Seoul Soon Tofu

Seoul Soon Tofu is a Korean food stand in the Lotte Plaza Market. The food tasted good and had good flavours. I liked that the soon dubu jigae tofu soup was bubbling hot, it went well with the rice.

I wasn’t going to write a bad review, but after I made a comment to the cashier, she had an attitude about it. The seafood tofu soup was very delicious, the Galbi, unfortunately had shards of bone throughout, even though it was very flavorful. She claimed they clean their meat and they soak it but every piece I had had a little shard of bone or two.

Seoul Soon Tofu in Orlando has become our go-to restaurant for delicious Korean food, and it never disappoints. As regular patrons, we have visited this hidden gem numerous times, and each visit leaves us craving for more. If you're looking for quick service and authentic Korean cuisine in Orlando, this is the place to be. Located inside the Korean grocery store named Lotte, Seoul Soon Tofu may be small, but it packs a punch when it comes to flavor. During our recent visit, we ordered the Jja Jjang Myeon and the Spicy Fried Chicken from their extensive menu. Let me just say, both dishes were absolutely superb. The Jja Jjang Myeon had the perfect balance of flavors, and the Spicy Fried Chicken was crispy, juicy, and packed with just the right amount of heat. One of the things that sets Seoul Soon Tofu apart is the warm and friendly service. The lady who took our order was always sweet and polite, making us feel like valued customers. Despite the small space, the restaurant manages to create a cozy and inviting atmosphere that adds to the overall dining experience. If you're a fan of Korean cuisine or simply looking to explore new flavors, I highly recommend Seoul Soon Tofu. The quick service and delectable dishes make it the perfect spot for a satisfying meal. Whether you're a regular like us or a first-time visitor, you're bound to fall in love with the authentic flavors and friendly atmosphere. Don't miss out on this hidden gem in Orlando.

Ordered #6 medium spicy seafood soup with galbi and rice. It was perfect! Galbi was marinated well and Was soup has a piece of shrimp, silken tofu, soft boiled egg and small clam shells served piping hot on a bowl!

What you see is definitely not what you get. The pictures from the menu are very deceiving! Being in a Korean supermarket, I was expecting great Korean good. However, sad to say the food was not good at all. The squid entree set with the tofu soup came with only 5 pieces of squid. Yes. You heard me right...5. It was mostly onions and rubbery in texture. The chicken bulgogi set was also a very small portion and oily. Each set was around $17 to $18. The seafood tofu soup was salty but also lacked depth of flavor somehow. It didnt have a umami taste despite having shrimp (only 1 piece) and pieces of clam (not more than 4 pieces). The beef tofu soup had bits of overcooked hard pieces of beef. Almost like chewing on beef jerky. I would not eat here again. Whay overpriced for what you get

I got the jajangmyeon and im gonna be so honest it was lowkey mid. It was sooooo oily and there were barely any pieces of meat in it. Not really much depth in the flavor of the sauce and it also took forever to get made. I don’t think I will be back unless I give another menu item a try. My friend got the bibimbap and she liked it so maybe I will give come back to try that.

This place is a random find. I love trying new things and I find myself googling names and translations just to know what I’m eating and the Jajangmyeon at Seoul Soon Tofu is just amazing! It leaves that warm feeling you get when your grandmother makes you soup-that good! I added a side of ginger (I’m kind of obsessed with it) but if you head to Lotte Market, make a sharp right once you get in and visit this hidden gem!