Tofu Village & BBQ

Have been a couple times and the food is so good!! Easily one of my favorite places for Korean food near Atlanta. It doesn't get too crowded and the staff are very friendly and helpful with the everything.The food is incredible. I've gotten the tofu soup and galbi every time I've been, but recently tried the seafood pancake which was not bad. But really the galbi is done very well - not too fatty, very flavorful, super juicy. And the tofu soup is also really good! I've had the Kimchi and clam one and they're both good. The regular spicy is not that spicy - I prefer the hot spicy which is a little more of a kick but adds some flavor to the soup. The banchan though limited variety still has a number of options and very good! The food is always plentiful. For ~$29, the tofu soup and galbi combo is a pretty good deal! Love coming here, would highly recommend.

One of my favorite restaurants here in Duluth! It's a great place to enjoy by yourself or meeting up with friends. The servers and owner are always nice and courteous. Food is amazing and you get a generous amount for what you pay for. 10/10!

I went here to get my craving and it was delicious !! I ordered the silky tofu soup Mild and you get banchan rice and an egg. My food came out quickly and of course bubbling hot. It was filling and perfect amount of food. All the banchan was yummy and you get refills too. Prices are reasonable and there's also more things on the menu. There's lots of seating for small and larger parties too.

Don't want to put too much complaint here .But definitely won't come back for their food .

Underrated Korean restaurant tucked in the Great Wall shopping plaza. Key things to try here are their Sambang, samgyetang, and their dolsot bibimbap. Their lunch special is also pretty good as well. I liked this place so much, we hit it 5 times in a week. Every Korean place has to have their signature thing that makes them stand out among the other Korean restaurants. They all serve the tofu soondobu, but each will have their standout banchan. For example, Jangsujang down on satellite is known for their broths and soups, but their wait time and tiny parking lot makes them intimidating to go to. A Hyang in the Nukoa plaza is known for its katsu. This place I would say is their sambang (which I never got a chance to try) and their dolsot. For some reason their hot stone bibimbap is just absolutely delicious. One, it's served on a flat iron hot plate rather than the usual stone bowl this usually comes in. highly recommend the beef option. The flavors are mild but this whole thing comes together better than other bibimbap I have had. So 5/5 for this dish. I ordered their samgyetang since I've been on a Korean Netflix binge and keep seeing it show up. this is also a must. I don't see this on the menu of some other places. A whole chicken stewed with rice, Korean ginseng, scallions, garlic, red date, and you titrate with your own salt and pepper. Very soothing. Banchan was typical- nothing that stood out to me. It was kimchi, pickled cucumber, and a couple of other things. Didn't get a chance to try their sambang which looked like meat dishes with lettuce wraps, but it seems to be their thing that I don't see in other Korean restaurants. Lunch special everyday: 10.99 which gives you a choice of spicy squid, LA ribs, pork and comes with small banchan, rice, and soup. Also throws in a whole tofu soondoubu. Pretty good deal. highly recommend if you're looking for lunch specials in Gwinnett. Service: same Korean auntie with her cool hispanic sidekick. Friendly and the service is quite quick despite a 2 person team doing dishes and serving.

I would categorize this restaurant as a hole-in-the-wall Korean restaurant that specializes strictly in Sundubu. However, that being said, the dishes that aren't their specialty seem to lack in luster. Things you should know: I. PARKING This is within a plaza and shares a public parking lot. There's always a vast amount of free available spaces. II. SERVICE Very personable and friendlyIII. QUALITY The sundubu is their strongest selection ~ I recommend trying one of those options. Also, the price, compared to other locations, is cheap and affordable for the quantity given. Typically, you can find a Haemul Pajeon for $16-18 ~ it was $14 here. However, I feel like you get what you pay for with these non-specialty dishes ~ I was disappointed in my seafood pancake. IV. CAPACITY For dinner on a Saturday, the restaurant was empty. Please give this local business some love and order some soup this season.

Finally came and tried this place. The food is homey and delicious and great service. The pricing is also very reasonable compared to other similar restaurants!

we came at 1pm on thursday and were the only customers the whole time, they have LOTS of seating though it's actually bigger inside than i thought. very cleanthe waitress is this hispanic girl she's super nice and the korean lady (owner maybe?) was nice toomy mom ordered the hot seafood tofu soup with the beef short ribs combo, it's worth noting they don't give out the fried fish as a side on weekdays but it was still reallyyyy good my mom said it's the best she's had which was surprising cause our favorite place that we usually go to, we've been going for years!! oh and the beef short ribs was awesome, it was thin enough to chew with ease and had lots of flavor. i ordered the pork cutlet which i was a bit nervous about but it actually was great. typically places make them too "thick" and it's super chewy but this one was amazinggggg.i would totally give this place a try if you're in pleasant hill!!

Tofu Village & BBQ is a reasonable and solid a couple weeks back with the fam. The small restaurant can be easily missed from the road. The outside looks small, but the inside is a bit more spacious. Parking: Plentiful. Located in a large plaza, there are many many shared spaces.Food: My favorite thing about Tofu Village is their all week lunch menu deals. The bento boxes have sides items such as pickled radish, seasoned bean sprouts, kimchi, scrambled egg, fish cake, spicy cucumber slices and a choice of tofu soup. Lunch menu: https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=h4zRaeZgAnQAEV4N0EBAAg&userid=DXdO88SrAIqXhq0zUAkHOw&utm_campaign=www_photo_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct)* Seafood Pancake: https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=EhLIzyEJnambMPDu_6VuYQ&userid=DXdO88SrAIqXhq0zUAkHOw&utm_campaign=www_photo_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct)* Galbi Lunch Box ($10): https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=kMVFaqhXySUBXIkQD9ifIQ&userid=DXdO88SrAIqXhq0zUAkHOw&utm_campaign=www_photo_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct)* Spicy Squid Lunch Box ($10): https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=J3j_q83slneWXe75reTh_w&userid=DXdO88SrAIqXhq0zUAkHOw&utm_campaign=www_photo_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=(direct)The galbi is marinated really well. Very tasty and the pieces are not too fatty at all. The first time I ordered, I got 6-7 slices, however the second time, I only got 4. So it's a hit or miss on how many slices you get. As for the tofu soup, you can have your pick of what ever tofu soup you'd like! And the portion is almost as much as a full size soup just without the egg and stone bowl. I thought the soup was okay. A little salty for my preference, but goes great with the rice!Service is good: I've only seen one older lady run the tables, but she manages everyone pretty well for one person. Overall, I think Tofu Village is a great place to go for reasonably priced tofu soup and bbq.

I usually go to this place multiple times even in the summer with friends. The workers are kind and welcoming when you come in! Normally it is quiet at the times, we drop by and it's boiling hot stew and rice when you order tofu stew!