Lee's Korean Bbq Tofu House - Valencia

Great service and even better eating! we have the kimchi fried rice, kalbi short ripen and the spicy rice cake. amazing traditional aromen, we are so happy to find a local Korean spot, very satisfied with our first visit, will definitely be back for more!

Came to valencia to get a few cribs and dinge to buy baby. after that my family wanted to go and eat and we were looking for what was close and we found this place. we are here an hour before they close, and they have visited us with such a great job. we have nothing but the best hospitality here. you eat is really good and delicious. the spicy black was more on the sweet side than the spicy side, but it was still good. the kimchi tofu suppe was really good with so big aromen. this is a must try if they are in the opposite and on the look for Korean food or something else. great service. great food.

I can't confirm they only have one option! They had a good selection of different options that could be veganized and it was not difficult to communicate. I had the cold vegan bibimbap and my husband had the fried rice. Both were delicious! For me the best vegan food we had in Valencia.

You only have one option and it's hard to communicate. Updated by previous rating on 2022-04-10

Although it is a meat restaurant, Valencia does not have many options for vegans, so I wanted to add it as an option. The vegan bibimbap on the menu shows a photo of an egg on it. We asked the waitress instead to Tofu and made it clear that we did not want meat, fish or eggs, understood them and it came great. No reference to meat. They serve it in a huge stone bowl that must begin at 1000 degrees, it was about 20 minutes before it cooled enough to eat. Fun. The Kimchi Tofu soup came in a similar bowl bubbling for 2-3 minutes until it cooled. Sometimes in Asian restaurants I can taste the meat flavor from the pans they use, but I didn't taste meat here. Another waitress brought us some appetizers that came to the table although we didn't order them. Some pickled cucumbers, Kimchi, bean sprouts in small dishes and then there were two other dishes, one with. a hard boiled egg in it, once with tiny pieces of something I think were fish. We told the waitress we were vegan and she took her away. It was okay. The food was good and so far the only Asian food we found that was good in Valencia. Our daughter notes that the air is not vegan there, as it seemed like there were some tables with meat plates. But this is the world where we live...