Seoul Tofu is a family restaurant located in Las Vegas, NV. We serve authentic Korean food that is prepared with fresh ingredients and authentic recipes. Whether you want dine-in or takeout, our delicious menu will always have you coming back for more.
Unfussy, strip-mall location doling out traditional Korean dishes such as bibimbap & tofu soup.
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Address: 5980 Spring Mountain Rd suite 5-c, Las Vegas, NV 89146
Phone: (702) 272-1081
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DM
It’s been a while since my family and I tried a new Korean restaurant since we always seem to go back to the ones we enjoy…I mean why wouldn’t we? But I figured it was that time; therefore, on 5 Jan 2026, I conducted a Google search for Korean restaurants that weren’t Korean BBQ places (because I didn’t feel like cooking). I found Seoul Tofu and judging by its high reviews, I figured this would be the restaurant to try. We arrived just shy of the normal dinner window and the place was already busy – luckily for us, there were two tables open so we didn’t have to wait long. Although, within 10 minutes of sitting there, I noticed a lot of people waiting at the front to get seated, so I was thankful that we got there at a perfect time.
Since we already looked at their menu options prior to arriving, we pretty much knew what to order even though they had several entrées I wanted to try all at once. We ended up ordering Fried Dumplings (A1), Steamed Dumplings (A2), and Kimchi Pancake (A6) for our appetizers; and Galbi (B1), Hot Stone Bibimbap (S3), Seafood Noodle Soup (S5), and Kimchi Tofu Soup (T14) for our entrées. The apps were good for the most part, with the steamed and fried dumplings taking the crown. In fact, I’d say that those were the best two dishes that evening. The kimchi pancake’s texture was good…I enjoyed the crispiness on the outside; however, the taste was questionable. If you told me that it was just a “pancake,” I’d be satisfied, but since it was advertised as a kimchi pancake, I expected loads of kimchi flavor and ingredients. It definitely lacked that kimchi flavor. The galbi was just ok; some pieces didn’t not come out piping hot, nor did the flavor leave a lasting impression. I could honestly say that the Galbi I make at home is much better, which shouldn’t be the case since I don’t own a restaurant, nor a recognizable chef. The Bibimbap was good but I’ve had much better at other restaurants in Las Vegas (LV). The Seafood Noodle Soup was bland in my opinion; I expected a robust seafood flavor from the broth, but the dish didn’t achieve that flavor. And finally, the Kimchi Tofu Soup was decent, but something about it made it different from the traditional Tofu Soup – it seemed like they added cheese in it…but I don’t know if that’s true. It wasn’t awful by any means, but I’ve had better. The restaurant didn’t have Kimchi Jjigae that evening (that’s what the server told me), which was unfortunate because that’s what I originally wanted. And finally, although it’s minor, 2 out of 3 apps didn’t show up in the beginning of our experience (the steamed dumplings actually showed up towards the end. Not a big deal, but shouldn’t all apps show up in the beginning?
The service was adequate; not much personal interaction and everything felt a little rushed – I noticed all the employees were moving around really fast (which is a good thing). I never arrive at a Korean restaurant thinking I’m going to have a personal story provided to me, but there also needs to be a sense of friendly interaction as well; it helps with the experience. Otherwise, why not just transition to robot servers?
Overall, I thought this restaurant was just ok, as depicted in my 3-star rating. Now before anyone gets confused or agitated saying that 3 stars is a low rating, if you look at the Google definition of 3 stars, it means it’s ok (average). I think people rate things way too high at times thinking a 3 or 4 stars is just awful. Would I recommend this restaurant to others? Yes, but mainly off of others’ experiences and the fact that this business is still in operation. I don’t suspect I’ll be visiting again anytime soon because for one, LV has so many options and we have our go-to restaurants already identified. Also, our experience doesn’t warrant another quick visit…but it doesn’t mean I won’t be back (ever). The price-to-quantity/quality ratio was somewhat reasonable/adequate and I highly respect this restaurant’s support to the active men and women of the Armed Forces, including its Veterans – thank you for that.
… moreSince we already looked at their menu options prior to arriving, we pretty much knew what to order even though they had several entrées I wanted to try all at once. We ended up ordering Fried Dumplings (A1), Steamed Dumplings (A2), and Kimchi Pancake (A6) for our appetizers; and Galbi (B1), Hot Stone Bibimbap (S3), Seafood Noodle Soup (S5), and Kimchi Tofu Soup (T14) for our entrées. The apps were good for the most part, with the steamed and fried dumplings taking the crown. In fact, I’d say that those were the best two dishes that evening. The kimchi pancake’s texture was good…I enjoyed the crispiness on the outside; however, the taste was questionable. If you told me that it was just a “pancake,” I’d be satisfied, but since it was advertised as a kimchi pancake, I expected loads of kimchi flavor and ingredients. It definitely lacked that kimchi flavor. The galbi was just ok; some pieces didn’t not come out piping hot, nor did the flavor leave a lasting impression. I could honestly say that the Galbi I make at home is much better, which shouldn’t be the case since I don’t own a restaurant, nor a recognizable chef. The Bibimbap was good but I’ve had much better at other restaurants in Las Vegas (LV). The Seafood Noodle Soup was bland in my opinion; I expected a robust seafood flavor from the broth, but the dish didn’t achieve that flavor. And finally, the Kimchi Tofu Soup was decent, but something about it made it different from the traditional Tofu Soup – it seemed like they added cheese in it…but I don’t know if that’s true. It wasn’t awful by any means, but I’ve had better. The restaurant didn’t have Kimchi Jjigae that evening (that’s what the server told me), which was unfortunate because that’s what I originally wanted. And finally, although it’s minor, 2 out of 3 apps didn’t show up in the beginning of our experience (the steamed dumplings actually showed up towards the end. Not a big deal, but shouldn’t all apps show up in the beginning?
The service was adequate; not much personal interaction and everything felt a little rushed – I noticed all the employees were moving around really fast (which is a good thing). I never arrive at a Korean restaurant thinking I’m going to have a personal story provided to me, but there also needs to be a sense of friendly interaction as well; it helps with the experience. Otherwise, why not just transition to robot servers?
Overall, I thought this restaurant was just ok, as depicted in my 3-star rating. Now before anyone gets confused or agitated saying that 3 stars is a low rating, if you look at the Google definition of 3 stars, it means it’s ok (average). I think people rate things way too high at times thinking a 3 or 4 stars is just awful. Would I recommend this restaurant to others? Yes, but mainly off of others’ experiences and the fact that this business is still in operation. I don’t suspect I’ll be visiting again anytime soon because for one, LV has so many options and we have our go-to restaurants already identified. Also, our experience doesn’t warrant another quick visit…but it doesn’t mean I won’t be back (ever). The price-to-quantity/quality ratio was somewhat reasonable/adequate and I highly respect this restaurant’s support to the active men and women of the Armed Forces, including its Veterans – thank you for that.
Stephany Pena
This was perfect. The flavor and portions are amazing and overall felt super satisfied. Thank you !!
Kimchi pancake is the perfectly crispy
Beef tofu soup (extra spicy kicked my ass lol ) was flavorful
& the galbi short ribs was the star of the show ⭐️
The large terra was a nice touch too 🙂 will be back.
… moreKimchi pancake is the perfectly crispy
Beef tofu soup (extra spicy kicked my ass lol ) was flavorful
& the galbi short ribs was the star of the show ⭐️
The large terra was a nice touch too 🙂 will be back.
Bri
This restaurant is the real deal — the food tastes legit and you can tell they use super fresh ingredients. Even though the place was busy, we were still served quickly and everything came out hot and delicious. Our server was really sweet and attentive, which made the experience even better. Definitely one of the best Korean spots around — highly recommend!
I ordered the tofu beef soup annd Galbi combo extra spicy and it was amazing ! Prices are reasonable and they give you a lot of food.
… moreI ordered the tofu beef soup annd Galbi combo extra spicy and it was amazing ! Prices are reasonable and they give you a lot of food.
Cher Loo
Neat concept of a Polaroid photo of each customer/ group to post on their wall for “wall paper” concept.
Food is ok. We got kim chi pancake (good but a little oily), side dishes/ appetizers and were not that great/ tasty and they only bring it out when they bring the food! Normally, they always bring it out before your main dish comes out.
We also got the tofu soup – tasted about normal.
Service was good.
… moreFood is ok. We got kim chi pancake (good but a little oily), side dishes/ appetizers and were not that great/ tasty and they only bring it out when they bring the food! Normally, they always bring it out before your main dish comes out.
We also got the tofu soup – tasted about normal.
Service was good.
C. Mun
I really enjoyed my lunch at Seoul Tofu. It might be slightly more expensive but it was solid. I had mixed soft tofu and grilled mackerel. The side dishes the entree was well seasoned. I had my soft tofu super spicy and it hit the spot. It’s summer so they had water kimchi so it was refreshing. It was around 2pm so it wasn’t as busy and they gave me a taste of their braised pork ribs with ripe kimchi. I loved that they have an extensive menu of everyday Korean entrees- it’s common in LA and in Korea. It’s easy to pop in for a meal. With tax it was $27 so $33.
… moreKyle Monato
The atmosphere here was absolutely sublime, and the customer service didn’t disappoint. We came in during a quiet time and were seated and served right away. One thing I really loved was the collage of Polaroids on the walls—it added such a warm, personal touch to the space.
I ordered the S1, Spicy Beef Stew, and it was downright delicious. The spice level was just right—not overwhelming, but definitely flavorful—and the portion was generous. It came with rice and a variety of sides that perfectly complemented the dish.
Come hungry if you want to finish every last bite, and trust me—you will.
… moreI ordered the S1, Spicy Beef Stew, and it was downright delicious. The spice level was just right—not overwhelming, but definitely flavorful—and the portion was generous. It came with rice and a variety of sides that perfectly complemented the dish.
Come hungry if you want to finish every last bite, and trust me—you will.
L ANY
My husband and I recently visited Seoul Tofu and had such a pleasant dining experience. We ordered the Kimchi Tofu Soup, which came with a side of forbidden rice—something we didn’t expect but absolutely loved. The nutty, rich flavor of the rice was a perfect complement to the comforting heat of the soup.
The atmosphere inside was calm and welcoming, with adorable Polaroids of happy customers decorating the walls, adding a charming personal touch. It’s also in a great location—perfect for grabbing dessert right next door after your meal.
Portion sizes were just right, and our waitress was incredibly sweet and patient, especially with some family members who were trying Korean food for the first time. We also noticed they had a large selection of soju, which we’ll definitely be coming back to try.
Overall, Seoul Tofu was a delightful surprise and we’ll definitely be returning!
… moreThe atmosphere inside was calm and welcoming, with adorable Polaroids of happy customers decorating the walls, adding a charming personal touch. It’s also in a great location—perfect for grabbing dessert right next door after your meal.
Portion sizes were just right, and our waitress was incredibly sweet and patient, especially with some family members who were trying Korean food for the first time. We also noticed they had a large selection of soju, which we’ll definitely be coming back to try.
Overall, Seoul Tofu was a delightful surprise and we’ll definitely be returning!
Billy S
A friend of mine recommended Seoul Tofu, and we just tried it. WOW, what an absolute gem of a find. Food was just delicious. Can’t wait to come back. I’m definitely going to be a regular customer now.
… moreRichard Ming
Big fan of soonduboo and this place hits the spot. The restaurant was clean and not too crowded when I went, the bathroom was (importantly) clean. Service was quick and efficient. I wish the egg they serve with the soup was a little bigger? Not sure how but it seems these soonduboo places all get their tiny eggs from the same vendors. Love the banchan and variety, and of course the food itself was good – no complaints there at all. Overall a great place to come when the weather turns cold for a hot, filling meal.
… moreManuel V
It says, “We serve GOOD FOOD” before entering the kitchen, and they sure do! We got C2 and C3 combos that came with a protein, soup, and banchan(veggie sidedishes). It was a great combination of meat, veggies ,and hot tofu soup. Las Vegas is the capital of Korean food, at least in the US. The service was amazing as well. They are really welcoming, don’t rush you, and super attentive. The ambiance is casual but intimate at the same time. The walls are full of photos from past customers that show you how much they loved it here. Will definitely make this one of my frequent go-to spots!
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