Sun Ta Tofu

Great selection of Asian/Vietnamese"foods to go" cafe items. This Sunday morning I picked up fresh "right out of the oven" soy milk. The 1/2 gallon was hot to the touch because it was just prepared and bottled this morning. The bahn mi selection is freshly made to your order and they have too many selections to list. The service was friendly and warm. Check out Sun Ta Tofu!

We've been waiting so long for this place to open. The grilled pork banh mi, garlic tofu, and flat noodles are great. Everybody was nice. 1 tv was good videos and the other was pop karaoke

100% recommend this eatery! Best tofu in town. Savory, tasty, and fresh! I especially love the tofu with pork and green beans stir-fry. That dish comes on the menu every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Be sure to keep a lookout for it, it's a must try . Friendly service and clean facility!

Affordable and quick service. Very good snacks, haven't tried banh mi yet but looking forward to it as it was a good size for the price. Went around 1, it seemed a little busy but still received quick service.

Sadly had a very poor experience here mainly due to the language barrier and service. I tried ordering tofu from the cashier and she kept trying to give us noodles or a banh mi. From much back and forth, she started yelling at me, and I told her to forget about the tofu. I also ordered a grilled pork banh mi with no cilantro. She understood that and it was on the receipt about the no cilantro. However, when I got home it looks like there was extra cilantro on it! I have never seen so much cilantro on a banh mi. Also, the bread was stale and pork was shredded, so I think I didn't get the right sandwich. I don't think I will return. Q bakery and Tony's across the street is much better.

Had been waiting for this place to open they did a great job fixing up the run down strip mall that had been there previously. Nice bright space. my dad and I were back to his house after picking something up in the CD. We decided to give them a try. Wanted to get a variety of items to try so we ordered a grilled chicken banh mi, green bean tofu and Bahn Cuon believe there was ground pork mushrooms and onions, really enjoyed flavor of the filling of the Bahn Cuon. They tofu green dish was also delicious. The bahn mi has a kick and not from raw jalapeños that are usually on a banh mi maybe from the pickled veggies I personally like spicy but just a heads up. Service was friendly and quick. Proteins can be in a Bahn Mi, with nooles of rice. There also number of other items available alot like Thanh Son Tofu in Little Saigon, nice to have something in the south end of Seattle.

I wanted to like this place. They spent many months remodeling the dump-y corner lot, and the resulting building is very nicely done. There are big light-filled windows all along the front. The indoor decor is tastefully done with attractive decorations and cool material choices. The menu is nicely presented with a number of choices of protein that can be accompanied by either le rice, noodle, or made up on bread as banh mi. The concept is good. We ordered a tofu noodle combo and a tofu sandwich. They looked good with a pile of fresh veggies. The flavor wasn't there though. The bread was bland and squishy, not the nice baguette with crispy crust. The noodles were decent but the lemongrass tofu could be more flavorful. Overall, the location is attraction, the staff is friendly, the menu looks good, but the flavor could be better. All the same, I'm glad they are here as an open business here is way better than the eye-sore empty store front was here previously.

New spot in Hillman City across the street from Q Bakery, my go to spot for Bahn mi. I tried the grilled pork Bahn mi and fried egg Bahn mi on this trip. Grilled pork Bahn mi had an excellent filling to bread ratio, with generous portions of meat and veggies. The egg bahnmi felt lacking, with way more mayo on the bread than needed. Pricing seemed competitive. I can't comment on the bread as I had my sandwich several hours later when the bread had become soggy.The place is very clean and spacious but is a to-go establishment with no seating. Unlike Q bakery which is staffed almost entirely by Vietnamese women, Sun Ta was staffed primarily by those who did not look ethnically Vietnamese. I will need to come back to try their tofu dishes. Great addition to the community!

We dropped by today, curious to see this bakery (Sun Ta Tofu & Bakery), and wanting to support a new business. The service was good. The shop is bright, spacious, clean. No seating available.Lots of Vietnamese-type desserts and drinks, different types of tofu, lunches (such as noodles with pork and vegetables), and sandwiches made to order. As for it being a bakery, that is not really the case. None of the expected baguettes, croissants, pastries, cakes, and so on.

This place's banh mi is better than Thanh son. Selection not as big but you don't get the large crowed so service is quick. I don't usually care about customer service at delis and Asian establishments in general but the lady working went out of her way to make sure I got everything I needed. It was refreshing lol