Aloha Tofu Factory

When I couldn't find aburage at any grocery store on December 30th, which admittedly is too close to New Years, I was able to call and reserve a large bag here. It contained many pieces of triangle pieces. Just what I needed. Tip, park in the front and walk to the side of the building to the entry door.

Aloha Tofu is always a winner with me. I bought several buckets of yudofu to share at work during a time when there's mostly sweet things. Everyone was super happy with the addition of the dashi-shoyu, green onions, goma, and a garlic chili condiment.Also, I got a couple of natto to share with my favorite natto eaters, and several containers of firm tofu that were expiring soon. After watching several YouTube videos about freezing the tofu to change to consistency, I tried it, and now there is always some form of non-animal protein whenever I cook!I gave the soy milk I bought to my daughter -- she loves it, and it reminds me of breakfast in Singapore where they have bags of hot soy milk ready for the office workers to grab and go.The woman who got my order together is always helpful and cheerful and thankfully, patient! For me, it's worth it to wake up early to get a special treat for my co-workers (and me!)

Very cool experience coming to the factory. They have a walk up window where you can buy an assortment of tofu products. The prices were very fair and service was also very friendly. The yudofu was so fresh and soft! Glad I got to try this and will be a repeat customer. :)

Love doing my shopping @ Aloha Tofu Factory. They have so many of my favorite home food products. And they are so convenient as they are located right off of N.King Street on Akepo Lane. Onside parking in their private lot. When I pulled in this morning I was the only one in the lot. When I left there was a car on each side of mine. That's how popular shopping @ the tofu factory is! My dear nephew who makes his own, turned me onto the delicious and healthy eating of natto. Aloha Tofu makes their own and... I just can't get enough of this fresh goodness! Sold in a two pack for just over $3.Best place to get tofu and tofu products. Next week is Chinese new year and noticed there is a special on the fried tofu (aka: aburage) which is commonly put into Chinese new years jai. BUT you gotta get your fried tofu and other Aloha tofu goodness fix today as they will be temporarily closing for a week, starting tomorrow!Much thanks to the Aloha Tofu family who has been serving our community in various locations (still miss their restaurant previously located @ the Dole Cannery).#support local

I love getting all kinds of products here especially their okara and soy milk by the gallon! Okara is soy pulp and it is not available everywhere so I love that they offer it. Their tofu is widely available around the island but the okara and all natural soy milk is only available here. It's totally worth it to make a trip for all their delicious extra goodies! The soy milk is totally all natural soy flavor so don't expect the standard sweetened soy milk you get at grocery stores. It literally tastes like soy beans, and I love it! It's a no frills counter so just come to grab your goodies!

Delicious soy milk! They're finally open for business again after shutting down for a month! The soy milk was as fresh as you could get. They bagged it up for me hot in the gallon bag after ordering! I also tried their tofu and fried bean curd before. Amazing quality of food. They have their products on Farmlink Hawaii for sale too!Support local and tofu products!

Fresh tofu, soy milk, natto, fried tofu - inexpensive and fresh! they close at noon so be sure to get there early and bring a cololer so it doesnt spoil in the car!

Closed for renovations. No notice on website. Normally love their food so giving 3 stars instead of 1

Came here with one mission: fresh soy milk! Me and hubby have been searching for fresh soy milk, the real deal not the American kine. When I talked about this with coworkers about this one of them casually said "just go to aloha tofu factory " . And everyone seem to know about and love this place! Look at all the great reviews here!When we came here for the first time we were not so sure if we were at the right place because it's located in a narrow alley with no obvious storefront or sign. There's a small parking lot which aso looked like a loading dock so we weren't sure if we could park there. But whatever, for the soy milk! When we walked into the side entrance there's a small area for customers to order their food, maybe 3 feet x 6 feet? And from there you can see the huge factory inside with workers swiftly moving things around, operating those gigantic machines. What a fascinating scene! Anyway we got our half gallon soy milk for $6.35. It's more expensive than silk soy milk but the quality worth every extra dollar we pay. Now they have 2 more loyal customers who for sure will come back regularly!Business hours: 7am-12pm on Sun-Tues, Thurs and Fri: 7-10:30am on Wed and Sat. No soymilk and yudofu on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Fun little place to try out if you're a local or just visiting. If you like tofu, this place makes a lot of the tofu for the local area.They'll sell you fresh soymilk and also fresh "flower tofu" that are pretty tasty and well done. My only gripe is I wish they'd sweeten their fresh soymilk (which they don't do) or give you some syrup for your "dofu - fa" aka "flower tofu" but they call it "yudofu"You don't get a tour or anything, but when you walk in , you can see them all working on making their products not too far away. If they made some things for the consumers to drink/eat right at the moment they'd really drive in some more business. Texture and the flavor of the soymilk/yudofu were really good though.