Cho Dang Tofu - Lynnwood

This place is in the food corner inside G Mart. The food is simple. Apart from the regular some dishes, each of us also have a small fried fish as a side dish. Food is wholesome and reasonably authentic.

I like this location. Service is always good when I've been there. But bring a coat. It's always cold in there.

Food is good, rice is yummy, cooked in the old stone pots served to the table. Their hot pot soups my family loves. Traditional Korean food

Cho Dang is fabulous! So convenient and tasty spot for Korean spicy tofu soup! At $12 per person is a great price with all the side dishes that come with the meal. Really nice to have one up here in Lynnwood! ｡•̀ᴗ و ̑̑

My Korean friends always be advising me that you gotta travel a bit out to get that real real Korean food. Either you’re hitting north to Lynnwood or south to Federal Way, it’s going to require a car. One of my faves is the Cho Dang Tofu house. They be trapping some of the best Soon Du Bu (Spicy Tofu Soup) in town. Sitting real cozy in the food court of a Lynnwood Korean grocery store, Cho Dang Tofu gets you in for a real authentic Asian dining experience. I get the same three things over and over – Soon Du Bu, Bi Bim Bap (Stone pot rice mixed with an egg, veggies, some spicy paste and beef slices) and Kalbi (short ribs). The Soon Du Bu is so nice, comes out steaming with enough spice for a tickle but won’t take away from the dish. The tofu is silky soft and melts. For the Bi Bim Bap, mix the egg with everything and let the dish continue to cook in the stone pot. You’ll get the rice hardened adding a nice consistency to each bite. If you never had Korean short ribs, they’re kind of the best way to get them. Tofu Trap house. Previous post Hoang Lan Bun Bo Hue Next post Morsel and Bean Leave a Reply Click here to cancel reply. You must be logged in to post a comment. Recent Posts Morsel and Bean Cho Dang Tofu House Hoang Lan Bun Bo Hue Nate’s Wings Waffles Pho BAC OG Spot