Fresh Tofu

A very good to-go food place. You can also dine in. They have an extensive selection of noodle soup. It's not a fancy or nice restaurant, just a hole in the wall. The owner is very nice and the food is great. I'll go back to support this small business again in the future.

I have frequented Uncle Phan so many times for snacks and drinks, but the first time I tried their hot food, I was blown away:- Bun Moc: Pretty rare for a restaurant in ATX to have this dish, but it's pretty good. Flavorful broth and a lot of noodles lol! The ribs are quite tender and the moc tasted nice. Cha lua however, are a little soft. I love that they have rau muong as a side. Most restaurants would just do cabbage.- Bun rieu: it's pretty legit broth. you can tell by looking at it. Tofu is great considering their name :) The rieu, however, tastes like tofu and eggs lol but nonetheless, a plus compared to other restaurants I have tried.- Ca phe muoi: it's good. Very strong, the salt blends well with the drink.- Tac Xi Muoi: Super refreshing!- Yogurt with Black sticky rice: You can find in the fridge. Please try it. It's so good... and tastes like home to meThey have 4 small tables for eating inside and a lot of other snacks and dishes that you can take home to have with rice. Pretty low key, perfect to stop by after grocery shopping at MT. Quick and straight forward service, don't expect anything much. If you pay in cash, you will get some discounts so make sure you mention that!

Uncle Phan serves delicious Vietnamese snacks and quick meals!!! Bun rieu flavor is quite solid compared to other Vietnamese restaurants in the area. However the rieu is in a block instead of spreading out thinly and floating on top. The rieu block is not meaty, tastes like mainly eggs and tofu. Bun moc has clear broth, great amount of meat, very comforting. Each bowl of noodle soup is paired with a plate of morning glory, bean sprouts, lettuce, lime wedges, and a small bowl of shrimp paste and fresh ground chili. They also have a great variety of snacks, such as: banh bao (pork bun), banh it, banh gio, banh beo, banh bot loc, banh cam, banh tieu, you name it. One of my favorites is yogurt with purple rice - creamy, refreshing, and chewy rice with a perfect amount of sweetness. They also serve many different drinks, such as kumquat with salted plum, Vietnamese coffee, salted coffee, sugar cane juice (it's just alright), etc. The store is small with 5 tables for dine-in. Pay with cash and you will get some discounts ;) If you want to explore some Vietnamese snacks or noodle soups, visit Uncle Phan and give them a try.

The food is amazing, and the staff is super friendly. Their tofu is delicious. The bun rieu is soo, soo good. The broth - superb! I came hungry, and it definitely satisfied my pho craving. Yum!

Okay, I've been coming here to get the hot silken tofu dessert once a week. This is the only place in all of Austin you can get this dessert. We add tapioca pearls to replicate the Filipino dessert "taho" and to sweeten our bites.I occasionally get the premade deli items too but finally had a chance to sit down and order an entree. They recently got a new store front sign. It says UNCLE PHAN'S FRESH TOFU.I didn't get her name but the owner is a sweet little lady who cooks, prepares, and rings people up. I watched her prepare some patron's dishes at their table because the way they were eating it wasn't as she intended them to! It was pretty cool to see, she's like an aunt/mother figure. Anyway, I order the bun rieu (tomato and crab/pork noodle soup) because it seems to be very popular amongst the patrons. It is delicious, I'm not a huge fan of the steamed pork and crab mix in solid block form but the broth was immaculate. There are blood cubes which is a plus for me! Other parties ordered some off menu items..Very intriguing. And bun Bo hue, (lemongrass beef noodle) one of my favorite dishes, seems to be popular as well. I will have to try this on my next dine in opportunity.In total, I ordered one large tofu, one sesame ball, and one bun rieu entree for $17. Over all, uncle phans is a solid staple to the Chinatown plaza. Check them out!

Small place with 5 or so tables.Banh canh - soup with thick rice noodles, delicious broth, nice little pieces of pork skin. Comes with spicy red chili, which I like.Banh cuon - kind like egg rolls but instead the cover is soft rice noodle. This was very delicious.

I'm very glad a Vietnamese friend of ours who could speak Vietnamese was able to introduce us to this restaurant. It was very helpful that she could speak to the lady behind the counter to ask questions about the different menu items. The menu is extremely small and it looks like it's mostly a takeout business but they do have several tables in there which we enjoyed a meal at. I had the steamed rice rolls, something I would have never ordered before because I didn't really know how it would look or what was in it until our friend translated for us. Very happy we tried it, we will definitely be back there to try some other items as well.The meal consisted mainly of several steamed rice rolls with a sliver of meat in each of them The dipping sauce was so good it just made it all come together really well. There was a little bit of green condiments on the side, bean sprouts, spearmint possibly, and it was delicious.

I've been wanting to try this place after seeing all the positive reviews for it. I got there only a few minutes after they opened, but there were already a bunch of people inside eating and I waited a few minutes in line to order. I can definitely see why others recommend coming early to make sure they don't sell out. If you struggle to pronounce Vietnamese like me, you can order using the menu above the register which has numbers (and pictures!) next to each dish. They do accept Apple Pay and card if you don't carry cash. There were so many good looking options that I was a little overwhelmed, but I ended up ordering:- Banh cuon (4/5): These are rice rolls with ground pork filling, served with sides of pork sausage, cucumbers, bean sprouts, mint leaves, and nuoc cham (dipping sauce). I am a huge fan of rice rolls, so I really enjoyed these, but I do wish the filling was distributed a little more evenly. Some pieces were plain rice rolls with no meat at all. Overall, the dish was super fresh and way more filling than I expected, I was barely able to finish the whole portion!- Egg rolls (4/5): I got some egg rolls from the display they have next to the register. The filling has a really nice flavor, but the wrappers were a bit soggy. If you're planning on eating these right away, you should know that they're lukewarm when you get them from the shop, but if you pop them in an air fryer for a few minutes they get nice and crispy!I think this is a great option for a quick lunch or a snack! I'll definitely be back to try their soups and the tofu dessert.

Gave it another try & it wasn't as packed had a great experience this time. Price was super cheap and reasonable & service is very nice. Food tasted delicious as well!

The soft tofu is sour??? Why is it sour? I was craving soft hot tofu with sugar syrup so I looked for a place and found this shop. Every thing else looks great. I got a box of Banh Cuon as well and it was wonderful. But the tofu was sour???? Did it go bad?