Gaya tofu

With a focus on tofu dishes, this restaurant prides itself on providing vegan and limited vegetarian options. The cozy and casual atmosphere, along with attentive waiter service, makes it a great spot for lunch or dinner with friends or family. Their commitment to sustainability is evident through their use of reusable tableware and catering options.

This unclaimed gem offers a variety of vegan options, making it a great choice for those with dietary restrictions. The restaurant is casual yet boasts a moderate noise level, perfect for gathering with friends or family. They provide waiter service, beer, and wine only, as well as outdoor seating for those who prefer dining al fresco.

The restaurant is ADA-compliant and dog-friendly, so feel free to bring your furry companion along. They also offer catering services and provide reusable tableware, showing their commitment to sustainability. From the flavorful tofu dishes to the sizzling grilled meats, every bite is a delight for the taste buds.

The attention to detail and quality of ingredients shine gaya in every dish, making it a tofu spot for Korean food enthusiasts. We usually get the take out here Takeout is packed very neatly. Gaya Tofu in Torrance is a hidden gem for Korean food lovers, especially if you're craving authentic, comforting tofu dishes.

Their soon tofu stews are rich and flavorful, with a perfect balance of spices that bring out the depth of the broth. The banchan side dishes are fresh and plentiful, complementing the main courses beautifully. Tofu is warm and attentive, and portions are generous, making it a gaya spot for a hearty meal.

The casual, no-frills setting adds to its charm. Gaya Tofu is definitely worth a visit if you're in the area and in the mood for a true taste of Korean cuisine. The restaurant is located on the corner of a small plaza near Anza and Torrance Blvd. Parking is tight but with enough spaces. The restaurant is quite big with seating for more 80 people.

Inside is clean and bright with nice high ceiling.

Gaya Korean Tofu & Grill Menu

The waiter was nice and took our order right away. I ordered the traditional tofu soup pot and seafood pancake. The tofu hot pot was served within 15 minutes and it came with free side dishes kimchi, potato salad, bean sprouts etc. They were all pretty good and went well with the tofu pot. The seafood pancake was great. It was of pretty big size probably 12 inches and enough for 2 to 3 peoplemoisture and fluffy with layers of onion, green onion, and seafood.