Has anyone been to Kyotofu yet? Any reviews? (12 replies, last updated by zGustibus November 2, 2006)

http://www.chowhound.com/topics/show/325079?query=kyotofu&user_name= (8 replies, last updated by kathryn January 29, 2007)

Planning to visit Nook and Kyotofu tomorrow perhaps. Any food recommendations or things to avoid at Nook? Also, is Kyotofu worthwhile for desserts or hyped up? Any suggestions of what to order at Kyotofu? (2 replies, last updated by kathryn October 12, 2007)

I went to kyotofu late Sat night and definitely think that it’s overrated and overpriced. It’s a stylish conceptual space – and the conceptual menu aims too high as well. The savories weren’t bad, but on... (9 replies, last updated by cimui September 10, 2007)

I don’t think they have hot sake at Kyotofu, I know they have a sake tasting event coming up for $60 (sake + food), you might want to call and try that. I really like the original tofu with brown sugar sauce, I like the... (5 replies, last updated by AgentRed August 21, 2007)

Is there much of a wait for Kyotofu on a Saturday evening, say after 9pm? And is the $15 tasting the way to go here? Any recommendations? (3 replies, last updated by kathryn January 31, 2007)

hesitation. It food is delicious, well-presented, vegetarian, healthy, and priced, if not inexpensively, then not unreasonably. Kyotofu is a small boutique venue whose savory dishes — based on my choices, anyway —... (1 reply, last updated by jakew8 December 12, 2007)

Kyotofu is definitely worth a try, don’t think you’ll find anything else like it in the city (as long as you don’t go for the flourless chocolate cake). (4 replies, last updated by MMRuth February 20, 2007)

Maybe you can try Kyotofu? They’re open til 1:30 on Fridays. (3 replies, last updated by Pan March 31, 2009)

Call Kyotofu and see if they will sell you a whole one – their stuff is absolutely delicious. http://www.kyotofu-nyc.com/ (5 replies, last updated by omotosando January 16, 2008)

Kyotofu? It’s a Japanese dessert bar. Kind of in the opposite direction from Grand Central, though. http://flickr.com/photos/kathryn/tags/kyotofu http://thewanderingeater.wordpress.com/2007/05/12/a-night-of-kyotofu... (3 replies, last updated by kam0424 July 7, 2007)

First place that comes to mind is Kyotofu on 9th Avenue. Japanse desert restarant. (2 replies, last updated by MWileyLach February 20, 2009)

Kyotofu is excellent if you are in the mood to be a little adventurous. Authentic japanese desserts in a beautiful setting, and casual is totally ok. Plus, with the strike, they are offering 25% off your total bill. (1 reply, last updated by kiworan79 November 19, 2007)

Kyotofu has to-go items http://www.kyotofu-nyc.com (6 replies, last updated by dayzzd April 29, 2007)

all of these places are vegetarian or veg-friendly and open late: Hummus Place Kyotofu Dojo Vynl Ashkara Counter Atlas you can search the board for reviews/opinions. (2 replies, last updated by goodhealthgourmet September 16, 2009)