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Cho Dang Gol menu: three tofu-stew directions

A tofu-stew title does not tell you everything in the pot. For these three examples, the useful distinction is perilla seed powder in a white stew, assorted seafood in a spicy stew, or the vegetable mixture in a spicy stew.

Only these three tofu stews were corroborated. Other saved descriptions omit beef in kimchi tofu stew and pork in biji; do not rely on their meat-free dietary labels. The destination offers English, Chinese and Spanish.

Seed powder, seafood or vegetables

These added ingredients distinguish the three selected stews.

White stew with seed powder

Perilla seed tofu stew

The restaurant describes homemade tofu in a white stew with perilla seed powder. It differs from the two spicy examples by that named seed ingredient and broth direction; “white” does not establish a dairy ingredient.

Assorted seafood in spicy stew

Seafood tofu stew

The restaurant and saved entry both identify tofu with assorted seafood. No exact species list is given in this source, so confirm the seafood mixture instead of assuming a particular shellfish or fish.

Tofu and assorted vegetables

Vegetable tofu stew

The source names homemade tofu and assorted vegetables in a spicy stew. This differs from the explicitly seafood example, but the brief ingredient line does not certify every broth or cooking ingredient.

Choose broth direction, then ingredients

Start with white versus spicy, then compare the ingredient added to tofu.

  1. 01

    Choose white or spicy stew

    Perilla is the white-stew example; seafood and vegetables are the spicy examples. The source gives no numeric heat scale.

  2. 02

    Compare the added ingredient

    Seed powder, seafood and vegetables give three different directions around tofu. Choose that ingredient before treating all tofu stews as equivalent.

  3. 03

    Confirm the actual order

    Lunch and Dinner are separate menu labels, not a promise of different portion sizes. Ask about the available version, rice and ingredients when ordering.

Before choosing

Is every kimchi or tofu stew meat-free?

No. The restaurant lists beef in Spicy Kimchi Tofu Stew and pork in its biji dishes. Those examples are excluded here, and saved descriptions and labels omit those ingredients.

Does white stew mean cream is added?

The source calls Perilla Seed Tofu Stew white and lists tofu with seed powder. It does not establish a cream recipe; confirm the full ingredients if this matters.

Choose with the preparation in mind

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Sources and editorial notes

Independent guide, not affiliated with Cho Dang Gol. Saved menu captured September 10, 2026. Original menu publication date unknown. Restaurant sources reviewed October 4, 2026; versions and availability may change.

Sources reviewed: October 4, 2026