Hung Vuong Tofu

Best fried tofu in town. It's also right next door to my favorite boba/tea spot, 7 Leaves. I love to stop by here for their fried tofu which is only $1 for 4 small pieces. 4 small pieces is plenty for me. I recommend the mushroom tofu but they also have a plain option.There's also sweet tofu, soy milk, and other hot food and prepacked snacks like spring rolls, etc. Lots of vegetarian options. Great spot to pick up a quick bite. Very affordable prices. They accept cash and card!

Fresh made hot Tofu-flan served with sweet ginger sauce is so delicious for the morning snack. They also have a variety of vegetarian to go for those who want the fresh healthy yummy grubbing appetizers. Friendly customer service here! My to go place for a quick healthy bite.

Always quick service and consistent delicious taste to their food. I highly recommend this place.

I tried fried tofu and shrimp rolls there. Both of them are great. I'll go to try other things, such as tofu pudding.

Soft tofu has terrible texture now, it used to be smooth and silky. No more. Soy milk in bottle is grainy. Cold tofu dessert is mushy and doesn't taste like tofu? Didn't know it was so expensive to make tofu. Price increase and quality decreases.

I've been coming here for years for their fresh soybean milk, fried tofu Cubes, and Tofu Pudding with Ginger Sryrup.Family business that has been around for decades.

This local spot for tofu is a Berryessa staple. They offer a wide range of vegetarian items served in the form of hot food bar as well as cold desserts. They have everything from fried snacks to silky tofu dessert. It's a grab and go spot so there is no seating or tables. Two things that are MUST buys here: Come for their soy milk.Come for their fried mushroom tofu. When the fried tofu is fresh or heated in an air fryer, its absolutely amazing. The crisp edges, the savory bits of mushroom and glass noodles, the soft spongy texture of the tofu. It just goes so well over a bed of rice plus some chili oil and soy sauce. Their soy milk has a strong soybean flavor thats rich and smooth. They sell a variety of milk including sweetened, non sweetened and pandan flavor. They are cash only so don't forget your moolah! Food is pretty affordable and it tastes just like Vietnamese homecooking. The staff aren't super friendly so don't expect too much service. English is also limited so pointing and non verbal communication is usually enough to get by. Theres a large private parking lot that rarely gets filled up so you won't have any trouble looking for parking. Be aware- the driveways are steep for those lowered car drivers.

My go to favorite place to get fried tofu! They have plain fried tofu and a mushroom/noodle mix one that is amazing! The small fried tofus are now 4/$1 which is still a good price. Must come to if you are in the area! Do be careful they sometimes close earlier than their posted store hours.

For those on shoestring budget and easy on the wallet Hung Vuong Tofu is where it's at for nearly 20 years serving traditional Vietnamese meal at a fraction of a price. Main specialty fried tofu whether it's onion or mushroom the flavor is very enriching they even have sweet Vietnamese tofu pudding comes in either large or small containers. Egg rolls (trứng cuộn) are a dollar each cheaper than at Kings Eggrolls which is right across the street Bro and I had four along with a large food container of Korean chow mein for $8 even better are the glass noodles similar to Korean japchae. Next on the list are the spring rolls (gỏi cuốn) a choice of either veggies or pork and shrimp comes with a cup of peanut or honey soy sauce. Won't be disappointed these ladies are quick on their feet and they are truly superb, friendly and polite as they greet each customer. Parking can be a real hassle though not so bad on a Wednesday afternoon weekends tend to be the worst.

Wanted to check this place out since I've seen it when passing by at a nearby plaza where I get boba from when I'm in the mood. Was surprised that it was still open as in the past it was closed so I decided to go inside and see what they had available.Since it was close to closing time it didn't look like they had much left over but I did notice the last two ready to go items by the register and decided to ask the lady behind the counter if they had any banh beo. She told me that that was the last one available so I decided to take it along with the banh bot lac that was left. We started talking about how much I love banh beo and the different Vietnamese food that I've had and she was so friendly to talk to. She gave me a few suggestions for the next time I come back as she mentioned that they sell out of everything pretty fast so it's best to get there early in the day. So glad that I copped the last two items there since they were soo good!! They were so freshly made and didn't taste like they were left out sitting for a few hours. The banh bot loc was plenty and went well with the nuc mam that accompanied it. I then tried out the banh beo and was soo impressed by how soft it was. I've tried many other ones at restaurants but these were bomb! I will definitely come back here when I have the craving for them again. The place itself is a bit small but they had a lot of other food and groceries to purchase. They have a freezer full of other food that you can pick up and take to make at home and other snacks that looked good. I noticed that they also sold some small trinkets and wall hangings that you can decorate with. Nice little shop with the sweetest people to talk to.