Tov Tofu

First, let me start off with the only downside of my visit. I understand inflation has hit everyone, but the portion size vs. price of the item was off. Now the positives. When we arrived we were instantly greeted with a friendly smile. After being seated, it was a very short wait for our waitress to come to our table. Our drinks came out immediately and our appetizer showed up not long after. We ordered the fried mandu (dumplings/potstickers). They were beautifully golden brown and came with a nice dipping sauce. It also came with a mini salad (lettuce and dressing) which I loved the taste of the dressing. The main course came out pretty quickly after we had eaten the dumplings. We ordered the daeji bulgogi (spicy pork) which is served sizzling hot over a bed of onions. I was underwhelmed by the amount you get for the $23 price tag, but it still was enough for one petite person, not sure it would fill my husband or older daughter up. That being said the pork was tender, spicy, and piping hot. I happily burnt my mouth as I had been anticipating it all day. The ban chan was tasty, I wish there were a bit more variety. The kimchi was great, not sour like most restaurants served, which I loved that it wasn't. The cucumber kimchi was also tasty with just a hint of sweet. The other three were the fish cakes (they all taste the same to me, bean sprouts (again pretty basic) and a shredded potato (underwhelming). It would be nice to see some spicy shredded radish kimchi, danmuji, or even something like broccoli added to their ban chan. Just a note, they charge $1 per extra ban chan (refill) you want, which really isn't too unreasonable. Another thing, I wish they offered more rice to start with. I found thar my rice was almost gone when I still had a 4th of my spicy pork left. It just wasn't enough to enjoy with both the pork and the ban chan. I am sure you can ask for more at an extra charge. This is definitely not a budget friendly place, but none of the korean restaurants I have been to are. When we went to leave we were bid a friendly farewell by the family who runs this place. Not every korean restaurant has such friendly staff. I am half Korean and can say that I have been looked down at by some of them. Overall I do love this place, but as for my budget I might need to dine alone next time.

Came here based on high reviews on here and Yelp. My husband tried the Korean Fried Chicken, able to split two flavors (no extra charge), chicken natural not previously frozen, tasted crispy from being over cooked vs fried well, reheated upon order as it was barely warm enough actually more cold than hot, and the sauce was very sweet. Tofu soup was sizzling and interesting, had beef, a few thin slivers of beef (not enough), lots of veggies, egg dropped in with some tofu. Service extremely friendly and patient answering my questions. Clean too! Vegetarian options: Tofu and veggies options available Parking: In Whole Foods lot Wheelchair accessibility: Parking and ramp nearby

This is my family's favorite sushi restaurant.

Great food and service.

Too much sweetness to all the sauce. It’s a personal opinion but the sweetness don’t really elevate the sauce nor the sushi for me; the sweetness (sugar I presume) just taste like sugar separate from the sauce.

A great restaurant ran by very nice people. One of my favorite places to stop for lunch in Santa Rosa

The Spider Rrito was great! I'll definitely be eating at Tov Tofu again!