Tofun Pot

We had a filling and delicious meal at Tofun Pot. This is a good choice if you are looking for quick, simple, Korean bistro food. It is not fine cuisine; but Tofun serves the type of food their patrons want. The atmosphere did lose a star as we noted some spots where a good scrubbing is needed and some touching up to stay fresh. Otherwise, the food and service are spot on for this type of dining and they deserve a full five stars. We had three dishes with a couple of bowls of rice. The beef ribs were cooked perfectly, with a nice bit of char at the edges. Each piece was tender and juicy. The pork with kimchi was a delight as the sweetness passed to the astringent pickling of the kimchi in the mouth. The vegetable dish balanced the meat dishes and was cooked to that delicate balance of being perfectly cooked without becoming overly soft. We finished our meal with bubble tea to go and enjoyed the refreshing drink after a meal filled with such wonderful flavors. Service was very good. Our waitress was quick and helpful. The food was delivered quickly and she did check to ensure we enjoyed the food. She even produced scissors to help us cut the beef ribs into mouth size chunks. We were happy to leave a tip that reflected such thoughtful service to accompany the delicious meal. The one area for improvement would be detailed cleaning. The restaurant is kept operationally clean as customers pass through all day long. However, we did note some deep cleaning that may get overlooked in a busy place. Things like corners and napkin dispensers need daily attention so as not to attract the eye and diminish the confidence of the diners. However, these are small details and hardly a deal-breaker. I recommend Tofun Pot. We will be back for sure.

This was my first time to Tofun Pot, after a few hours in Ikea my wife, we were hungry and eager to try something new. After a quick google search we came across this place in South Surrey on our way home. My wife and I shared the Beef Bulgogi, Kimchi, Bibimbap and friend wings with house sauce. Let’s start with the Kimchi, I normally don’t like any sort of pickled cabbage but I will have to say this was a different experience, not so much sour but great rich flavour and serious crunch with a spicy after bite, for Kimchi lovers it won’t disappoint. Next up is the Beef Bulgogi, by far in my opinion the best part of todays experience. The Beef was spot on with flavour and with a little Sriracha it was the perfect taste. The egg and moist fluffy rice took it right over the finish line with first place. My wife favoured the Bibimbap, it came out piping hot and still sizzling in its bowl. The flavours were all there from top to bottom exactly as a good Bibimbap should be. Now finally the deep friend chicken wings. Bring napkins!! We went with the house sauce which tastes very similar to a ginger beef sauce. The wings are huge, very crispy and smothered in sauce, I would recommend if your a chicken wing lover. The decor was nice, what you would expect with Asian Fusion. The service I felt was lacking, it was very robotic and not overly friendly. Would I come back? Yes absolutely the food was outstanding giving Tofun Pot four stars

This place has been on my wish list of places to eat since the indoor dining was allowed again. I think I last visited in 2019. Ordered the same items-budae jjigae army stew, Korean style fried chicken honey butter and thoroughly enjoyed them again. The stew was perfect for the rainy wet weather. I’ve had Korean chicken at a couple places around town and this place has the biggest pieces of chicken with a unique coating kind of like crushed cornflakes in size. Tried the galbi beef ribs with rice and found the meat tender and flavourful. Nice selection of bubble tea and slush drinks using fruit. Overall this place has a unique menu and the food is great value for money.

The portion of Seafood Tofu Pot and Signature Fried Udon are significantly smaller than other restaurant at the same price. The rice noodle that came with the Tofu pot is literally two bites size. Uber delivery took 110 mins, that's 80 mins to prep from restaurant, 30 mins to drive. Probably won't order again

I messaged Tofun Pot on Google Chat to inquire about their vegetarian dish and see if it can be made to fit my dietary restrictions no onion and garlic. They responded within 45 minutes and ensured me it can be made without. A few days later, my friend and I went for brunch. We ordered their Vegetarian Tofu Pot one mild and one medium spice. We asked for both to be made without onion and garlic. The waitress confirmed that there weren't any in that dish. The dish tasted great. The portion size was big, and the price was slightly more expensive than other bubble tea Asian restaurants I've been to. There was no service at all other than taking the order and bringing us the food. I felt quite full and bloated halfway through my meal, so I had to pack up the remainder of my meal. I skipped dinner as the unsettling feeling lasted all evening. I didn't think too much of it until I had the leftovers the next day and felt sick again. My friend does not have the same sensitivity as I do, so I asked her what she thought about the dish. She said it did taste a bit garlicy. That's when I realized it may have been the hot sauce. I reached out to Tofun Pot again on Google Chat to inquire about it that evening. Most restaurants that I've been to would go the extra mile and check their sauces, soup base, curry base, etc. for me, but I understand sauces could be an oversight. I should have also inquired about it myself beforehand. Hence, the purpose of reaching out to them was for clarification, so I can order the dish without spice next time. Unfortunately, I was left on 'read' twice. I waited a whole week before reaching out to them again today for a 3rd time. It's unfortunate it took them 8 days to respond. They responded and said their spicy powder does not contain onion and garlic. Overall, if you're in South Surrey, craving for some Asian Food, and don't have any sensitivities or allergies, you can give give Tofun Pot a try. I am giving them 1 star because of the lack of communication I had after eating at the restaurant. Leaving me on read just rubbed me the wrong way -- especially when they were so quick to respond the first time. I felt like they weren't being transparent and honest -- hence, ghosting me twice. I'm uncertain if there was cross contamination of some sort as it was the only meal I ate that day felt disgustingly bloated all evening and felt sick again when I had the leftovers the following day. Regardless, their customer service is lacking and not to my expectations. I hope there will be an improvement.

The food is good, but the service is non existent. Everytime I come here they give us our food and leave. If we need anything in between we have to get up and ask. They do not check in between or even take the dishes until you tell them. Ontop of that after paying today they told us we HAVE to tip when we didn't. What exactly am I tipping for if there is no service being done besides handing me my food? Was extremely uncomfortable. Not sure why I was being told I had to tip for being handed food with no service.

It’s pretty bad. Flavour-wise, soups were fine. But they had nothing in them. I had the seafood hotpot, it had two VEINED shrimp, one mussel, udon, a quarter of a bokchoy, and some meat. All of that for $16, which is abysmal. The taiyaki is just two pieces of frozen puff pastry sandwiched together. Overall, its pretty bad value for the price.

First time writing a review, feels like I have to. Ordered bbq pork, short ribs, army hotpot, seafood pancake. BBQ pork and beef short ribs are super salty, chewy. Seafood pancake was so plain, I can even taste the flour, the worst part is they just gave soy sauce for dipping! Hotpot was just spicy tomato flavoured soup, does not taste anything Korean, just weird spicy. Not worth it with the price and portions, so much better options around the area, regret giving this place a try.

Love their ARMY STEW! This is the place to come during the cold hot pot season~ My friend and I tried out this korean hot pot joint near White Rock, and it was pretttty amazing! We ordered the individual pot size to share between the 2 of us, and the small size itself was already big enough to fill us both up. The pot is packed with ramen, cheese, sausages, rice cake, pork and veggies, not too spicy yet has a nice flavour. The korean style crispy fried chicken comes in 3 flavours, original/honey butter/house sauce. We chose the honey butter one and we loved it! The glaze that the chicken was tossed in had a nice mix of sweet and salty, and still manage to kept the fried coating super crisp to bite into. It would have been even better if there was a boneless option. The drinks were also prettty nice to try too Budae Jjigae - $14.25 Korean Style Fried Chicken 6pcs Honey Butter - $8.95 Brown Sugar Pearl Milk - $5.50 Taro Fresh Milk - $5.50

Great comfort food that won't break the bank. Taste of food is good and consistent. Service here is also excellent even though everytime I go it seems to be different people working but it is great everytime!Food: 5/5