Tofu House

I'm a fan of the Katy location so I decided to give this place a try. They are essentially the same in quality. Good variety of bonchon as always. Galbi was pretty tender and marinaded nicely. Soondubu was comforting and had a good amount of spice. Servers checked in on me frequently which was nice.

Probably my new favorite Korean restaurant in Houston!+ Mom-and-pop feel+ Banchan are legit+ Fair prices+ Variety of traditional Korean dishes, including some uncommon ones, like squid and sea snails+ Yukgaejang actually has mountain roots! Every Korean place I've been to in Houston does not put mountain roots in their yukgaejang... including the new restaurant that's literally called Yukgaejang! FINALLY, I can die in peace.- They had incorrect hours at one point, but it seems to have been fixed now.Oh, before I forget, spicy really does mean SPICY. You have been warned!

Swung by for lunch on a weekday looking for a new place to try in the area. Tofu house is located in a small strip plaza on Long Point. The interior is quaint and more traditional than some of the other Korean restaurants in the area. Service was good!We ordered the seafood pancake, and the galbi and bulgogi plates. The seafood pancake has more seafood in it than expected; squid, scallop, and shrimp are in there. The contents and consistency is good, it is lacking a bit in the flavor department. The bulgogi came on a bed of onions. The flavor for me was light and it would've been much better being more marinated. The galbi was a bit tough but had good seasoning. There were also much more onions on the galbi plate to add some height to the plate.Overall, it tastes like a more homey Korean meal with a lot of locals here. I felt the meats were a bit lacking and below par compared to how we cook Korean at home. The seafood pancake has great ingredients but was unfortunately a bit bland. Perhaps we didn't order the best things (the tofu and soup) off the menu but the items we tasted were average.

Stopped in for dinner on our way to a game night and I can't say enough about how great our experience was. This was our first time here and we loved every minute. The pork tofu soup is probably my favorite I've had in the city. Extremely flavorful and very filling. The staff was so friendly and very attentive. We were sat in a booth like room that truly allowed for a very cool experience, sort of like we were sitting in a private room even though we were with the rest of the patrons. We have every intention of coming back here again very soon.

Tofu house is a stop that you have to visit if you want some authentic Korean food. There are many things that mad this an amazing visit. For starters, they were very patient with us even with a busy scheduled. Some of my party arrived late but they did not pressure us to hurry and order to turn over the table. Secondly, when they bought us plates and dishes they got mad at us for disturbing out the plates. When our seafood pancake came out, they had to collect all our plates and redistribute back to us. They provided excellent service where not a lot of places do now a days. At tofu house, it is decorated like your typical mom and pop Korean restaurant. There are buttons that allow you to get the attention of the staff in which they came in a timely manner. They help bring what we wanted quickly such as drinks or slide dishes. In addition they were very generous with the side dishes. Although do not abuse it, and make sure you finish it especially if you asked for more. Finally with the food. The Seafood pancake was crispy and fluffy. The pancake was made with lots of toppings and every bite had a piece of seafood. The sauce was paired perfectly with the seafood pancake. I order a spicy pork bulgogi combo. Which comes with a smaller meat option and a smaller soup, and a bowl of rice. They also help scoop the rice from the clay pot to smaller bowls at table side. But don't let small fool you. It is still a good amount and I left stuffed. One thing that was interesting to me was what they did with the rice stuck on the clay pot. You can eat it as is or they can poor some hot barley tea and you can eat it like congee. I ate it like congee and it is very refreshing.

As someone who has been spoiled by the korean food scenes in LA and Dallas, I am ecstatic to have found Tofu House now that I reside in Houston. Life in Houston just got even better now that there is solid korean food here. I tried the Galbi Tang which blew me out of this world. It met my expectations and more. Their soondubu was also absolutely delicious and so full of flavor. You can tell each dish was made with love, which might explain the longer wait time. I cannot wait to try more of their menu. Service was also excellent. The front of the house is manned by the sweetest korean ajhummas. Tofu House is most definitely worth the drive from central Houston and I am so excited to be coming back especially with the cool weather coming in!!

I was so glad to find SGD had a second location in Houston closer to me to satisfy my cold noodle cravings. Even though their name is tofu house, my usual go tos are the naengmyeon and the seafood pancake. The pancake is super crispy and has plenty of seafood, definitely one of the best I've had around town. I've been here a few times for these items but I recently tried their tofu soup for the first time and it was really good. For my future visits I'm going to be torn about which dish to order now that I've had it! They give plenty of side dishes to go with the meal and it even comes with a small side salad. Their meat combos are also a good deal for about $27. I highly recommend this spot when you have a craving for Korean food!

Wow what a gem! I saw this place on Uber eats and decided to try, it was AMAZING! I've been to most 85-90% of Korean restaurants in Houston and Tofu house impressed me.I got the Galbi + tofu soup combo, even though it was togo, galbi was well marinateds/moist and soup had a lot of flavors.I have to compliment their banhchan, one of the tops I've had in Houston. Had fishcake/cucumber/kimchi/greenbeans, all DELICIOUS comparing to most other places.I will definitely go back for the food and banchan

Great dining experience at Tofu House. Started off with the crispy mandu which were very tasty and I liked the spicy sauce that came with them. Got the combo with tofu soup and spicy bbq pork for the main. The pork was very tasty and the soup was a good portion. Just wish the onions were grilled a bit longer for the pork. I liked all the banchan, especially the braised potato. The bean sprouts could use a little more seasoning. Everyone was super friendly and I liked how the tables were all a bit secluded from one another. I look forward to coming back!

Not sure how I have missed this place for this long....Little restaurant, quiet shopping center, I would have missed it had I not Yelped.Charming, feels authentic and comfortable.The staff, who speaks little English, were so incredibly nice and welcoming. They were so attentive to their guests. I wanted to hug them before I left, they were so sweet to me. The seafood pancake had a crispy outside and soft, chewy inside. Huge portion, size of a medium pizza and definitely worth the price. The sauce it came with was tastey!The vegetable tofu soup was full of tofu and veggies, great broth taste. The mild was spicy enough for my American taste buds, so becareful. Again, it was worth the price, unlike some places that give you very little in the soup. Loved all the complimentary banchan and the rice soup they give you at the end. They even had on Korean tourism t.v so it felt like I was eating in Korea, while starring out the window as people walked by. Clean bathroom to boot!Loved every thing about this place. I see this place becoming a regular for me. Must try!