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Tuyet Tofu

4.3 (23 reviews)
InexpensiveNoodles, Vietnamese, Delis
Closed • 9:30 am - 9:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Sesame ball with mung bean (Vietnamese Bánh Cam): fried glutinous rice, filled with mung beans, and covered in white sesame
Tina N.

Thanks to Yelp I found this place! I have been driving by it a few times and didn't think much of it. It's a small shop with no frills. The sesame balls filled with mung bean are delicious and not overly sweet. The mini shrimp eggrolls are great as a snack but would be better to take home to eat with lettuce and herbs. Ate them all on the car ride heading home so make sure that you get enough to enjoy at home too. The bean curd egg roll was crispy and ate with soy sauce at home along with the lemongrass chili tofu. Not a place that you sit down and eat, but easy place to pick up to go for additional sides to eat at home. Cheaper than a restaurant but beats having the need to make it yourself at home. Also, the owner seemed very humble and nice. Let's be honest you don't make much money from selling tofu. Also, it's cash only so be prepared.

Old, thin sliced fried tofu

I've been a regular customer here for many years. I'm absolutely disappointed with this place. I love their tofu here but with the size of tofu and the selection the worker picked for me will be the reason, I will no longer come support this family business. I waited for fresh batch, however, they selected the old, small, thin sliced fried tofus instead of the new ones for me. The person standing before me waited in line and got the new batch. This does not make sense. There were plenty fresh ones! The price remained the same, but the quality of the tofu is no longer the same! Basing on what I see and paid for were selected based on age and how much you buy. This occurred many times I've been here and realized they're not going to change even when I voiced it out to them.

Chay banh tet
Jay L.

I stopped by last night after work to pickup some banh tet or sticky rice cake wrapped in banana leaves. Tried it this morning and it taste pretty good. Nice and soft, cooked all the way through. I got the vegetarian or chay version. The spices are perfect, not too salty. The mung beans was cooked and grounded instead of leaving the beans whole. Lots of flavor that leaves you craving for more. I might have to go back in a few weeks. So why only 4 stars? Because I also picked up a pack of Banh phu the ( husband and wife) that taste like plastic rubber. The jello like cake was crunchy to bite into. It's suppose to be semi-soft. Minus 1 star.

A big spread of freshly made viet food. So delicious!

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7 years ago

Best tofu in town, soft, fresh, and authentic. I have to go there 4 times a week just for the tofu. Takes me back to the homelands.

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17 years ago

They have the best tofu in town and the lady who own the place is very nice. If you a fan of tofu, this is the place to go to.

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12 years ago

The best tofu in Dallas and their banh Trung, bang tec for Chinese New Year is very good. I recommend people come here for inexpensive tofu.

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Excellent soybean milk. Remind me of my favorite place in District 5 Saigon. I just want to talk about milk.

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