Date of Visit: 10/1/2026 Finally visited Oakland's Joodooboo with my friend last week! Joodooboo was one of seven Bay Area restaurants added to Michelin's California guide in May 2026, and was opened by 2025 F&W Best New Chef Steve Joo back in 2022. The signature dooboo is made with domestic organic soybeans and is inspired by traditional Korean methods of using reconstituted seawater as a coagulant. We arrived on a Thursday at around 12pm and there was already a line of people waiting to order. We waited for about 20 minutes and ordered at the counter and sit ourselves indoor at the dining room. Fried Dooboo Set $22.5 We ordered the signature fried tofu set with crispy House made dooboo with sauce, side of dooboo moochiim & kimchi, rice, soup, salad & fruit on the side. Nori Acorn Noodle Bowl $19.5 We also got the popular Chilled acorn noodles, and there was a choice of medium-boiled egg or fresh dooboo. We had the fresh dooboo with chili flakes on top. And the noodle was mixed with nori vinaigrette, kimchi, pickled mushrooms & cucumbers. For the banchan, Korean side dishes, there were a various of options. Each was about 2oz and priced at $3 to $4. We decided to ordered all of them. Dooboo Moochiim Featuring delicata, roasted Bulgarian pepper, oyster mushroom & Amaranth. Kimchi, the standard Rice Thief O.G. With eggplant, kale and fermented long bean. Jooboodoo Pickles With Jicama, Pimento & Pepperoncini, Gold Bar Zucchini, Radish & Okra. This was a little too sour. Tasty YuChoy with Sunflower Seed Chili Crunch We're So Excited and a Little more ready for SunHee's Sweet Potato with DJ Sauce Poached Quince Made with charred romaine & Smoked King Trumpet Mushroom. Anchovy Bokkum My favorite was the anchovy bokkum with Dooboo Ganoush & Puntarelle. Passion Fruit Berry Cake $13 And we also got the dessert by Sweets by Jessica Little Fu, Made with vanilla Chiffon, raspberries, roasted strawberry, passion fruit curd, sweet cream whip. read more

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First time there. Went based on reviews from SF Chronicle. My cousin ordered a Nori Acorn Noodle Bowl and loved it. I ordered the Banchan Set (4 banchan, rice, tomato soup, jujube fruit) and a side of fresh dooboo. Banchan: DooBoo MooChiim; Rice Thief O.G., InJeolMiKohlrabi, Kremi's Jolly Tomatoes went to a Summer BbQ. Great flavors, liked the small servings of banchan. Surprised by the cold tomato soup - one small peeled tomato in the middle of flavorful broth; the fruit was also a pleasant not too sweet crunch finish. Oh, and a new discovery - Narra roasted oolong milk tea with oat milk. Yummy with the meal. More that I would usually spend on a meal at lunch time, but worth the experience. Highly recommend. read more

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The portions were pretty small but very enjoyable. Though the prices were more on the higher end than I'd like em to be. The ambience is fun and cute, but I do feel like it's not too easy to follow or order if it's your first time coming in. Worth a re-visit, but be mindful of portion sizes read more

Tried the fried dooboo set, acorn noodles, and banchan. All were quite meh. The only nice-ish part is the texture of the acorn noodles, and the fried tofu. The sauces for both dishes are very sour, unabalance with not much other flavor. The banchan is okay but nothing is nice. Overall, the taste is not good and the price is high for what you get. read more

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[IN A NUTSHELL] great tofu, fresh tofu, emmense flavors, no meat [VERDICT] - APPROVED [RUN-DOWN] A friend recommended this place to me as one of the best tofu spots in the bay area. The tofu was honestly really fresh, firm and not too soft, and tasted really organic. However, I wish that there were some meat options that would have elevated the dishes. If you are looking for meat options, this place does not have it. I tried to have an open mind knowing that there is not going to be meat but for me meat would have made this dish better in my opinion. Overall, I think that the pricing was a little much but for organic as fresh tofu, it makes sense. [SCORE & ORDER] OVERALL: 3.88/5 Fried Dooboo Set $22.50 (4/5) -cripsy house-made dooboo with sauce, dooboo moochiim & kimchi, rice, soup, sald, and fruit -This was a good dish that gave a lot of mini options which I enjoyed. The first: tofu. The tofu was really good and the sauce was really good. A good crispy to it although I wish it was a little crispier. The soup was also really good. A strong umami flavor and the mushrooms were a great addition. The salad was honestly one of my favorite part of this dish. Not to sure what the dressing was but it was GOOD. I would recommend getting this dish to try a little of everything. Nori Acor Noodle Bowl $19.50 (3.75/5) -chilled acron noodles (contains who wheat), choice of medium boiled egg or fresh dooboo, nori vinaigrette, kimchi, pickled mushrooms, and cucumbers -A simple dish which is not a bad thing. I liked how soft the noodles were but it was a little sour for my taste, I also wish that the sauce was a little better. I am much of a flavor/sauce person. This is a personal preference but I thought that the tofu was mild in flavor and sort of plain. I like my food to really punch. That doesn't mean that it was not good to me, but just different than what I prefer. Random, but I love how much green onions there are. [SERVICE & ATMOSPHERE] (not reflected upon review score): Atmosphere was great. There is outside seating and indoor seating. You order first before you sit down. Parking can also be somewhat hard and there is no designated parking spots. Staff was super friendly and they mainly drop off food and clean up. read more

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Thoughtful, seasonal, and packed with flavor, this meal was unforgettable. We ordered the Fried Dooboo Set and the Nori Acorn Noodle Bowl, and both dishes were absolutely incredible. The Nori Acorn Noodle Bowl was my favorite as the nori vinaigrette was packed with savory, umami flavor, and the acorn noodles had the perfect chewy texture. Every bite was refreshing, balanced, and so satisfying. The Fried Dooboo Set was just as memorable. The crispy house-made tofu was perfectly cooked and delicious with the dooboo sauce. We also loved how the subtle strawberry theme carried throughout the set, adding a unique touch without overpowering the meal. The rice was delicate and fragrant, and every banchan complemented the others beautifully. It really felt like a thoughtfully curated meal from start to finish. The restaurant itself is small but cozy with enough seating. Since it was such a beautiful day, we chose to sit outside, which made for a wonderful dining experience. The food, presentation, and attention to detail truly blew us away. We'll definitely be back to work our way through the rest of the menu. read more

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Every single morsel of food was awesome. Tons of flavor and freshness. Fairly unique Korean spot considering how many are in a small area down the street. read more

It has been on my want to go list for a while, and I finally had the chance to check it out. The restaurant has a casual atmosphere, but the food presentation feels very thoughtful and artful. I ordered the Nori Acorn Noodle Bowl and also tried the Fried Dooboo Set. I liked the acorn noodle bowl more; the chilled noodles, nori vinaigrette, kimchi, and pickled mushrooms made it super refreshing and flavorful. Their house tofu was silky, delicate, and packed with fresh soy flavor. It's a must-try. Portions are on the lighter side for the price. The only downside was the ordering system. We came on a busy Saturday evening, and having everyone order before being seated made the front area crowded and a little chaotic. Seating was limited. read more

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Came here with two friends so we got to try a ton of different banchan. Of course dooboo was the star but I loved the hamachi poke that was seasonal on the menu. read more

Joodooboo - Fried Dooboo Set Nori Acorn Noodle Bowl - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

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A friend recommended we try Joodooboo and we are happy we did! I got the Dooboo set that comes with a fried, fresh seasoned tofu, banchan including kimchi + spring mix with strawberry vinaigrette, and more! Each item was extremely flavorful and unique, pairing really well with the star tofu dish. The tofu comes a bit saltier, which made the rice pairing delicious! The total is on the pricier side for the portions, but it is definitely worth trying. There is seating inside and outside, but it was already full by the time we arrived. It can get windy outside, so I would recommend coming earlier because there is not tons of seating inside. read more

Joodooboo - dooboo set - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

Upscale Korean restaurant with homemade tofu as its centerpiece. The degrees of craft and inventiveness that go into its dishes are just as impressive as they are delicious. The whole meal felt fresh and light in the way it played with its ingredients. We ordered the fried dooboo set and banchan with fresh dooboo. I will just marvel over the tofu for a moment: the firm but small curds packed into the block had the texture of a soft berry that melted in your mouth. The flavor was mild but not overly so, with a deep, nutty taste. Both fresh and fried variations were delicious, bringing out different flavors and textures at each temperature. The curds were less prominent in the fried tofu and the taste somehow akin to pasta.) I won't go through every banchan item we ordered -- even though every one of them merited praise! I'll just say that the creamy zucchini in the Joodooboo pickles was an unexpected pleasure. The sauces on every item give different balances of sour and sweet, so that the whole set plays off of one another. Without exception, every item we ordered showed the care the chef and kitchen put into their work. I look forward to coming back regularly. read more

first time here. nice place with good ambiance and great staffs. order through cashier and pay right away. they will give you a number and bring the order to your table. water is provided and self service. menu is not much, only three or four variants of foods. for me: * fried dooboo set: basically, portion is not much and i think this is more for people who care so much for the health, no meat and low calorie and taste is just ok, not that strong * nori acorn noodle bowl: just ok and again, kind of for healthy one. they mixed the noodle with nori crumbs and then put a bit of corn and you pick either with tofu or egg nice experience eating like this for my birthday. i do hope there is more variants for ban chan and others. according to the staff there, menu can be changed depending on what available in the market. if you love eating healthy, should try this restaurant... read more

Joodooboo - Fried Dooboo Set and Nori Acorn Noodle Bowl... - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

Joodooboo is an interesting concept, a korean restaurant that has great vegetarian options located on market and 42nd in Oakland. We came on a busy saturday evening, and there's not many seats to begin with, made worse by their order-first system that could leave you without a seat after you order. Lots of outdoor seating but even those seats were filled that day Onto the food: I ordered the fried dooboo set. The taste and portion isn't bad, but I guess I'm a little baffled by the set itself. Typically in a Korean restaurant, you get banchan with your main dishes. At Joodooboo, the concept is the banchan *is* your main dishes. Again, the food is pretty good, but just not a typical Korean restaurant read more

Joodooboo - fried dooboo set - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

The food is really fresh and healthy here, and they do tofu well. Other than that everything fell short for me. The price point is high for small portion sizes. The fried dooboo set for $22.50 came with a bowl of rice, fried tofu, small banchan and salad, a bowl of soup, and less than half of a peeled Cutie tangerine. The portion of tangerine felt like an insult-- really, a whole tangerine or at the very least half a tangerine could not be given? The dishes tasted bland. My partner ordered the acorn noodle bowl which had more flavor. Despite this, the restaurant is popular and seating can be difficult to get. You pay at the counter and the food is brought out to your number. The rest is self-service including water and bussing your own table after eating. read more

Joodooboo - Menu March 2026 - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

I would never have had lunch here if it weren't for a dear friend who always knows what's going on on the food scene. They told me to get here a few minutes before they open and that's exactly what I did. I wasn't the first one in line... but I was early enough to get a nice table inside. I liked the decor and the minimalism that goes with it. This is also reflected in the food. Clean, fresh, delicious. On the pricier side for me for lunch, but it was definitely worth it and I will try to be back. read more

Holy wow. I wandered in here by accident because I was nearby, and had no idea I was about to eat the most delicious tofu dish of my entire life. This house-made doobu rocked my world with its texture and the beautiful way it was fried, and oh! the sauce! THE SAUCE! The staff were super nice, service absurdly fast (must have been two minutes from order to arrival of food), and the banchan were delicious too. The atmosphere inside is relaxed and neighbourly and queer-friendly. I absolutely cannot wait to go back. read more

Tofu is one of my favorite food! Joodooboo does a fabulous job highlighting the tofu. The menu selections are limited, but I find this kind of experience to be telling because these are their tried and true offerings. I will say I did find the price of the fried tofu (dooboo) set to be quite steep at $22, but both the presentation and taste is indeed phenomenal. The banchans are incredibly unique and are seasonal, so your next visit may be a completely new experience. During my visit, my favorite was probably their kabocha soup. I found the base of the fried tofu to be on the saltier side but eating it with the subtle sweetness of the soup helped balance it, along with the other delicious bites. The store itself felt spacious, but there aren't that many seatings indoor. There are a few tables out front, so be prepared on cooler days. Street parking only, but we didn't have any trouble finding a spot around 1p on a weekday. They also sell these amazing sesame shortbread-like cookies at the cashier, I'd recommend getting one or two for the road home! read more

Joodooboo - Fried Dooboo Set - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

My friend and I went here around 5pm. It was still early enough in the afternoon that it wasn't too busy. The restaurant itself is small, but there's still a decent amount of seating both inside and outside. You can order at the front where you'll be given a number if you opt to dine in. From there, you can find your own table to sit at if there's space. We ordered the Fried Dooboo Set, Nori Acorn Noodle Bowl, and Big-Eye Poke. The food came out shortly after placing our orders. The fried tofu in the Dooboo set was a bit salty, but tasted good. The rest of the plates were light and blended well when eaten together. The noodles from the noodle bowl were refreshing. The egg was made to perfection. The fish had a good spice level and paired well with the rice from the Dooboo set. Overall, a healthy and refreshing meal! If you need water or extra plates, you can get it yourself towards the back of the restaurant near where you return the dishes. There's plenty of street parking outside right in front. Service was quick and the staff was friendly. Would definitely come back for the noodles! read more

Joodooboo - Fried Dooboo Set + Nori Acorn Noodle Bowl - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

The organic house-made tofu is the star of the show at Joodooboo. We tried different variations in the fried tofu set and the acorn noodles. The fried version was definitely our favorite and came with a delicious sauce. The noodles were on the bland side. I would say the portions are quite small for dinner and we left kind of hungry at the end of the meal - I could see this being better suited for a light lunch on a weekday. read more

Joodooboo - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

Wow, it's been a while since I first came here. And can I say, they have really spiffed the place up. Nice indoor seating. Food was delicious and I really appreciate the seating outside. Or at least my pups will the next time I come. read more

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I've been on the mailing list for years but never found an excuse to cross the bay bridge (iykyk). Finally, I decided to come here with a friend who lives in the area. The location is walkable from the MacArthur bart station, but there's not a lot around it, so it's quite a detour if you are not in the area for any reason. The shop itself isn't big; you order at the counter, and they also have plenty of take-home options (especially the banchans). There are a few dinner options, but the menu is small -- a dooboo (tofu) rice set, acorn noodles, or just a rice bowl with banchan. All their banchan is made with seasonal, local ingredients, and the ones I got with the dooboo set were delicious. I was pacing myself so I don't finish all of them too quickly! The highlight remains the fried dooboo. It's a hunk of soft tofu fried to a perfect crispiness, covered in a savory mushroom gravy. I honestly don't know how it's so crispy after sitting in sauce, but it's seriously addictive. We also got the seasonal Dungeness crab over our rice, which is so fresh and deliciously seasoned, but there were a few shell fragments that wasn't picked out cleanly. By the end of my meal, I actually wasn't completely full. I could order a few more banchan and still finish the all! Overall, the food did not disappoint, despite my high expectations. If it were in my neighbourhood I'd be coming back again and again for the banchan. The menu is a little barebones for the travelling that I have to do, so for now I just have to be jealous of everyone who lives nearby and can pick up something without travels upwards of an hour each way. read more

Joodooboo - Fried Dooboo Set with Dungeness crab add on! - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

I recently started a vegetarian diet and was craving Korean food, so I looked for a spot with vegan/vegetarian options. This place kept popping up on Reddit as a recommendation, so I decided to check it out. I was sitting in my car on their website about to place an online order when I saw the wait time was 25 to 30 minutes. I figured I would just go inside and order in person to see if it would be quicker, but it ended up being about the same wait. The place was packed, so not surprising, just something to keep in mind if you are on a tight schedule. I ordered the doonboo set, which came with fried tofu in a soy based sauce, salad, tofu banchan with mushroom, pickled daikon and jalapeño, and a vegan soup. The soup really stood out to me. It reminded me of cream of mushroom and had a deep umami flavor. I did not go in with huge expectations since vegetarian Korean food is not what I am used to, but I was honestly impressed. Everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully made. They even included a small piece of tangerine, which was a nice touch. The meal was $22, but with tax it came out to about $25, not including tip. I was still slightly hungry afterward. That said, the flavors alone would make me come back. The soup was easily my favorite part. One thing to note is that the restaurant is on a neighborhood corner with street parking only. I had to circle a few times before finding a spot. If you are on a time crunch, I would not recommend dining in. Ordering ahead and picking it up about 30 minutes later would probably be the better move. Overall, not the fastest or cheapest lunch, but really solid vegan/vegetarian Korean flavors and worth trying if you are in the area. read more

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Delicious! Service was quick for a busy Saturday with a line out the door. I snagged a table inside and felt perfectly tucked away while still able to enjoy the company of a full restaurant. read more

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Beautiful vegetarian-friendly Korean food with California ingredients. I ordered the fried dooboo (freshly made in-house tofu) set. It came with several banchan (little side dishes). The menu changes with the season and availability of ingredients. It all felt lovingly and thoughtfully prepared and presented. With all of the small plates, eating in would be the best way to enjoy the meal. When I think of value of a restaurant meal, I factor in whether or not I can make the food easily or reproduce the experience at home. I would never put together eight little dishes with things like pickled melon, seven perfectly ripe blueberries, and a light broth. The space is light and sun-filled. It's a perfect place to have a light but satisfying lunch to nibble from while catching up with a friend. read more

Perfect in every way. Don't think about it, just go and order everything on the menu. read more

My first time at a Korean restaurant and I had no idea how or what to order. There were detailed menus outside that made it so easy for us to decide! So smart! The restaurant has an incredible cool, friendly, unintimidating vibe. It was rocking at 12:05 pm on a Friday. We did get an outside table and parking very close by. We ordered the banchan meal and the acorn noodle bowl. There was a cold soup with the meal and it was out of this world. The tofu was soft and pillowy, will drop by the Berkeley Farmers Market at some point to get some to take home. And the fig ended the meal just perfectly. I really enjoyed the food and restaurant and will bring back friends and visitors (and just myself!) for sure! read more

Joodooboo - awesome banchan assortment! - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

Every since learning that Joodooboo makes their own tofu, I had to come try it. Even close to closing time for lunch, the tables were close to filled. I got the nori acorn noodle bowl with a side of their daily special banchan which was ojingeo-jeot that day. Fresh ingredients and filling without making you feel overly stuffed. The tofu holds - firm and silky, almost a meaty texture. The noodles were so umami with the fish sauce and mushrooms. Even though there was no meat, it still felt so savory and meat-like. I could barely finish the noodles. The ojingeo-jeot was spicy with a little sweetness. It was too spicy for me, but the texture was great - soft enough that I felt like I wasn't chewing for an infinite amount the time. It doesn't feel like a traditional Korean restaurant, a much more modern take given the interior design. However, it still has those Korean flavors that you expect - a great place to grab a bite. read more

Joodooboo - Nori Acorn Noodle Bowl - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

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Joodooboo has been recommended to me by several friends now, and I was finally able to stop by. The shop is small and cozy, with very limited seating, most of which are outdoors. The food tasted fresh, and the house-made tofu was delectable. Aside from the tofu, the other dishes didn't really standout to me. My friend ordered additional banchan, but we thought they were just fine. The seasoning on the food was on the lighter side. I definitely left still feeling a little hungry, which didn't feel great considering their price point. I would not recommend this place to someone with a big appetite. read more

Joodooboo - Nori Acorn Noodle Bowl - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

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Joodooboo is super charming, & the staff is friendly & helpful. I had the farmers bowl with fried dooboo & a hazy ipa from their modest but superb selection. The meal was delicious, & I felt perfectly nourished! The clear summer weather & colorful sunset matched the chill vibe. I love Joodooboo & will go back again & again! read more

Joodooboo - Farmer's bowl with fried dooboo - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

Had such a great experience at Joodooboo! I ordered the acorn noodles and they were so good--super refreshing with that perfect chewy texture, and the flavors were light but really satisfying. It's one of those dishes that feels simple but done really well. Everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully prepared, and the portion was just right. The whole vibe of the place made it an easy, enjoyable meal. Definitely a spot I'd come back to when I'm craving something unique but still comforting. read more

Banchan and tofu are two of my favorite things so I've been wanting to come check out Joodooboo ever since it opened. Glad to say it lived up to my expectations. The menu is pretty short. I got the acorn noodles and was worried that I wouldn't be full but it ended up being quite filling. I added both the tofu (which comes cold) and the egg, although could have just done one (I'd probably opt for the egg over the tofu). I loved the acorn noodles - I'm not usually a noodle person because they feel heavy, but these felt light and refreshing and the nori vinaigrette is so addictive, I finished my entire bowl. The fried dooboo set was also good (I prefer the tofu in the dooboo set over the one in the acorn noodles because it felt softer), but if I could only choose one, I would opt for the acorn noodle set just because the noodles were so good. Among the side dishes, I liked the sweet potato and cauliflower ones the most. The beet one was great too. I wasn't a huge fan of the collard green one. I thought I would love the dooboo moochim one the most, but it didn't end up being my favorite. I love that I feel good after stuffing myself here. Everything just feels so light and healthy. read more

I love Joodooboo! The service is friendly and the staff is always happy to talk about the specials of the day. The food always makes me feel so good after eating. It's amazing to have so many veggies and whole foods that are so well-prepared and pair perfectly with a hearty bowl of rice. The ambiance is chill, though I just wish they had a bigger space or more tables! I hope Joodooboo stays there forever - Joodooboo for life! read more

Joodooboo - Fried Dooboo Set - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

There's nothing like the taste of fresh, homemade (or in this case "house-made") tofu. It truly hits the spot without any of the chemical additive taste present in store-bought tofu. I came here with a group before going to a Bad Art comedy show nearby. We all ordered different things from the menu; I opted for the farmer's rice bowl with fried tofu instead of fried egg. While the tofu was the star of show, I also really enjoyed the banchan. All the ingredients tasted quite fresh and high quality, which probably directly translates to the rather high price point of the bowl. This place was pretty busy on a Friday night with many turning out for dinner. The restaurant is kind of small, and seating is on a first-come basis. Just something to keep in mind, as this place is not ideal for medium or large groups. I also want to note that there is no ordering kiosk in-store, so you either must order online or wait in line to place an in-person order with the solo cashier. The latter isn't really time efficient though, so I recommend the former. read more

Joodooboo - Farmer's Bowl - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

Had a fun time here for lunch. Ordered the dooboo after reading the reviews in yelp and it didn't disappoint. I also have to add do not skip on the spritz. I had a watermelon spritz and I've been dreaming of it ever since. Next time I go, I'd like to try more side dishes and would definitely buy the sauce since they don't have any sorts of chili or sauces at table. Parking is street but easy. Seating outside and inside. Friendly service. Would go again! read more

This place must be very good for vegans but as a non-vegan, it seemed a bit overpriced and bland. The portions were small, everything was self serviced, very limited seating, and food was extremely bland. I was still hungry after a full meal :') There was ample street parking available though, which I appreciated. read more

Joodooboo - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

I had a lovely lunch at Joodooboo with my neighbors! The banchan was absolutely perfect--the ultimate mix of deep, savory umami flavors. Everything tasted incredibly fresh and well-crafted. Honestly, I'm obsessed and need a lifetime supply of that house dooboo sauce. A neighborhood gem that I'll be returning to again and again! read more

Joodooboo - I ate it all. - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

Came here for a dinner date with a girlfriend for my birthday. Came towards the end of dinner and was able to get a table. Food was great. Everything was delicious but a little heavy on the sesame oil for me. I would definitely come again, as it seems like the menu rotates weekly. read more

The wait time was 30 minutes before getting to the counter to order. On the back side of the photo is a set which comes with sides (banchan) which is plenty of food. My friend also ordered a side of soup. On the front of the image was the fried Dooboo set plus a set side of Banchan and side of soup. OMG!! I could not finish it all. All the dishes were well prepared made with high quality ingredients. This was my first time having fresh Tofu and I was not disappointed. Give it a try. read more

Joodooboo - Joodooboo sets - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

What an amazing space. The menu is fairly small and straightforward. You can do a rice and banchan set or an acorn noodle dish. Both use seasonal ingredients and were phenomenal. Since it was winter there was a focus on persimmons and mushrooms. Every dish was perfectly seasoned and well balanced. It felt healthy yet somehow naughty at the same time. The service was very friendly and the person at the counter helped walk my wife and I through the menu. I can't wait to go back and try more. read more

Joodooboo - Korean Near Me - Oakland, California

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This place has great tofu!! Silken and soft - they integrate it well in their dishes. I was able to try the fried tofu set and the farmers bowl. The fried tofu set came with persimmon kimchi, a small salad, spinach, and rice. It also came with a wonderful butternut soup which I think was the highlight with silken tofu and pumpkin seeds in it. The farmers bowl had similar items with persimmon kimchi, salad, but also cucumbers and a fried egg. I think my only issue was that the rice was a bit much compared to the banchan toppings and I had leftover rice at the bottom. Overall, very enjoyable vegetarian dinner!! read more