Cho Dang Gol is known as Tofu House for its various homemade tofu-based menus, which they make fresh every morning. All meals begin with a complimentary tofu starter. CDG not only offers traditional Korean dishes but also new homemade recipes that are inspired by the classics. For those who are looking for more variety within Korean cuisine, keep a look out for the weekly and seasonal specials.
Easygoing Korean venue offering soups and stews with homemade tofu, plus other comfort food.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 55 W 35th St, New York, NY 10001
Website: https://chodanggolnyc.com/
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Reviews
Big serving for sure, there were three of us with quite an appetite and we had left overs. The rice was $2 but it was a huge bowl enough for four people. Plenty of side dishes too, all of which are good. Personally, I enjoyed the fish.
Wait was fast, we did not make a reservation, it was Sunday at around 7pm. Service was quick and prompt too.
Leave my curious crunchy Korean friend chicken hunt for another time. Nice service, good eats. Glad we waited to snag a table. Love trying new spots
– Cod roe omelet ($14.99): 4/10, everyone on Beli got it, so we got it, but there wasn’t that much cod roe. Skip
– Spicy kimchi soondubu ($17.99): 8/10, pretty solid and flavorful but not mind blowing. Tofu quality was good
– Bossam ($20.99): 8/10, similar to other places
– Banchan: Standard, liked the tofu one a lot
There’s a lunch special where you can get combos; arrive before opening (~30-40 min wait time on weekdays lunch time, longer during weekends and dinner time).
Everything here was exceptionally tasty. The banchan were all delicious and unlimited which was a nice plus.
We ordered the mini bossam, spicy tofu soup, and seafood pancake. The pork was excellent, tender and flavorful with no overly porky tasty. The seafood pancake had a great texture and had plenty of seafood. The soup also had plenty of seafood and was tasty.
We spent around $40/pp after tax and tip for two people’s lunch. I was very satisfied and would definitely come back since I felt it was decent value for my money.
If you order a spicy dish, it comes with a really solid kick
Everything arrives steaming hot straight from the kitchen. Banchan game is strong. Scallion pancake was really good
Cozy vibe that feels like a neighborhood staple. Great service
The restaurant is always busy, so be sure to take a queue number and expect to wait, even on weekdays.
The omelette and galbi jjim are my favorite, the banchan and house made tofu are also excellent. The limited time oxtail soup some time ago was only okay though. The bossam was also meh. I always leave with a food coma because of the generous portions.