I always try to stop by here once a month to pick up a big order of their fried items like the mushroom tofu, green pork balls, and spring rolls (which are my absolute favorite. Their che is pretty decent too and I love their cassova with salted peanuts is SO good. You will absolutely find something if you stop by for a visit. Plus you get a free soy milk if you order over $35 (pretty sure but it's on their store as to what the amount is) of items. It might seem hectic upon arrival but it's really not. You wait your turn to get served and when you're done ordering they'll flash a number at you that you need to remember. Then you wait until your number is flashed by the cashier so you can pay and pick up. For those who don't want to deal with the hectic parking in Eden Center, stop by on a weekday in the later afternoon. read more

Vietnamese restaurants are generally not known for exceptional customer service. That's almost expected. Unfortunately, this restaurant is no exception. I ordered two to-go chè ba màu (three-color desserts) and clearly asked multiple times for the shaved ice to be packed separately. The employee nodded, indicating she understood. When I got to my car and checked my order, there was no ice. So, in the July heat, I walked back inside and politely explained that my order was missing the ice. Instead of checking, the employee repeatedly insisted, "The ice is in the bag." I replied several times, "I already checked. There is no ice. Please give me my ice." She continued insisting it was there, as though I was trying to scam the restaurant out of ten cents' worth of ice. After several rounds of back-and-forth, another employee walked over... carrying a bag of ice. So yes, the ice had been forgotten all along. Instead of simply apologizing and handing me a replacement, they chose to argue with a paying customer over something that probably costs them pennies. They never say "I'm so sorry here's your ice and for your inconvenience pls accept our apologies and take this extra dessert, our complement for messing up the order". The restaurant itself feels chaotic. Their numbering and communication system between the order taker and the cashier clearly needs improvement. Whatever special instructions you give when ordering, you'd better repeat them again at the register or better yet, inspect your order before leaving. The problem is that the checkout area is so hectic that you almost feel rushed to move along. In my case, I felt like I was getting dirty looks for taking too long to verify my order worth over $60 so I checked it in my car instead which is how I discovered the missing ice. The disappointing part is that the food is outstanding. The chè was excellent, and that's the only reason I'm giving 2 stars instead of 1. Good food can bring customers in the door. Good customer service is what brings them back. read more

This place is very busy packed with customers. But the employees had a serious manner problems, very rude specially the chubby Vietnamese guy and the skinny short hair lady. I'm surprise they still have this many customers. I was there for the 1st time and it will be my last. I'm a paid customer not there for free food. read more

The food here is pretty good , high quality and stable through the time. The same taste every time I come back here. The services sometimes is good, sometimes is bad. The last experience is not bad a little bit cause I understand. Too many customers sometimes make the employees mistakes order. read more

Im taking one star because I didn't know the minimum for credit card was $10 dollars and I had to wait about 15 min for my pandan pudding sitting there while they were sending everyone with their foods and I was on a rush (topped with the fact I had to buy extra stuff to make it to $12 so I can pay). Ended up trying their onion and mushroom fried tofu and their lemongrass & pepper tofu as well the pandan tofu pudding with red beans and jackfruit. My first thoughts were that the mushroom and onion tofu is the superior flavor of all of them, it's so good and umami! I inhaled all of them on my way to work because the smell was so tempting. The lemongrass definitely needed more flavor, it was barely there, not even that spicy, it was really milder than I expected it. I gotta say that my tofu pudding ended up being my dinner because I was so full of 1lb of fried tofu I had for lunch, it doesn't look as pretty or appetizing, but it was really filling and actually helped my craving for something sweet but not so "sugary". When I got it, was quite warm, so I put it in the fridge and emptied the content on a mug and warm it in the microwave? I don't know how you are supposed to eat this but I did liked warm hahah I'd gladly come back and have this again and the just the fried onion mushroom tofu! (As well the sticky rice and the giant fish cake!) The place is a carry out, so there is no way you can sit and eat there! read more

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Still come back any time I'm in NoVa. It's everything I want in a takeout place. Everything on the menu is amazing. Mushroom tofu is my favorite and their durian sticky rice hits every time. The desserts are all great and I highly recommend their soy milk. It's takeout only, you order deli style, and they give you a number after you order. The cashiers grab the food and call your number to check out. They take Visa and Mastercard but discount for cash. It's an old school Asian joint so don't expect white glove, maid cafe service. You're there to get food and get out so they're not happy if you take forever waffling on an order. The lines get long so take that time to decide what you want. I love everything about this place. read more

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Organized chaos is how I'd describe my experience here at Thanh Son Tofu, but the food is for sure worth everyone ounce of it. Packed into this gigantic shopping center shared with many mom and pop shops, Asian eateries serving authentic food from their heritage, locals busting out their karaoke just out in the open, and as well as a huge commercial grocery store, Thanh Son Tofu draws the local Vietnamese community and fans of the cuisine out every weekend to freshen up their stock of soy products and food items to complement their meals. This lot is extremely popular and nearly impossible to find parking but if you're patient enough or willing to park further (think like next mall over), you should be set. In any case, if you don't come early enough, prepare to walk a bit. After the chaos that is the parking and you happen to find a spot, head toward the shop where you'll already notice a line forming out the door and winding along the block. Get in line and embrace the crowd; the line moves fast and it'll give you time to decide what you'll want to order. Be prepared to order what you want by the time you make it up there as there will not be enough time or patience for you to choose on the spot! Okay, you've made it in the store, now what? The real chaos begins! Once you've stepped foot through the doorway, it's an immediate culture shock. There is a steady flowing line up until you reach the food displays. At that point, a staff member will flag you down, give you a number (remember this number!), and start taking your order. Most of the staff members don't necessarily speak the native Vietnamese language, however, most of the dishes are labeled in Vietnamese. They also aren't super fluent in English. And the place is extremely drowned in shouting of orders. Here is the conundrum - my best advice, just point, but there's a flaw here as some of the items are further down the line, so hopefully they follow you along to what you're pointing at or hopefully they understood enough of what you said to have your order correct. After all this, you must now stand in a separate line at the register for them to ring you up. But remember that number they mentioned to you? You better have it handy if you want the items you so diligently pointed or shouted out. Once you've paid, the scent of calm is just out the door and you're home free to enjoy your delicious bounty. As for recommendations, I couldn't tell you the names of them all but the silky tofu dessert and its pandan variation are heavenly and unique (and what we primarily came in for). The light sweetness from the syrup brings it all together and you can absolutely taste the freshness with each bite. They have quite a few fried items as well but they sell out and aren't restocked fast enough (we wanted their fried tofu but it was all gone and they quoted us 30 minutes to an hour to wait for the next available batch since they were already back ordered). Overall, this was truly a memorable experience for better or worse, but as a true foodie, Thanh Son Tofu is worth every bit of chaos for the blissful meal you'll have afterwards. We hope to return again soon so we can try a bit more of what they have to offer but hands down, their silky tofu dessert is a must get, especially on those warmer days. Channel your inner zen as this place will test you, but you will be pleased with whatever you end up with! read more

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This is the only place I know of in the area that sells fried tofu, rice crepes (banh cuon/uot), and che at the scale that they do. Overall, the food is good. I once had a durian smoothie here that was nice (they said they use fresh durian). Unfortunately service sucks. You use context clues to get in a line at the end of the store, order with an employee after they're done and look at you, have your order number flashed at you (which you're obligated to memorize as you do not get a receipt or physical number), and then you hover around the front of the store until you're called via your number. My biggest gripe is that they hire non-Viet speaking workers to take your order and expect you to understand them when they butcher the name of the foods. I ordered some cha ca (fish patty since I saw it in the glass container by the front on the counter and pointed it at) and the lady kept saying chacachinchacasong quickly 2-3x. I asked her what do you mean? She repeated it. I said I don't understand what you're saying. She looks to her non-viet speaking coworker, shakes her head, and says "chino" with an attitude. Eventually I come to realize after some pondering that she said "cha cá sóng (raw fish patty)" "cha cá chín (cooked fish patty)". I'd recommend management to remind the ladies to say things slowly if the customer does not understand or say "raw" or "cooked" if they cannot adequately pronounce Vietnamese to their large Vietnamese customer population. I'd also recommend not to insult the target customer in front of them. read more

This business has been around for decades. Known for their tofu and che; this is a staple for the Vietnamese community of Northern Virginia. I rarely come to the Eden Center without stopping to get something from here. Please note that the owners do take a few weeks off once a year for vacation. They do post on the door. read more

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The best fried tofu you'll eat! They have different flavors, with garlic, mushrooms, and other amazing flavors. Other fried food that I'll be sure to try on my next visit. read more

Thanh Son Tofu - Fried tofu bonanza - Vietnamese Near Me - Falls Church, Virginia

Love this place. It's so rare to find fresh tofu products like this. You can order ahead of time online. Brace yourself for a long line but the line usually moves along quickly. My go to order is usually: 1lb meat rice roll 1 fresh tofu block 1 large tofu pudding with ginger sauce 1 cassava and coconut Pina colada smoothie with rainbow jelly Lychee smoothie with rainbow jelly Half gallon Unsweetened soy milk If your purchase is above $30 then you get a free half gallon of soy milk sweetened or unsweetened or Pandan flavored soy milk. I appreciate that the Pandan items here aren't sickly sweet. The Pandan tofu pudding comes with a nice coconut sauce that's really yummy and not too sweet. Come here and surprise yourself with something new! read more

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Thanh son is iconic sweet rice shop in the DMV area. They have all types of sweet rice from savory to sweet to plain. From desserts with three color dessert to banana vietnamese pudding. Besides the sweet rice and dessert, they are also know for their crispy tofu. *Sweet rice are always hot and flavorful, you can't go wrong with any of the choices. *Dessert are the right size, not too big and not too small, perfect to bring home or bring on a road trip *tofu : there are three types , lemongrass and pepper, mushroom or plain. Great for vegetarian to get their tofu ingredients here. Currently selling for $5/lb. This store also have fish cakes and bao buns and egg rolls that are out of this world! They also sell freshly made soy milk here with two flavors: pandan and regular. Keep in mind line is almost ALWAYS long so come prepare for a wait. They do take credit cards which not a lot of place in eden do so no worries about that! Come prepare tk spend lots of money here if you love sweet rice and che! read more

Thanh Son Tofu - Vietnamese Near Me - Falls Church, Virginia

The shop is a little chaotic but controlled. They sell a variety of Vietnamese desserts including chè and bánh and of course tofu both savory and sweet style. The fried tofu is fresh and good, both the lemongrass-chili and mushroom-onion. I observed the workers bringing out trays of food piping hot to refill the items. Prices are reasonable. If you order $35+, you're gifted a 1/2 gallon of soy milk that you know they just made, because it's still warm. Minimum $10 purchase if you use credit card. Staff was courteous. Everything was tasty and highly recommend this place. read more

Thanh Son Tofu - Chè, #10. Mix of grass jelly, mung bean, water chestnut with tapioca, jelly, ice and coconut milk. 16oz. So yummy - Vietnamese Near Me - Falls Church, Virginia

A true local favorite! Thanh Son Tofu is Virginia's go-to spot for fresh tofu, whether you're looking for a perfectly crispy and fragrant fried tofu to make your weekly meal prep easier (or just for a nice snack), a soft and creamy tofu pudding, or fresh warm soy milk. The place is always packed, particularly on the weekends, but the line moves quickly and the food is absolutely worth it. My favorite has to be their mushroom fried tofu -- the mushrooms add a great umami flavor kick that makes the tofu able to stand alone as a quick little snack (perfect for a picnic or to munch on as you wait outside one of the other restaurants in Eden Center...something I've absolutely been known to do) or pair perfectly with a bowl of rice for a more substantial meal. A close second is their tofu pudding, which is just a giant bowl of comfort, especially when paired with their ginger syrup. Whether you're looking to stock up for the week or just want a quick snack, Thanh Son Tofu has it all. And it's remarkably cheap! At only ~$5 / lb of tofu, you can easily get a whole week's worth of tofu, sticky rice, and more for under $15. read more

Be warned: this place is insane. It's loud and it's busy and you've got to be ready. The English isn't the best, so you can also order through numbers on the menu or pointing, or if you can speak Spanish or Vietnamese you're solid. That being said, it's all worth it. They have tons of che (dessert), prepared foods and fresh tofu. Everything is really good and if you buy enough of certain things, you'll get something free. It's usually fresh soy milk but you can ask to swap for banh bao (steamed bun) or cha gio (egg roll) . The line can get long but it moves fairly quickly. After you order your things they'll give you a number and then call the number at the register when they're ready for you to check out. read more

Everything about this place is amazing! There is sometimes a line (for good reason) but usually moves pretty fast. We typically come for the boba, it is always cooked to perfection and not super chewy like other places. Their smoothies are great usually come with some jelly and boba but i havent gotten one of those in a while so dont hold me to it. Ive recently started getting some type of dessert that I have no idea is inside, i think some jelly, something a little crunchy, but all delicious! It comes with this white sauce (also dont know what it is lol) but i threw a little in my cup as well. The tofu is also great for $5/pd! Its typically crunchy and yummy especially when hot. If you spend a minimum of $30, you get free soy milk. $10 minimum for credit card! Come check it out read more

Thanh Son Tofu - Literally no idea but so good - Vietnamese Near Me - Falls Church, Virginia

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We've been coming here for years and it never disappoints. We always buy the tofu, the chè (dessert), and always spend $35 to get the pandon soy milk. read more

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Took a bus to the Eden Center on a DC visit recently and stopped in at Thanh Son Tofu. The line was long but they have a huge team and they move fast. Inside is kind of organized chaos! Someone called to me and I ordered half a pound of mushroom onion tofu and a small order of tofu pudding. They gave me a number and I waited by the cashiers at the front to call my number to ring me up. Even with the line, I was in and out in less than 8 minutes. The tofu pudding was perfect. I don't get to try it often and it's always a treat. Their mushroom onion tofu was a standout. And I think it was only $2.50! Savory, crispy, and slightly greasy on the outside and soft on the inside. I'd love to go back and try one of their many flavors of sticky rice next time. read more

Thanh Son Tofu - 1/2 pound Mushroom Onion Tofu - $2.50 - Vietnamese Near Me - Falls Church, Virginia

I love Thanh Son! My family and I have been buying things from here since I was a kid and it's never missed. It gets crowded in here, but they move pretty quickly. Just keep in mind that there is a $10 credit card minimum. My favorite is the mushroom one, but the lemongrass is a close second. What's also good is that you can buy their fresh tofu to marinate/season and cook at home. read more

In Eden center, this is probably the most crowded place. It's a take out place with all kind of Vietnamese goodness. You can buy cassava in coconut milk (my absolute favorite), different types of sticky rice, tofu with sweet ginger sauce (prefer original over pandan), soy milk, fried tofu, fried fish paste, etc. For every $35, you get a free bottle of soy milk, so plan accordingly. read more

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The first time I came to Thanh Son Tofu, I unfortunately visited during the weeks when the owners went on vacation, but I finally made it back and boy was the wait worth it. Tofu is one of my favorite things on earth, and I found the concept of fried and flavored tofu sold by the pound ($5/lb) to be absolutely fantastic. I really hope we get an outpost soon in NYC! My favorite was the lemongrass chili pepper tofu which was so snackable. I also recommend the pandan tofu pudding ($3.75), which was fresh and definitely a flavor I've never tried in tofu pudding before, as well as the many types of chè ($3.75-$6) they have available. read more

This is probably the most popular outpost at Eden Center, which has the most exciting collection of Vietnamese stores and restaurants that I've ever seen. There is no seating, but you can enjoy the (primarily sweet) snacks under one of the covered pavilions outside. On our visit, we were serenaded during the meal by speeches and festive songs commemorating Vietnam Freedom Fighters Day, and many of our fellow diners donned full military outfits that colored our outing with not just a cultural, but also an eerie historical, immersion. We tried the xoi gac, a Lunar new year sticky rice dish with jackfruit and a faint flavor of coconut milk, as well as the excellent mushroom-seasoned fried tofu and a rich Vietnamese iced coffee with plenty of condensed milk. While many visitors may use their tofu as an ingredient for other dishes, it has enough flavor to enjoy as a stand-alone snack as well. read more

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We love mushroom tofu, put it in hot pot or other dishes, it tastes so delicious and fresh. Recommended. 这家现炸豆腐泡的店有许多美食，好吃，不贵，推荐。 豆腐质量保证，所以人们排队也要买，店家是良心制作豆腐及美食，大赞！我们常常买mushroom tofu 做火锅吃。 read more

Thanh Son Tofu - Vietnamese Near Me - Falls Church, Virginia

The food is good, but the owner's attitude towards customers is condescending and rude. We preordered bánh cuốn and chả lụa on Saturday to be picked up the next day Sunday at 1pm for our family gathering. I got there around 1:30pm and waited for 20' which was understandable; However, when it was our turn, they didn't have chả lụa. The server gave me the bánh cuốn first (per my asking) and the invoice with the missing items circled and told me to come back in 10'. The line was really long, it was raining outside, and I was late for the event. I went home thinking I could pick them the day after. Today, I asked my husband to pick up the missing items for me. He gave the owner the invoice, but the owner said they already gave me everything. The lady was very condescending and rude to my husband. We have the invoice with the missing items circled by the server, but she still refused to acknowledge that we didn't have everything we ordered and paid for. My husband called me and put me on the speaker, so I could explain to her what happened. She didn't want to talk to me until I insisted I must talk to her. After 5' of us chatting back she forth, she finally gave us chả chiên in placed of chả lụa (they didn't have any chả lụa today either). When a customer preordered and paid for a product, she expected to get that product at the promised time. Being rude and condescended toward a customer is not acceptable. We are no longer coming back to Thanh Son Tofu again. read more

Chuc Mung Nam Moi! The Lunar New Year festivities continued today. Oh Eden Center, how I miss thee! So much has changed, yet the center continues to flourish. Thanh Son is a familiar place and has withstood the test of time. Favorite che desserts galore and tasty snacks abound! Plus cha gio, bun bao, crispy tofu, vietnamese coffee, fresh soymilk, and sticky rice are all fantastic. There is quite a wait, and luckily trays are refilled :-) so be patient! read more

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I stopped by to get some fried tofu, and some other Vietnamese treats. The service was quick and straightforward--not overly chatty, but not unfriendly either. When I arrived, they had already run out of most items and only had limited options left even though the store wasn't closing for a few more hours. That said, it was a Saturday, so it was somewhat expected. That didn't disappoint me at all. The food I did get was 9/10, and overall the experience was decent. I got plain fried tofu, sesame balls (Bánh Cam), and fried banana. Will definitely visit again. read more

Been wanting to check this place out every time I'm in Eden center but never have until yesterday! I think there used to be two lines, but now it's just one. Go in through the door on the right side and wait for someone to help you! You kind of need to just look at the offerings and point - unless you know what they have. I tried one of their che ba mau desserts (layered red bean/white bean/mung bean/jelly/coconut milk) and asked for crushed ice in it. It was such a refreshing dessert to share with my boyfriend! Not too sweet, and honestly pretty filling. $6 for it is an amazing deal. Also tried one of the savory sticky rices (I think the one with beans, pepper, and chicken) and one of the dessert sticky rices (durian) and loved both. The durian one could have had a bit more durian flavor, but still yummy! Both were like $3.75 and they load them up. And the star of the show was the tofu, obviously. Got half a pound of the mushroom and half a pound of the lemongrass! Both were so flavorful - especially reheated in an air fryer. A whole pound of tofu came out to be $5! Such a steal. This place will be a must visit every time I'm in Eden center! Can't wait to try everything they offer. (Also you have to spend $10+ to use a credit card.) read more

This place is REALLY busy and for good reason. You go up to the counter after queueing and one person handles your whole order -- similar to Porto's in SoCal. You kind of just look at whatever you think looks good and grab it Their tofu pudding is pretty well-known amongst Taiwanese people because it's a slightly more rare delicacy, and it's super soft and fresh. I love the salted coconut sago that comes with the pandan tofu pudding, but you can't go wrong with the classic plain tofu pudding and ginger syrup, either. Their fried tofu is also very good either fresh or after reheating on an oven/air fryer or even on the pan. Their soymilk is solid Asian soymilk, but if you're really keen on the soy fragrance (which I know is hit or miss depending on personal preference), you won't get as much of it as compared to something like Nature's Soy. You do get a free soymilk if you buy $30+, so grab your friends and make a bulk order! read more

I actually love the chaos of Thanh Son Tofu - it's my favorite place in Eden Center LOL. On a weekday or on a weekend afternoon, the line is reasonable and not out the door. It was fun to go my first time and given pointers to a friend so I'll try to distill it here. So, you wait in line. If some old Vietnamese grandpas or grandmas cut you - you are faced with the choice of letting it go or not. I choose the former because I won't let it affect my peace. Alright, so you get to the front of the line and someone will make eye contact with you. Remember this person. This person will help you get whatever food or drink item you want, you just have to keep looking for them and making eye contact. Sometimes I try things without really knowing exactly what it is. I really love their baos and I love their lemongrass and mushroom tofus. Their Vietnamese coffee boba is also strong and delish. Other than that, I usually leave it up to the law of surprise. Again, after every order, make eye contact with your person until you're done and then they will flash you with a number placard. Memorize this number. You're free to mill around until the cash register person calls your number. You get a free soymilk (regular or pandan) for every $30 you spend. Sometimes they prompt you for this and sometimes they won't so just remember to ask :) Embrace the experience. I love it here. The food is delicious and well-priced. It's a go-to and we will be back often! read more

Long lines but move relatively fast! Been getting the tofu here since I was a kid from my mom and recently made it back to satisfy those old cravings. I got the lemon grass tofu which was like I remembered 4/5! Slightly spicy, such a nice texture between the fried skin and soft bouncy tofu inside! Herby Soy milk - 3/5 not sweet but smooth and yummy. Good for mixing Banh cuon - 3/5 nice thin but bouncy skin but wish there was more filling. Not enough flavor for me but if you add stuff I can see it being good read more

Thanh Son Tofu - Banh cuon - Vietnamese Near Me - Falls Church, Virginia

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Fried tofu are awesome. The spicy lemongrass fried tofu is my go to snack. The desserts are great as well.

FOOD We ordered their xoi gac (red sticky rice) and banh cam. Both were tasty and great for snacks or a heavier dessert. DRINKS We had their sinh to sau rieng and bo (durian and avocado smoothies), and both were refreshening and delicious. They were thick, not too sweet, and a great treat for a hot summer day. I always look forward to visiting here to get their smoothies when in the area. SERVICE AMBIANCE The lines here can go out the door during peak times, but the staff really keep the lines moving. The number system also helps keep congestion down. PARKING Located in Eden Center, ample parking is available but can be filled quickly during mealtimes and weekends. read more

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING TOFU!!! Their mushroom and onion tofu is one of the best things I've ever tasted in my life!! And don't even get me started on the tofu pudding, it's so electric green but so interestingly delicious!! You must go and get many many pounds of tofu read more

Don't get the hype. It's just seasoned tofu and wait is too long to justify the taste. Easy to replicate at home with air fryer.

The line went out the door and it was only 10:30am...this place is very popular for their fried tofu. They have other foods as well like sticky rices, fish cakes, sesame balls, and dessert drinks. The line moves pretty quickly but if you've never been before, it can get confusing. The fried tofu case is literally adjacent to the food line on the other end of the store. So if you are only getting tofu, the logical idea would be to head over the other side when you got up the line. But found out that you needed to stay in the same food line and just ask for the tofu. Noted for next time and there will be a next time. The guy was very nice about it and explained the line process. They are literally refilling the fried tofu tray every 10 mins or so....the onion mushroom tofu seemed to go empty pretty quickly. While we were waiting for our turn, they dumped a fresh hot tray of it in the case! Right on time! We bought 7 lbs worth lol! They are sooo good if you like tofu....by itself, dipped in sauce or cut up in ramen! And as a bonus, they gave us a free quart of fresh made soybean milk! Choice of regular, no sugar, or pandan flavored! I got the pandan and it was delicious, not super sweet which is how I like my soy milk. So if you are at Eden Center, make sure to check this place out! read more

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Whenever I go to Eden Center, I like to stop by Thanh Son Tofu for their fried tofu. They have regular one, mushroom onions, and lemongrass. I love the mushroom onion tofu. They sell the tofu by the pound. They also have smoothies, bubble tea, soy milk, desserts, and other snacks. There are so many items to choose from that it can be overwhelming if it's your first time or undecisive like me. A lot of time I feel rushed by the staff. The store can get really busy. read more

This place is my favorite place to get fried tofu! Mushroom tofu is my favorite flavor. They also have plain and lemon grass and pepper. I see a lot of other products there as well like a lot of Vietnamese treats. The place is easy enough to get to right next to Firepan Korean Bbq. Just fall in line wait for the salesperson to call you and you tell them what you want and they will show a number and then they will call that said number when it's time to pay. Easy enough to remember right?! The place has a cafeteria feel very familiar. read more

Thanh Son Tofu - Vietnamese Near Me - Falls Church, Virginia

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Love this place, when I'm in the DC area I love to visit this shop. They have a great selection of sweet drinks, desserts, freshly made soy milk, fried tofu and housemade fish cakes. All so delicious and fresh... I got some to take home to Utah. read more

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The last time I was in the DMV, my Uncle had us drive to Falls Church to get tofu and come to find out, they were closed. This past trip, he made us go again and ok, I can see why he likes this place so much! Dropped in on a Tuesday afternoon and it was a bit busy but the line moved pretty fast. They have different tapioca desserts and rice, but we came for the fried tofu. We got five pounds of their mushroom onion tofu and it was love at first bite. A crispy exterior but when you bite in, a flavor bomb of tofu, onion, vermicelli, and black mushroom greets you. I couldn't stop eating them on the car ride home! 10/10 recommend if you're in the area. Also, if you spend $30+, you get a free soy milk! read more

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This is the best food in Eden Center and some of the best Vietnamese food I've ever had (I'm Vietnamese). Everything is extremely fresh, very delicious with quality ingredients. Their prices are also amazing. On top of that, spend $30 and get a free gift item. Lines are long but service is extremely fast and efficient. read more