Thanh Son Tofu

Horrible service and disorganized. I haven’t found a single stable item to love. Also, how did they manage to screw up the main attraction, a.k.a (soft and fried) tofu? This place is in need a serious «fix me up» work.

I am conflicted about how to rate this place. The tofu is delicious but I felt that the customer service I received was terrible.
On my recent visit, my mom and I wanted to buy some fried tofu. We were standing there for some time before we were served. When we were finally served, the older woman who served us (I think she’s the owner’s wife) was unsmiling and she made us feel like we were an inconvenience to her.
On a previous visit my mom was given some broken pieces of tofu and when she asked if she could have some unbroken pieces instead (there were lots of whole pieces left), the older man (who I’m pretty sure is the owner) who was standing near the employee who was serving my mom said that the broken pieces are the same as the whole pieces.
I was not too happy about the service. However, I did enjoy the tofu.
They have several types of fried tofu. I tried the lemongrass chili fried tofu (3 pieces for $ 1) and the onion, vermicelli and mushroom fried tofu (5 pieces for $ 1). The lemongrass chili tofu pieces are bigger than the onion, vermicelli and mushroom ones. They are both delicious. The outside is crispy and the inside is soft and chewy. Not spongy tasting at all. The tofu pieces are very flavorful and they smell divine. You can really taste the individual flavors mixed into the tofu.
FYI: There is a sign that says that the minimum order allowed for tofu purchases is $ 2.
As good as the tofu is, I will not return because of the service.

Will stop by here everytime I go to Mississauga Chinatown. Fresh batches of fried tofu continuously come out along with the Viet fish cake (cha ca). They also have regular or pandan tofu pudding (豆腐花) and have a wide variety of colourful desserts and drinks.

I have been here many times already, never had a chance to write a review on this place.
This is the adult version of wonderland, well for me anyways. I could eat anything and everything in here. The cha chien is probably the best in town, for $ 5 you get the size of a pizza slice and as thick as a burger.
The desserts are the best in town as well. The variety they have makes me very happy. When you look at the selection, you just want one of everything.
They also have one of the best and cheapest tofu fa here.
Everything in here is decently priced and very well prepared. Just an awesome place for authentic Vietnamese food (snack wise, not dishes) and desserts.
Will i come back… i want to put my bed in here.

I tried to go here, but they decided to close 45 mins earlier. I don’t care, but that’s not how you do business.

Quality Cha Ca (Deep Fried Fish cakes) !! have gone here for years, excellent vietnamese dessert selection, and price is just right. Fresh sweet sticky rice and I really like their spring rolls as well and the tofu is yummmmmm, I don’t even like tofu so that says a lot.

They have be thui (roasted veal served rare). That alone warrants the 4 stars. It’s only available on weekends but go Friday to be safe. I went Friday at 5pm and saw only 10 portions. $ 14 per box serves around 4 ppl. If you’re a pig like me, then it’s enough for 2 ppl. Their iced coffee was delicious. Better than Second Cup’s iced coffee!!! They carry de xao lan and tiet canh vit on weekends too. Saw only 5 boxes of tiet canh though so arrive early!

THE HEAVEN OF VIETNAMESE FOOD!
This is the place to go if you’re looking for a vast variety of Vietnamese foods, I come here almost every sunday (though I’m biased because I’m vietnamese) and I get something different every time! The food here is very fresh, and the quality is top-​notch. A one star deduction due to poor layout or enforcements of service. You will get line cutters a lot of the time, and I do see a bit of favouritism of Vietnamese customers. If you don’t speak Vietnamese, try to pick the younger ones, as they do understand english better. Looking forward to coming here again! :)

Nestled in Mississauga chinatown, this place has an extensive list of stuff. The only problem is that I don’t speak vietnamese and some of the descriptions aren’t clear.
The fried tofu is very popular but I remember it being tasteless. The presentation and display of the product looks great. My only qualm is that they are not fluent in english and they don’t speak cantonese.
This place is really busy on saturdays when I’ve gone. You have to joustle your way around the place.
This is one of the few places that offers pandan flavoured tofu pudding (Tao foo fa) but we prefer the original.