SAN SAN TOFU

Tons of vegan foods. They have a vegan buffet, you can order combos where you choose noodle or rice plus three items. They also have noodle soups, Vietnamese sandwiches and many freshly packaged foods and snack options like soft mung bean cake (so good not too sweet), buns, summer rolls, cold noodle dishes etc. in another area, they sell frozen mock meats, dried jerky, sauces and other vegan items. Casual dining area and friendly staff (who mainly speak Vietnamese)

I was looking forward to going to a vegetarian restaurant/supermarket. A little strange. A lot of the items were super processed (like fake fish, fake chicken breasts, etc). Does not appeal to me. The fresh tofu with ginger sauce was delicious though.

So accessible and healthy! All its so meaty that is hard to believe that is all vegan meats. Make sure to ask the vegan mayo for their sandwiches, to make it 100% vegan. The people are very welcome and warm, and the food is healthy and unique. Loved it!!

This vegetarian Asian restaurant is an absolute treasure, delivering an extraordinary dining experience that captivates both the palate and the soul. Each dish is expertly crafted with fresh, high-quality ingredients, packed with authentic flavors that leave you craving more. The menu strikes a perfect balance between traditional favorites and innovative creations, ensuring that every visit offers something new and exciting to savor. But it’s not just the food that impresses; the service is outstanding as well. The staff greets every guest with warmth and genuine hospitality, making you feel right at home the moment you step inside. Their attentiveness and friendly demeanor enhance the entire experience, turning each meal into a memorable occasion. For anyone in search of a delicious and wholesome vegetarian meal, this restaurant is the ultimate destination. With exceptional flavors, a welcoming atmosphere, and top-notch service, it’s an absolute must-visit. I always choose this place to introduce friends and family to the joys of vegetarian cuisine—it's simply the best!

San San Tofu sells expired eggs (see photo of eggs purchased on April 19-product expiration date March 26). They know they are expired, so they sell them at a $2 discount. This is a regular practice, expired eggs available every day for "discounted" price. We have also purchased soy milk from here which was rancid . you have to be care for what you buy, not very trusted items and price are very high almost everything.

Maaaan. I hate leaving negative reviews, but after seeing this placed hyped up on vegan TikTok and driving almost an hour to get there, EVERYTHING here is SO underwhelming. The food LOOKS good visually, but is cold (despite being under “heat” bulbs) and flavorless. The lunch options are all mostly tofu based, which is great! But again, all of it is bland and needed to be drowned in soy sauce. My boyfriend did order a beef bahn mi, and that was delicious. I would say stay away from anything here other than the sandwiches. 2 stars because the staff was lovely and the grocery portion of the place was fully stocked and had a lot of good vegetables, grains, meat replacements, etc. We picked up some desserts from the grocery section to once again try and give them benefit of the doubt, but the sesame rings were insanely chewy and inedible. The rice cakes with coconut sauce tasted weirdly sour and old. Wouldn’t eat here unless I’m on a budget; the sandwiches come out to a little over $5 and canned drinks are $1. A sweet, family owned business but SERIOUSLY need to maybe taste everything before they put it out to serve :( I only got one picture while I was there

A quiet little Buddhist vegetarian restaurant with a mini Asian grocery store attached to it. They offer a variety of Vietnamese/Chinese vegetarian dishes pre prepared or freshly made. We tried some dishes from the counter with some dim sum items and a tomato noodle soup. All were very good and comfortable. They also had some Buddhist music on. Such a nice a peaceful experience.

Buddhist vegan restaurant with flavorful and enjoyable food. I tried the wanton noodle soup and chicken rice, both of which were delicious. The menu offers a variety of dishes at reasonable prices. Additionally, the restaurant has a small shop that sells an assortment of mock meats and pre-cooked meals. I’d definitely return for another visit.