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    SGD Tofu House & BBQ

    4.0 (67 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Daniel M.

    We walked in for an early dinner. Had 2 entree combo specials with Galbi + tofu sundubu and Grilled spicy squid + tofu sundabu, we also order a. Korean seafood pancake. The entire meal was delicious. The korean pancake was crispy, had the perfect ratio of seafood and pancake mix. The Sundubu was the perfect size with just enough beef and seafood, the side diahes are limited but the kimchi is very tasty and it goes well with all the items we had. The galbi, was way too overcooked, to the point it was a bit tough but it had good seasoning and taste. Service was quick and convenient, finding parking in the mall was a great because we drove a small car otherwise the spots are tight and difficult to get into. Will definitely come back, dinner for 3 $112 including tip.

    Kitty Y.

    Food is very good here. They have food combos that I clude a meat plate and a soondubu. The meat plate isn't big but decent for yourself. We also got the chapchae, which was a very large portion for sharing. The food was all very good. Love the fact it's in the shopping center so there's parking.

    Betty C.

    Reservations for a group of 9 on a Sunday was convenient because of the parking lot. Service was attentive. We all really liked the seafood pancake -- crispy! I ordered the grilled yellow croaker and assorted tofu with ramen. Oh, man, I was not expecting such a huge bowl of tofu with beef bits and seafood and ramen. I shared with others and packed the leftovers. As for the fish, it was flaky and good, but lazy me felt it was too much work for the little bit of fish for each attempt of removing the flesh from the body. I ate half and shared the rest with the group. Oh, I ordered the soup plain since I was sharing with a toddler who doesn't like spicy flavors. Next time, I'll try a bit of spicy for my soup. So glad someone recommended this place for our family dinner.

    Grilled Yellow Croaker
    Christine W.

    Mom and I used to frequent BCD tofu in Queens before it closed down, and we were craving another Korean tofu place. Cue google search and coming up with SGD Tofu, and finding out it's just a 10 minute drive away. Long story short, we've been coming here regularly for the past couple years. The tofu soup is always fresh and flavorful. Rice comes sizzling in a stone pot and the tofu soup with crispy rice is amazing. I prefer the mushroom tofu soup and we've also gotten the oyster soup, and spice levels are on point. Banchan varies and is so tasty. We've gotten fish cakes, macaroni salad, broccoli and cauliflower, kimchi, among others. Service has always been quick and to the point. No complaints here! Price point is very fair too, for all the food you get and I always leave here really full. Ambiance is simple and cozy. Nothing fancy but we come here for the food and the service. We'll continue to come back!

    Soondubu
    Kristina C.

    Pretty good. They we're able to accomodate my party of 8. Service was friendly. Food was good. We were looking for a place that did soondubu in the queens/flushing area, now that bcd has not reopened. SgD Tofu House will definitely be our go to spot from now on.

    Jenn C.

    Food: This restaurant's menu reminds me of BCD Tofu House. They have appetizers, tofu stews, and main dishes as well as combo meals that include a tofu soup and main dish. There are a variety of tofu stews including beef, seafood, mushroom, assorted, perilla, and many more; tofu stew spice levels can be customized. Tofu stews come with either rice (served in a hot stone bowl), ramen, or noodles as well as a raw egg to crack into it. Main dishes include spicy pork, spicy squid, galbi, mackerel, etc. The tofu stew was excellent. The tofu is soft and silky. I would highly recommend any of the tofu stews. My favorite tofu stew in NYC is at BCD Tofu House, but I would say this restaurant has the second best I've had in NYC. The seafood pancake was good but is better at BCD where it's crispier and more flavorful. Ban chan was average - peanuts, marinated spinach, mac salad, kimchi, and spicy peppers. The spicy pork dish was just okay; I would skip ordering this one. The mackerel was moist and well made. Overall, the food is good here, but certain dishes are better than others. Service: Service was average. Food comes out quickly, and the ban chan is served shortly after you order. Staff don't come around to see if you need anything once you've ordered and your food has been served. If you need anything, you need to try to get someone's attention to ask for it. Ambiance: Seating is spacious and comfortable. They have tables that can accommodate small and large groups. The place does get packed during peak meal times, and there can be a wait. Overall, I would recommend this restaurant!

    Nick S.

    SGD is a Korean chain specializing in soondubu and other classic Korean dishes. The staff were friendly and attentive, and service was quick with little wait time for a table. We ordered the LA Galbi combo with the Original Soondubu, along with seafood pancakes and a stone pot rice. The stone pot rice was well done and paired nicely with the soondubu. The soondubu itself was solid but fairly average, comparable to what you'd find at similar restaurants, and the portion felt a bit pricey for what you get. The seafood pancake was tasty with a good crisp, though a little on the oily side, but overall a satisfying portion.

    Vegetable Tofu Soup and Grilled spicy squid and tofu soup combination
    Kris L.

    Craving some yummy tofu soup after BCD tofu closed ? Try this spot with a variety of combinations. You can opt for noodles instead of the hot stone rice for a few bucks. Usually don't need to wait a long time to get seated. The service can be a bit slow at busy times. The grilled squid was nicely cooked and seasoned. After dinner, you can go next door for coffee at Paris Baguette or go sing some tunes at karaoke!

    The black sesame mushroom tofu stew - 들깨 순두부
    Sarah C.

    I've been in mourning since BCD Bayside closed but I finally found a replacement.. might I say.. they're better? You walk in and it's homey. They serve a delicious salad with cute banchans We tried the pollack roe tofu stew - loved it. I love spicy food so their spicy level was mild for me. Next time, I'll be getting very spicy. The flavor was great! Tons of tofu and roe - haven't seen other tofu places pull this off. Yum! The LA Galbi was great. Lots of meat! The marinade was a touch sweet and the meat was cooked well The black sesame mushroom tofu stew - this was great. There was no meat and yet the mushroom was delicious! We had this non spicy and it was bomb Also tried the stone pot bibimbap - portion was small but it was good! Wouldn't come here for this because you can find it elsewhere The mackerel - grilled to perfection. Not smelly and very meaty. My mom and aunt approved The rice was what makes this place different. The rice came in a stone pot. They did it better than BCD Service was a touch slow but it's ok because the food was the highlight!

    Galbi Beef Short Ribs and tofu soup Combination, Pork Bulgogi and tofu soup Combination
    Esther C.

    Came for dinner on a Thursday night and we ordered two grilled meat and tofu stew combos. The portion sizes were decent compared to other tofu stew houses in the area. Sides were pretty solid as well. Didn't feel too thirsty after and the need to chug water from all the salt in the food. Prices were reasonable compared to other Korean restaurants in the neighborhood. Would recommend if you are in the Murray Hill area.

    Karina L.

    SGD was my boyfriend and I's go to since they opened their original location in Murray Hill. When we found out that they opened back up in this new location, I was so excited. It is definitely a lot bigger than their old location, which is great, so we won't have to wait for seats anymore. However, over the years the prices definitely increased. Unfortunate, but it's the same situation for every restaurant nowadays. They still give plenty of banchans and I always appreciate that they are willing to refill as much as we want. I always love to get their seafood soondubu and galbi combo; you can never go wrong with it. The galbi is super tender and flavorful and the dish comes with a good number of pieces. I also like that the soondubu is so customizable, like the spice level, protein choice, etc. It also comes with a bowl of rice (as it should) and the combination of everything just hits the spot. This meal is perfect for any time of the year, but when it's cold or rainy, a soupy meal warms you up real quick.

    JiHae L.

    My friend recommended this place as it has a parking lot and she said good korean soft tofu place. I haven't gone to a good tofu spot in a while, and since she recently went to Korea, I take her recommendations seriously. It was pretty good. The place was bustling with customers eating on a weekday night. I was impressed. There are many different options to choose from and can make it into a combination as well. I chose the meat + tofu stew combo. They give a good amount, and I definitely didn't leave hungry that night.

    Christine Y.

    NO MORE LUNCH SPECIALS. They used to have lunch specials. Not sure if it's worth it for $15 soondubu when HMart has BCD tofu package for $3 DIY and ziggle tofu Nearby has $10 soondubu lunch special M-F Food was good but not worth $15

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