Great grab and go snack store. All sorts of Asian desserts to snacks to full meal deal! Price is relatively high for a mid day snack kind of deal. I don't recalls any tables for sit down service. We usually get take outs and eat them at home.

We were looking for a place to buy tofu and soy milk and Sun Ta Tofu seemed to fit the bill! This place has an absolute plethora of Vietnamese delights throughout the store. There are tables packed with various prepared foods and snacks, and fridges with additional food, drinks, desserts, meats, pickles, etc. There's also a deli counter for banh mi, rice dishes, and noodle dishes. So much stuff to try, so little stomach space! Tofu ($5/lb) - All the seasoned tofu can be purchased by the pound for $5/lb. For sale today, they had larger slices of tofu embedded with wood ear and tofu including lemongrass and ginger. They then had smaller cubes with garlic and covered with jalapeno, giving a bit of spiciness, and more cubes tossed with ginger and lemongrass. And then two sizes of regular fried tofu. The person offered us samples of the smaller pieces since this was the first time there. After eating them, we were hooked and ended up getting about 1.5 pounds total between the larger pieces and the small lemongrass. This tofu is so snack-able, just eating one with fantastic lemongrass and ginger flavor makes me want to keep eating them. We ended up eating most of the tofu just by itself... Soy Milk, Non Sweet ($3.50) - This same soy milk can be bought from various Asian groceries stores in Seattle, but the soy milk here is served fresh and warm. I was wondering why they were just kept on the counter instead of in the fridge until I lifted the bottle up and felt the heat emanating from the liquid inside. Fantastic soy beany taste, freshly warm, yum. Also much cheaper than buying it from the grocery stores! Sun Ta Tofu is a bit of a trek to get to, but I will definitely be back for more! Bathrooms - None

I have come here for a variety of Vietnamese fast food options such as their rice rolls, dessert options, and soy milk! I am such a big fan of their hot soy milk that comes sweetened, unsweetened and pandan flavored. They're all delicious options and I love stopping by to grab a jug to go! I also like their other to go options that are beautifully displayed in their store. Additionally I like how friendly and quick the workers are here. I think the prices are reasonable for a quick to go option and are all so freshly made everyday!

Appreciate how clean, welcoming, and tasty everything is! Bahn mi is very tasty and the bread and the ingredients are very fresh.

Really recommend this place for tofu and tofu bahn mi. We have tried some of the meat bahn mi options and they are good, but it's the fresh tofu that is the star here. Excellent value for the price! They tend to include a lot of jalepeno which I usually take off, and I like to add some hoisin sauce since they don't add much sauce to the sandwiches.

Great selection of Asian/Vietnamese"foods to go" cafe items. This Sunday morning I picked up fresh "right out of the oven" soy milk. The 1/2 gallon was hot to the touch because it was just prepared and bottled this morning. The bahn mi selection is freshly made to your order and they have too many selections to list. The service was friendly and warm. Check out Sun Ta Tofu!

Had been waiting for this place to open they did a great job fixing up the run down strip mall that had been there previously. Nice bright space. my dad and I were back to his house after picking something up in the CD. We decided to give them a try. Wanted to get a variety of items to try so we ordered a grilled chicken banh mi, green bean tofu and Bahn Cuon believe there was ground pork mushrooms and onions, really enjoyed flavor of the filling of the Bahn Cuon. They tofu green dish was also delicious. The bahn mi has a kick and not from raw jalapeños that are usually on a banh mi maybe from the pickled veggies I personally like spicy but just a heads up. Service was friendly and quick. Proteins can be in a Bahn Mi, with nooles of rice. There also number of other items available alot like Thanh Son Tofu in Little Saigon, nice to have something in the south end of Seattle.

New spot in Hillman City across the street from Q Bakery, my go to spot for Bahn mi. I tried the grilled pork Bahn mi and fried egg Bahn mi on this trip. Grilled pork Bahn mi had an excellent filling to bread ratio, with generous portions of meat and veggies. The egg bahnmi felt lacking, with way more mayo on the bread than needed. Pricing seemed competitive. I can't comment on the bread as I had my sandwich several hours later when the bread had become soggy. The place is very clean and spacious but is a to-go establishment with no seating. Unlike Q bakery which is staffed almost entirely by Vietnamese women, Sun Ta was staffed primarily by those who did not look ethnically Vietnamese. I will need to come back to try their tofu dishes. Great addition to the community!