Seoul Tofu House

4.5 stars for food and service. Not too busy during Tuesday lunch time. Inside is not big, bur very clean. It's quieter than most Korean restaurants, especially with the chill vibe music playing in the background. Menu isn't big, but food is delicious. We got seafood pancake, and spicy pork/tofu soup combo to share between 2 people. Both spicy pork (well-seasoned + a little smokey = tasty) and spam & sausage tofu soup (4/5 spicy) are the right level of spicy.

I haven't been down here in a while but I'm glad there's a tofu house here now. The original location was actually my friends restaurant. I'm happy to see Seoul is here now. Went here on monday for a late lunch since my friend and I wasn't feeling well. The ajummas working here are very sweet. We all ordered Korean soup. The 3 I was with got different variation of spam and sausage soup while I got seafood. Came with a few ban chains; Kim chee, bean sprouts, water spinach or something similar, fish cakes, and pickled radish that I wasn't a fan of haha. The broth here is so delicious. I love how spicy and umami it is. I'm rather picky with tofu soup but they make it just right. Spicy wasn't as spicy but that's okay since I was having stomach issue it was probably best I didn't extra spicy. Will definitely be back whenever I'm close by!

I highly recommend Seoul Tofu House as it's one of my favorite Korean restaurants! Their food is always cooked well and has great flavor. I got spicy for both dishes and they were the perfect spice level for me. They give a good amount of banchan and the waitresses were soooooo nice. They often came by to check on our table and asked if we needed anything. Their service was amazing! The food is a very fair price for the portion. I love the restaurants' ambiance since it looks modern and clean

Super clean and spacious, lots of parking. Service is as friendly and attentive as you can imagine, they bring you your food, take your order but don't necessarily check up on you. For the price, it is a good amount of food. However, I wasn't a huge fan of the food. The bbq pork tasted like char sieu to me and was super fatty, the seafood pancake, while hefty was a little bland, the tofu soup was good and thays saying something since I do not prefer it. I was actually surprised by how much I enjoyed the soup, it was spicy and had a nice flavor. The dumplings were super peppery. We got the #28 combo which I included any soup (wild) or cold noodle and bbq pork with all the banchan and we got the seafood pancake. The banchan was good, really enjoyed it, not like the typical ones you get at other places.

Since relocating down south of Seattle, I have been trying to find new Korean tofu restaurants and stumbled upon Seoul Tofu House located in Federal Way. The restaurant is located in a plaza that has free parking, as most place outside of Seattle do. It wasn't busy at all when my sister and I came in late Saturday afternoon. We were seated right away. It was fairly quiet the whole time we were there. I ordered the Mixed Tofu Soup, while my sister got the Homemade Pork Dumpling Tofu Soup. Every order of tofu soup comes with a bowl of rice. We also got a variety of banchan. Happily, satisfied with our food and experience here! Will be planning to come back if I am in the area and looking for Korean food.

Caution: There's a risk of double charging for tips! If you have a group of five or more, a 20% tip is automatically included. Despite giving an additional 18% tip, they don't inform you or provide a receipt. When questioning the high bill, they admitted to forgetting to inform you, and this has occurred repeatedly.

My love of Korean food drove me here on a Saturday. I was promptly seated upon my arrival. The ambiance is clean and straightforward, with ample seating. I ordered the dumplings and the galbi, which were both very good. I did think that the price was a bit elevated compared to the portion size and quality, but overall, it was still quite solid. Thankfully there was room for dessert. The service was prompt and polite.

We pretty much came all the way from Portland to eat here, second time we came and this place never disappoints!!The food is consistent, true to its roots, priced well, and of high quality!I mean, the rice, it comes piping hot made fresh just for you, not just some rice sitting in some rice cooker business and to us Asians, rice is the most important part of the meal, fantastic, with the burnt crispness at the bottom!!The service is great, the woman that works there is so polite and patient :) :) :)And it's never too crowded when we go, seats are nicely spread apart, the bathroom is far away from the dining area (and the bathrooms are clean!)Stop reading this review and go and eat there!! NOW!!

Went looking for fried Korean chicken but when that didn't pan out...we saw this spot and were lucky to snag a table. The place got packed within 15 min but the food was amazing.Wish I had pictures but doing a review so if I ever come back to this area, I'll remember where to go.

I'm Korean and this has easily become one of my favorite spots for Korean food in federal way. The service is excellent. The space inside is spacious. The soft tofu with egg is very good. The banchan (side dishes) is legit too! Not the lame skimpy side dishes but actually yummy ones and some that aren't too common. This has become one of my staple go-tos. They're not very busy and I hope this place gets some foot traffic so it can stay open for a long time! My go-to dish: oyster soft tofu soup!