Kong Tofu House - Carta

The portions are generous and the prices are reasonable. The Korean cuisine is very authentic! I really love their spicy beef soup.

Junk with a capital J. Banchan was gross, Kim chee super bland and watered down, kimchee stew was super sour and watery, barely any beef.

Absolutely amazing! The short rib was incredibly tasty, and I thoroughly enjoyed the soup and sides as well. Everything was simply divine, and I couldn't be more pleased with my experience. Ver carta

It's not fancy or trendy, but I really appreciate the cozy atmosphere, along with the comforting soup and dishes they serve at reasonable prices. The soup is packed with enough protein to fill you up and warm you on chilly days.

My friend and I stopped by for a quick lunch, and the food was absolutely fantastic and delicious. We ordered the beef bulgogi combo for two, which was reasonably priced for students like us. The restaurant is a bit small, but it is clean and nicely decorated with pictures of Korean cuisine. The staff was attentive and friendly. Overall, I highly recommend this wonderful restaurant to anyone!

Listen up—YOU NEED TO TRY THEIR WINGS! Throughout my time as a student at UW and dining at KTH, I've always opted for the tofu soup combo with galbi. But recently, I decided to try their sweet and spicy wings, and honestly, they are the best wings I've ever had on the Ave! They even come with rice cakes. I give them a perfect score of 200/10. *You can also call ahead to place a pickup order!* Ver carta

Came here for dinner and ordered a combo. Maybe I ordered the bad dishes but the bibimbap was just not good. Everything in the bowl didn't feel like it didn't belong together and it just didn't taste good. This is the reason for the lower review. The soup was pretty typical, nothing really special but it was the best thing I got. The side dishes also weren't that good. Everything came out decently quickly and it was inexpensive.

I visited again recently and tried the Spicy Kimchi Pork Bowl. It was incredibly delicious, and I highly recommend any of the dishes served in the hot stone bowls. On my previous visit, I had the Bibimbap Combo without the hot stone bowl, and I missed out on that delightful crispy texture. The wait staff have been very helpful in assisting my vegetarian friends by pointing out which items contain bone broth and suggesting suitable substitutes.

I got food poisoning here. I had a bibimbap combo with beef for dinner yesterday and when I got home I couldn't hold anything down. I experienced chills, fever, and other symptoms of food poisoning. I know it has to be from Kong's because I didn't eat anything else except for a wrapped protein bar at home. My friends ordered the bulgogi pork and kim chee pork and felt fine, so it must have been the veggies, meat, or egg in the bibimbap. Just wanted to write this review so people are warned. Ver carta