So Gong Dong Soondubu - Honolulu

The portion sizes are small compared to the price, but the taste is better than average. They will replenish your banchan (side dishes) upon request. Considering its location, I would definitely return if I’m in the mood for tofu soup.

Let me start off by saying the food here is great but the service was horrible. I ordered the soft tofu soup combo with bbq chicken which the chicken was tender and the soup tasted great! The soup was boiling hot which gave the ambiance a nice traditional feeling.Onto the service I was received was horrible. The man who served me and my girlfriend had not only treated us with disrespect, but also laughed at us when I asked if they took Apple Pay. At the end, they didn't accepted Apple Pay since they DO NOT accept via Apple Pay in the morning. Again, I'd like to emphasize the food is amazing but their service can be greatly improved.

Ordered to go. rib soup was decent but everything else was terrible. banchan was bad, soon dubu was bland.Food: 1/5

This place has been around for a while and my mom said it was very unassuming and they hadn't tried it until recently.The food here is delicious and we've gone a few times since I've been back in Hawaii. There is quite a bit of variety in terms of what to eat and their sundubu 순두부 combos are a pretty good deal. There are a variety of sundubu to choose from along with a proteinThe staff are always running around since it's usually busy, so they come off as a bit rude. But it's understandable when I see the number of bags waiting for pickup and the line up that starts to build up.Parking is a bit difficult as there's not much in terms of street parking and parking in the lot in front of Yogustory is a bit tight and appears to fill up quickly.Highly recommend if you're in the area and looking for good Korean food.Food: 5/5Staff: 3/5Atmosphere: 4/5Value: 5/5Overall: 4.25/5

The food was decent, but the service left much to be desired. They had just finished their lunch rush, so don’t expect too much when you visit. It’s a bare-bones experience, not quite what you would expect from an Aloha atmosphere.