an nyeong k tofu & bbq

My wife and I had an outstanding culinary experience at this Korean restaurant. We ordered the kimchi tofu soup with pork and the seafood and vegetables dolsot bibimbap (stone bowl), and both dishes exceeded our expectations. The tofu soup arrived piping hot with six different side dishes and a raw egg to crack into the bubbling broth – a delightful touch that added richness to the soup. Every single side dish was expertly prepared and flavorful. The kimchi stood out with its perfect fermentation and balanced spice, while the noodles were silky and savory. As a soup enthusiast, I can confidently say this tofu soup has converted me into a regular – I’m already planning to work my way through their entire tofu soup menu. The seafood and vegetables was equally impressive. Served in a sizzli

Been awhile since I've been here since they opened. Menu seems a lot smaller. Wanted to get the korean veggie tofu soup pretty much the whole reason I came. Unfortunately they don't have posted anywhere that the base of the soup they use for all their soup is beef and clam which if you have a shellfish allergy I would make sure to ask to verify as I would have had a severe reaction if I didnt ask and its not posted anywhere on their menu that this contains shellfish which clam is a shellfish. Had to get chicken bowl instead it was okay. Sides were good and our server was very nice

Been coming here for lunch with my coworkers regularly. Their soon tofu soup bomb as hell. Spicy level 8 - 9 should be a perfect taste. Banchans aka sidedishes are all great also.

I came here based on a high volume of recommendations/praise. Being Korean, I take my Korean food seriously. That being said, the food is solid. The overall experience is comparable to other places like Chodang Tofu House with a bit more modern decor. The Cold Arrowroot Noodle, Galbi, and Tofu Soup were all good, but not outstanding. The Arrowroot Noodle's broth was slightly lacking in flavor & depth, but still good for Austin standards. The Galbi is about what you can expect, decently good. The Tofu Soup was solid, but wished it had more protein, but the spice levels were on point. Service was nothing out of the ordinary, not bad not outstanding. The atmosphere was nice enough & brightly lit, but perhaps a bit too open feeling due to the giant open floor plan not broken up in any way. V

I ordered kimchi tofu with beef soup and spicy grilled pork, they both come with a bowl of rice and panchan. The kimchi pancha is fresh as it is homemade, I also like the sweet and sour seaweed. Highly recommend this restaurant.