SGD Dubu So Gong Dong Tofu & Korean BBQ - Korean restaurant in Quincy - 225 Quincy Ave, USA

This is my first time to SGD Dubu So Gong Dong Tofu & Korean BBQ. This spot is legit! Their seafood pancake is on another level, and the beef bulgogi is straight fire. But let me tell you, the seafood noodle soup is a must-try. It's packed with flavor and will warm your soul. The servers here are on point too, always bringing out the right-sized dishes and refilling them as needed. Plus, the restaurant itself is super clean, creating a great dining atmosphere. If you're craving some amazing Korean food, SGD Dubu So Gong Dong Tofu & Korean BBQ is the spot to hit up!

Great service. Very Korean decor with a very easy and simple menu. Tofu stew was rich and flavorful, full of umami, also piping hot 🔥 SGD used stone plate instead of bowl. Both functioned the same way, and produce crispy rice for the bibimbap. Very enjoyable. Seafood scallion pancakes has delicious crispy edges. Seafood was a bit lacking, but overall very good.

A bare bones decor, with a well meaning staff if not trained, that serves consistently well cooked and satisfying fare. The Korean menu never changes, it has been condensed to few permanent classics of that cuisine and they will stick to it. The upside is that you can rely on their try and true dishes. If a healthy vegetarian Bibimbap is your thing, this is the place to indulge in it. My only reservation is that they do not serve alcohol, and that is a disservice to the inherently spicy food they take pride on. Considering sneaking a thermos with ice cold beer next time I dine there.

The restaurant is modern and nicely decorated with ample parking. The staff was really friendly and the hot tea was perfect on a rainy day. I got the tofu soup with beef and kalguksu noodles. The dish definitely looked interesting and I'm glad I tried it. The portion of the beef did seem inadequate but overall the soup is similar to ramen as a comparison. The side dishes were good and we even got a second round of them!

Only 4 because we only tried two plates on our first time. Our visit on a Sunday afternoon was nice, no rush. We ordered as appetizer the japshae which was amazing and the beef bulgogi fantastic!!!!!! We will be back!

The place is nice clean and organized, the food wasn’t great but good, the prices is acceptable, I really enjoyed it!

I get the beef soup, regular spice with kalguksu noodles every time. With a egg. (If you get the hot clay pot bowl of rice, they give you an egg you can crack in yourself!). Below is the rice cake with sweet and spicy sauce. Perfect for a cod rainy day!

Great dumplings. Great seafood pancake. The hot stone bibimbap came on a stone plate instead of the pot... the amount of beef in the bibimbap plate left a bit to be desired. The soup dish also was lacking meat. The presentation was nice though and food was tasty. The menu is very simple...