The Grand Tofu

I had the curry soup for my Yong Tau Fu as well as their fried squid side dish. The curry was really good, not too spicy but has a lot of flavour. It paired well with the ingredients available. You can pick from a wide variety of ingredients to add to your YTF, such as meatballs, fish cakes, vegetables, noodles. It is pretty affordable as well. I’d recommend this place if you like having noodle soup dishes.

Was going to break up with my girlfriend, but the food here was so good that I decided, Ah life couldn't be that bad. Or at least, the pain of eternal struggle with this woman, would be tolerable if I could have a lovely meal here at The Grand Tofu every week. Thank you Grand Tofu for helping me not dump my girlfriend. And also, wow, the prices are sooo good. Like, my girlfriend spends all my money, so you'd think I'd be too poor to eat here. But, all this delicious food for 2 people for just $48? WOW!!! What a deal. I even had extra money to tip the staff, cos they're really good too. In summary, if you want to dump your GF, don't bring her here. Otherwise very good.

Looking for good Chinese crusine in Glen Waverley, Melbourne? I was presently surprised to stumble upon The Grand Tofu, an eatery which offers many delicious authentic food. You can get a big bowl of Young Tofu which consist pieces of tofu or vegetable stuffed with fish or meat paste served in a soup. You can choose your choice of soup base. We ordered a bowl each with Tom Yam and curry soup base. I would highly recommend their piping wok hey Char Kuey Teow (fried flat rice noodle served with prawns, chives, bean spourts and fish cake in a mixed black soy sauce). It's very nice and tasty. I went back to this place the 2nd time for their fried Char Kwey Teow and ordered the stirred beef white Kuey Teow.

Absolutely satisfying curry soup yong tau foo. We always say we want to try some of the other dishes at The Grand Tofu. Alas, we never fail to get the yong tau foo first. The portion size has always been generous - you can mix the noodles if you wish and the set bowl comes with a choice of 6 pieces of YTF. The broth is extremely flavourful, balanced and taste, on point. They thrown in some fresh taugeh (beans sprouts) and accompaniment of greens and walah, you have a balanced meal! So if you haven't been to this place or if you have and just cannot decide on what to get for the day, default recommendation is the YTF!

Just had a takeaway, worst Malaysian I have had for a long time only ordered 3 dishes roti with curry nasi Lemak satay chicken Oil, Oil, Oil, mainly the roti was soaked in oil (or maybe re-fried) terrible chicken curry was oily and below average the Satay sticks also oily below average Nasi Lemak was okay. Not going there again !! not unless I want a stroke .....