang myun. I've had jja Jang myun several times and she still charged us full price for something that wasn't like the picture. It was watered down and gross. Won't eat here again

Definitely has a lot of entrees to try! My favorite is the cold noodle or nangmyun especially during the summer. Clean, flavorful and refreshing! This is my go to spot when I'm in the area. Been here a few times and every time the service, food, cleanliness is consistent. Wish it was closer to home. I would be a daily customer

We stayed in Ontario over the weekend for an event; and when my friends asked for Korean food, this spot caught our attention. We came right at opening so it was empty and we were seated immediately. The lady, possibly the owner, was very attentive and began with setting up the side dishes soon after we put in our order. We ordered 6 items to share, second dumpling stew is not pictured, and everything came out really quick! We were lucky to get first service of the day so the food was extremely fresh and piping hot. Each stew came with a raw egg to add in when it comes out in a boiling stone pot. Be very careful as almost every dish comes out on a sizzling platter. We ordered the following:- Spicy Pork: good amount of heat from their spicy sauce. Several of my friends were unable to eat more than a few pieces. For the spice lovers, this will be delicious with some wild or white rice. 8/10- Seafood Pancake: super crispy and loaded with bits of different seafood. This dish comes with a light soy-based vinegar dipping sauce, which compliments it very well! 9/10- Beef Short Ribs: this was a special request from my friend who is a huge beef guy, and he was thoroughly impressed. The sweetness from the sauce pairs so well with some kimchi and rice. 9/10 only because the portion was a bit small for the price.- Kimchi Fried Rice: texture was just right with the fried rice, and the fried egg was cooked perfectly. Simple dish, but executed well. 8/10- Beef & Tofu Stew: small but tender cuts of beef with lots of tofu and seasoning. 8/10- Dumpling Stew: massive dumplings with similar elements to the other stew. 8/10Overall a somewhat smaller restaurant space, but the prices are decent so prepare to wait a bit during peak hours. Solid Korean food, recommend to come with at least 2-4 people to share multiple items family-style.

Cute and cozy mom and pop restaurant in Chino Hills, convenient to get to and lots of available parking. This is my second time here and the quality has been consistent! The ladies working here are very friendly. So far I have tried their Tofu soup, Cold noodles (mul/non-spicy) and Galbi (beef short ribs). All had been excellent!Their spicy level is manageable, for someone like my husband who can somewhat take spicy food, he's good with medium spicy level. For me who likes spicy food, I go for spicy or extra spicy for my tofu soup. There is a lot of tofu in the soup which is great! It's hot (in a good way) so be careful and don't burn your tongue.The Mul Nammyeong (non-spicy cold noodles) was very refreshing with vinegar, I finished everything.This restaurant offers a variety of Korean food (grilled meats, bibimbap, beef soup, seafood pancake, jajangmyeong, etc.) and popular with takeout/online orders.If you are looking for a Korean restaurant around Chino Hills area, this is a great place to have lunch/dinner or takeout!

Family style Korean food and the owners are the sweetest family possible and the food is always fresh and delicious

A surprise find! Definitely a small hole in the wall mom and pop shop. We had cravings for Korean tofu soup and my usual go to spot near this area was closed for the new year. Searched up the next nearby place and ended up here. Was very pleasantly surprised on the flavor profile for each dish here! It was all rich in flavor unlike some other Korean establishments I've been to. Usually a hit or miss but I would definitely be coming back :)