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Counter-serve spot for fried tofu, rice dishes & other Vietnamese eats, plus bubble tea.
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Address: Sidewalk Stores, 6793 Wilson Blvd, Falls Church, VA 22044
Phone: (703) 534-1202
Website: http://thanhsontofuva.com/
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Chan J
I tried out Thanh Son Tofu with my girlfriend today and the desserts were excellent. We got Che Thung (8/10), Che Dau Hu (7/10), Che Ba Ba (10/10), and Bahn Cam 10/10. All the desserts we ordered were VERY savory and had a perfect level of sweetness.
Experience: I would love to give this store a 5 star, but ran into some complications with the ordering. Note: The restaurant is very fast-paced, and the employees clearly try their best to serve the large crowd of customers efficiently. My girlfriend and I are not fluent in Vietnamese, so it was a little difficult for us to pronounce the names of the desserts. We tried our best and even pointed to the items on the menu to help.
The employee repeated our order back to us, and it sounded correct at the time, so we went to the counter to pay. However, we noticed that two of the items (Bánh Cam and Chè Đậu Hũ) were incorrect. We notified the cashier, and they said the employee who took our order would prepare it again. Even though we only wanted to replace the wrong items, it seemed like the employee was redoing the entire order.
Since there had been some miscommunication the first time, we took a picture of the item names and showed it to the employee. She corrected one of the items (Bánh Cam) but got the other one wrong again, and we received Chè Thưng instead. While she was roughly putting our food into a container, she told us in an annoyed tone that the item was correct. Honestly, since we are unfamiliar with the cuisine, we thought maybe we were mistaken.
We paid for our order and left the store, but just to be sure, we checked the items against the online menu. We realized that the Chè Đậu Hũ we received did not match the ingredients listed. We went back to ask the cashier, and he confirmed that it was not the correct item. However, due to the store’s policy of not accepting returns once food leaves the store (since COVID), we had to order the Chè Đậu Hũ again.
The cashier was polite and explained what the correct item looked like. He also told us to point at the item next time to avoid confusion. While I know he meant well, it left a sour taste in our mouths because we had already pointed at the items and even showed pictures during the second order, yet we still received the wrong one.
I understand the store was busy, but the employee could have treated us with a bit more patience and without the attitude.
… moreExperience: I would love to give this store a 5 star, but ran into some complications with the ordering. Note: The restaurant is very fast-paced, and the employees clearly try their best to serve the large crowd of customers efficiently. My girlfriend and I are not fluent in Vietnamese, so it was a little difficult for us to pronounce the names of the desserts. We tried our best and even pointed to the items on the menu to help.
The employee repeated our order back to us, and it sounded correct at the time, so we went to the counter to pay. However, we noticed that two of the items (Bánh Cam and Chè Đậu Hũ) were incorrect. We notified the cashier, and they said the employee who took our order would prepare it again. Even though we only wanted to replace the wrong items, it seemed like the employee was redoing the entire order.
Since there had been some miscommunication the first time, we took a picture of the item names and showed it to the employee. She corrected one of the items (Bánh Cam) but got the other one wrong again, and we received Chè Thưng instead. While she was roughly putting our food into a container, she told us in an annoyed tone that the item was correct. Honestly, since we are unfamiliar with the cuisine, we thought maybe we were mistaken.
We paid for our order and left the store, but just to be sure, we checked the items against the online menu. We realized that the Chè Đậu Hũ we received did not match the ingredients listed. We went back to ask the cashier, and he confirmed that it was not the correct item. However, due to the store’s policy of not accepting returns once food leaves the store (since COVID), we had to order the Chè Đậu Hũ again.
The cashier was polite and explained what the correct item looked like. He also told us to point at the item next time to avoid confusion. While I know he meant well, it left a sour taste in our mouths because we had already pointed at the items and even showed pictures during the second order, yet we still received the wrong one.
I understand the store was busy, but the employee could have treated us with a bit more patience and without the attitude.
Julie Jiang
Love their mushroom tofu, so fresh and tasty. I use it to cook HOT POT, or other dishes. Quality of tofu stabilized GOOD, that is why shop always busy and a long line to wait to place an order. Food there very good fresh cooked. Recommended it.
… moreChi Nguyen
Bought lemongrass and mushroom tofu, 1lb each and got 14.9oz, include box. Owners never admits their staff’s mistake, always said that customer misunderstood or made unclear orders. I’ll tried other stores next time.
… moreJenne Siaka
Love coming to Thanh Som Tofu, I have been coming here for over two years and I still discover new things to try.
The tofu is my favorite to keep up with my protein intake it’s well seasoned and fresh no matter what time you come in.
I also like the various desserts, it’s not overly sweet and has all the tasty ingredients. The fresh soy milk is a good buy too! I really like the Pandan soy milk, put some Goguma in it and you got a nice little breakfast. Highly recommend trying everything!
… moreThe tofu is my favorite to keep up with my protein intake it’s well seasoned and fresh no matter what time you come in.
I also like the various desserts, it’s not overly sweet and has all the tasty ingredients. The fresh soy milk is a good buy too! I really like the Pandan soy milk, put some Goguma in it and you got a nice little breakfast. Highly recommend trying everything!
Ami Utaminingsih
Whenever we visit my brother in Maryland, stopping at Thanh Son Tofu is absolutely non-negotiable. Their fried tofu is hands-down the best—crispy on the outside, perfectly seasoned, and insanely addictive. We always order by the pound (yes, the pound!) of the lemongrass & chili tofu and the mushroom tofu, plus a side of their black bean sticky rice, which is the perfect complement.
As if that wasn’t enough, if you spend around $25–$50, they throw in a free soy milk, which is such a nice bonus and tastes incredibly fresh. Everything here is flavorful, comforting, and worth going out of your way for. Highly recommend—this place alone is a reason to look forward to Maryland trips!
… moreAs if that wasn’t enough, if you spend around $25–$50, they throw in a free soy milk, which is such a nice bonus and tastes incredibly fresh. Everything here is flavorful, comforting, and worth going out of your way for. Highly recommend—this place alone is a reason to look forward to Maryland trips!
K Z
What a wonderful place- busy but super organized and quick. Foods are authentic and pricing is very reasonable. I WILL COME BACK whenever I get the chance.
… moreUyen Nguyen
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.
… moreSY
I visited this store on Sunday afternoon. As usual, it was crowded, but the staff was efficient, so ordering didn’t take long.
Their Mushroom Tofu and Plain Tofu are must-buys; they taste fantastic. I usually buy extra and freeze them, and they still taste great after thawing. The tofu can also be sliced and stir-fried with vegetables. I bought four boxes of tofu, and the staff gave me a whole bucket of free soy milk, which I really appreciated.
This time, I also tried the Khoa Mi Dua (cassava and coconut milk dessert), Xôi (large sago with shredded coconut and crushed peanuts), and Xôi Mǎn (sticky rice with meat).
The cassava was soft and delicious, and the coconut milk was rich and fragrant. The sago was nicely chewy and had a great texture, with a balanced sweet and savory flavor from the shredded coconut and crushed peanuts. The sticky rice with Chinese sausage tasted great. It’s best to steam it to reheat if you’re eating it the next day, otherwise, the sticky rice will harden.
… moreTheir Mushroom Tofu and Plain Tofu are must-buys; they taste fantastic. I usually buy extra and freeze them, and they still taste great after thawing. The tofu can also be sliced and stir-fried with vegetables. I bought four boxes of tofu, and the staff gave me a whole bucket of free soy milk, which I really appreciated.
This time, I also tried the Khoa Mi Dua (cassava and coconut milk dessert), Xôi (large sago with shredded coconut and crushed peanuts), and Xôi Mǎn (sticky rice with meat).
The cassava was soft and delicious, and the coconut milk was rich and fragrant. The sago was nicely chewy and had a great texture, with a balanced sweet and savory flavor from the shredded coconut and crushed peanuts. The sticky rice with Chinese sausage tasted great. It’s best to steam it to reheat if you’re eating it the next day, otherwise, the sticky rice will harden.
julee wooley
My new favorite Vietnamese place! Take out here only and everything I’ve tried is A+
The Chè Dau was perfect sweet and fresh coconut rice with black eyed peas, (I know it sounds strange!) they give you a side of coconut crème to pour over.
The Chè Thái is fun a popular Vietnamese treat.
I also got the fried mushroom tofu and the fried lemongrass tofu mix 1/2 pound. I wish I had gotten more it was delicious. The added flavor was not overwhelming and gave the tofu what it needs.
The other customers were kinda rude and pushy, nice that the employees knew to ask who was next. The employee took great care of me and made sure to ask if I wanted anything else. A great first visit here, I will for sure return!
… moreThe Chè Dau was perfect sweet and fresh coconut rice with black eyed peas, (I know it sounds strange!) they give you a side of coconut crème to pour over.
The Chè Thái is fun a popular Vietnamese treat.
I also got the fried mushroom tofu and the fried lemongrass tofu mix 1/2 pound. I wish I had gotten more it was delicious. The added flavor was not overwhelming and gave the tofu what it needs.
The other customers were kinda rude and pushy, nice that the employees knew to ask who was next. The employee took great care of me and made sure to ask if I wanted anything else. A great first visit here, I will for sure return!
King Ralph
First time visiting Arlington, Va and a good friends recommended this spot for fresh homemade tofu. He recommended the lemon grass seasoning. Lines were very long on a Saturday afternoon but employees were moving fast. This place is a dessert dream. All your favorite Vietnamese dessert under one roof. Price is very reasonable. I spent $40.00 and they give you a half gallon homemade soymilk. I got the pandon flavor. Wish there were something like this near me in NJ. Highly recommend for a quick fix. Coffee, sugarcane drinks and dessert.
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