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Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–8:30 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1701 Lundy Ave #160, San Jose, CA 95131
Phone: (650) 477-2859
Website: http://shinstofuhouse.com/
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Reviews
Amy Phorth
If you’re looking for authentic Korean food, stop by Shin’s Tofu! The interior is a bit smaller with limited seating so there can be a wait. Parking can also be limited during the busy weekends.
As for food, my go to is the tofu soup. It is comforting to eat when you just want to feed your soul and nourish your body.
Their galbi marinated short rib is also really good. Lots of flavor and good char taste to it. They have a good selection of banchan, which they will easily refill once they notice you’re running low.
This is a small business and everyone there have been so nice and friendly. If you’re ever craving Korean food, especially tofu soup, definitely stop by here. It’s worth it!
… moreAs for food, my go to is the tofu soup. It is comforting to eat when you just want to feed your soul and nourish your body.
Their galbi marinated short rib is also really good. Lots of flavor and good char taste to it. They have a good selection of banchan, which they will easily refill once they notice you’re running low.
This is a small business and everyone there have been so nice and friendly. If you’re ever craving Korean food, especially tofu soup, definitely stop by here. It’s worth it!
Mika’ele Keni’
Located in Pacific Rim Plaza II, Shin’s Tofu House is a tiny mom and pop Korean restaurant serving some delish eats; I’d say they are mainly known for the soups. There is plenty of parking available in shopping plaza. We came here for lunch on a Friday afternoon. The place was packed, luckily we got seated at the last table available. You can tell the folks here are passionate and hardworking. We saw ajumma running around taking care of every table and even brought over the heavy stone pot soup. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.
#KoreanEats:
~ Ban chan – 4/5
One of my favourite parts of going to a Korean restaurant. The Ban Chan was good here, there was one I wasn’t familiar with. Some sort of May based veggies. I wasn’t a fan, but the rest were brilliant.
~ Seafood Pancake – 4/5
This was one of the better Seafood Pancakes I had in a minute. Not too oily or too crispy just right. I do wish it had more balanced seafood distribution tho…
~ Budae Jjigae (Army Stew) – 4/5
One of the most popular and well known Korean dishes. This was hearty and filling with a nice kick to it. Almost a bit much for one person to finish if you get an appetizer as well. It stays hot for a while, so be careful
I’ll definitely be back to try some other dishes, especially in the winter.
… more#KoreanEats:
~ Ban chan – 4/5
One of my favourite parts of going to a Korean restaurant. The Ban Chan was good here, there was one I wasn’t familiar with. Some sort of May based veggies. I wasn’t a fan, but the rest were brilliant.
~ Seafood Pancake – 4/5
This was one of the better Seafood Pancakes I had in a minute. Not too oily or too crispy just right. I do wish it had more balanced seafood distribution tho…
~ Budae Jjigae (Army Stew) – 4/5
One of the most popular and well known Korean dishes. This was hearty and filling with a nice kick to it. Almost a bit much for one person to finish if you get an appetizer as well. It stays hot for a while, so be careful
I’ll definitely be back to try some other dishes, especially in the winter.
Mikhail Glazyrin
Fantastic Korean cuisine! We’ve got dumpling soup, fish roe soup, and their special kimchi Jjigae – everything was delicious. Adding raw egg to put into boiling soup is a great experience. Friendly and attentive staff, super fast food preparation and good vibe. Highly recommended!
… moreLillian Nguyen
We got kimchi pancake and beef tofu soup. I prefer my pancake to be crispy all over, but this one is soft in the middle. There was a good variety of side dishes but it was just okay unfortunately. I’ve had side dishes from other places where they actually tasted like the main food. The tofu soup was good and had a nice broth flavor, but I didn’t really like the beef – it was too tough to chew. Customer service was good though.
… moreWeicong Dong
We ordered the Galbijjim stew and were honestly shocked by how little food we received.
For $70 before tax, the entire pot contained only three full-size beef ribs, but with barely any meat on them at all. This was supposed to be a shared dish, but it was nowhere near enough for two adults (including a female didn’t eat much)— we both left still hungry. Btw, we order a Tofu soup too.
The carrots inside were still hard and undercooked, and the broth was overwhelmed by an excessive amount of greasy melted cheese, which completely overpowered any galbi flavor and made the dish feel heavy and oily instead of comforting.
For the price point, the portion, quality, and overall experience were disappointing.
… moreFor $70 before tax, the entire pot contained only three full-size beef ribs, but with barely any meat on them at all. This was supposed to be a shared dish, but it was nowhere near enough for two adults (including a female didn’t eat much)— we both left still hungry. Btw, we order a Tofu soup too.
The carrots inside were still hard and undercooked, and the broth was overwhelmed by an excessive amount of greasy melted cheese, which completely overpowered any galbi flavor and made the dish feel heavy and oily instead of comforting.
For the price point, the portion, quality, and overall experience were disappointing.
Raj
Nice Korean spot! Had the pork bulgogi and it was super good. My friends would recommend the chicken and beef as well.
… moreMax K
Been here a few times and have always left very satisfied. Came here most recently with some family from LA and they said that the food here was really good!
I got the regular bibimbap and also the seafood pancake for appetizer. Everything was really tasty and the service was great.
We came on a Friday around 12 and the place was packed! Luckily we got a table when we got there, but there was a steady line of people waiting outside the door for the next hour or so.
… moreI got the regular bibimbap and also the seafood pancake for appetizer. Everything was really tasty and the service was great.
We came on a Friday around 12 and the place was packed! Luckily we got a table when we got there, but there was a steady line of people waiting outside the door for the next hour or so.
kent sun
We ordered the kalbi jim for two, which was close to $70, and honestly the amount of meat was shockingly small. Most of the dish was just bones, potatoes, and melted cheese, with very little actual short rib to eat.
The flavor was so so , but for that price we expected a lot more beef. What we got felt more like leftovers stuck to the bones than a proper main dish. We left still hungry and feeling ripped off.
For a Korean restaurant charging premium prices, the portion and value were not acceptable. There are many better places nearby that give much more food for the same money. Unfortunately, we won’t be coming back.
… moreThe flavor was so so , but for that price we expected a lot more beef. What we got felt more like leftovers stuck to the bones than a proper main dish. We left still hungry and feeling ripped off.
For a Korean restaurant charging premium prices, the portion and value were not acceptable. There are many better places nearby that give much more food for the same money. Unfortunately, we won’t be coming back.
Grace Lee
The best overall Korean food staples the in Bay Area goes to… SHIN’S TOFU! Why?
All the Korean staples are here and they’re *chef’s kiss*.
You like seafood pancake? This place has the best.
You like kimchi pancake? Probably actually the actual best kimchi pancake in NorCal (I can never decide between the kimchi and seafood pancake)
You like spicy pork? It’s phenomenal.
You like galbi? Worth every penny.
Budae jjigae / army stew? Delicious.
Don’t get me started on what it’s known for – the tofu soup.
Also every single side dish is actually so good. I can taste immediately that it’s fresh and made in house. The flavor is on point and I feel healthy eating vegetables that are actually yummy. Also, the service is A+ and they are so nice.
Whenever I’m in the area, this is my must have restaurant, except that it’s usually very busy. I ask my little sister what she wants and she always says Shin’s tofu but I have to think of the time of day and what day to go to make sure the wait isn’t too long. I hope they expand one day so there’s more seating.
… moreAll the Korean staples are here and they’re *chef’s kiss*.
You like seafood pancake? This place has the best.
You like kimchi pancake? Probably actually the actual best kimchi pancake in NorCal (I can never decide between the kimchi and seafood pancake)
You like spicy pork? It’s phenomenal.
You like galbi? Worth every penny.
Budae jjigae / army stew? Delicious.
Don’t get me started on what it’s known for – the tofu soup.
Also every single side dish is actually so good. I can taste immediately that it’s fresh and made in house. The flavor is on point and I feel healthy eating vegetables that are actually yummy. Also, the service is A+ and they are so nice.
Whenever I’m in the area, this is my must have restaurant, except that it’s usually very busy. I ask my little sister what she wants and she always says Shin’s tofu but I have to think of the time of day and what day to go to make sure the wait isn’t too long. I hope they expand one day so there’s more seating.
Kavya Nooguri
Loved the soup and pancakes. Chicken Bibimbap felt little dry. But overall its a good place to grab dinner with friends.
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