Cho Dang Gol is one of The 15 Best Places for Soybeans in New York City.

1. Cho Dang Gol

8.2
55 W 35th St (btwn 5th & 6th Ave), New York, NY
Korean Restaurant · Koreatown · 141 tips and reviews

ChenyuChenyu: Amazing tofu stew at reasonable price for dinner - lots of delicious appetizers (like kimchi kale, raddish, dried fish, seaweed) start w barley tea, soybean paste and ended w ginger/date tea!

Village VoiceVillage Voice: No better introduction to Korean dubu cookery than the classic soybean meal, featuring three bowls: flocculent freshly made curds, an intriguing white soybean porridge, and a fermented soybean soup. Read more.

StevenSteven: Galbi, bossam, Soy bean stew. Great banchan

Fong On is one of The 15 Best Places for Soybeans in New York City.

2. Fong On

8.5
81 Division St (Eldridge Street), New York, NY
Dessert Shop · Chinatown · 11 tips and reviews

KateKate: Love the sweet tofu pudding and soy bean drink. Can’t go wrong!

BonBon: Been going To this place since I was a Kid at the old location on Mott. New incarnation is much nicer and modern but extremely sloooow/young 🐢 staff. The old man who retired was fast ⚡️

Robert MaherRobert Maher: Great freshly made Tofu

Takahachi is one of The 15 Best Places for Soybeans in New York City.

3. Takahachi

9.0
145 Duane St (btwn W Broadway & Church St), New York, NY
Sushi Restaurant · Tribeca · 80 tips and reviews

Mike C.Mike Chau: Try the Happy Together Roll - Eel, walnuts and asparagus wrapped in soybean paper

Azhar B.Azhar Bay: Everything was tasty, we tried eel, sushi with salmon and avocado, salmon sashimi and grilled salmon with rice! 😍 I will come back again!

Jason V.Jason Villaluz: Sushi made by actual Japanese people

Cote is one of The 15 Best Places for Soybeans in New York City.

4. Cote

8.6
16 W 22nd St (btw 5th & 6th Ave), New York, NY
Korean Restaurant · Flatiron District · 72 tips and reviews

Kimmie O.Kimmie Ohh: Definitely come here for the Butcher’s Feast! You get 4 cuts of beef, banchan, scallion salad, lettuce with ssamjang, egg soufflé, 2 stews (kimchi & doenjang- soybean paste) & soft serve ice cream!

Janut S.Janut Suchato: Galbi is very good and even better than the pricier 220 days dry aged rib eye. Softserve icecream is wonderful.

Karen Y.Karen Yuen: Butcher’s Feast and the Beef Bibimbap

Super Taste is one of The 15 Best Places for Soybeans in New York City.

5. Super Taste

8.4
26 Eldridge St (at Canal St), New York, NY
Noodle Restaurant · Chinatown · 112 tips and reviews

L.C=L.C=: Get the Soy Bean Paste Hand-pulled noodles, so delicious. Dumplings galore is a must

Adam S.Adam Sirois: Get the Mount Qi Spicy beef. One of the best broth dishes in chinatown.

Lodoe S.Lodoe Senge: I think the booming voiced host is sick today pray for her!!

The York Theatre Company is one of The 15 Best Places for Soybeans in New York City.

6. The York Theatre Company

8.6
619 Lexington Ave (at E 54th St), New York, NY
Indie Theater · Midtown East · 4 tips and reviews

Peter S.Peter Shankman: Wonderful, small theater. Great shows. Worth a yearly subscription.

Robert K.Robert Kydd-Robinson: Students can get $20 tickets to any of our shows with a valid student ID. Can purchase them at any time! The box office is open 12-6pm M-F.

Robert K.Robert Kydd-Robinson: Patrons 35 and under can purchase $25 tickets anytime in advance for any performances.

Zawa is one of The 15 Best Places for Soybeans in New York City.

7. Zawa

9.0
354 E 66th St (1st Avenue), New York, NY
Sushi Restaurant · Upper East Side · 12 tips and reviews

Talia R.Talia Rave: So delicious! Might be the best raw fish I ever had. Highly recommend!

A Talking P.A Talking Pickle: Sushi for two was tasty. Service is great, place is also really clean.

Marc S.Marc Schneeberger: Get the omakase. Very good fresh fish and relaxing atmosphere! Worth a visit in the UES.

Her Name is Han is one of The 15 Best Places for Soybeans in New York City.

8. Her Name is Han

9.1
17 E 31st St (btwn Madison & 5th Ave), New York, NY
Korean Restaurant · NoMad · 197 tips and reviews

Leemor Y.Leemor Yuravlivker: Complimentary (bottomless) samplers, delicious food (get the cod with soybean), great service. A+

Srey Y.Srey Yin: Had the seafood soup here and was amazed! The side dishes compliment the main dish so well. The pickled papaya was so refreshing - I’ve got to find more of these!

Sarah P.Sarah P.: Great spot for lunch in k-town: ~$10 menu (cash only) and good portions. Seafood noodles and farro bibimbop (강된장보리비빔밥) are delicious. Spicy noodles and pork katsu are good too

Zabb PuTawn is one of The 15 Best Places for Soybeans in New York City.

9. Zabb PuTawn

8.7
1584 1st Ave (82nd & 83rd St), New York, NY
Thai Restaurant · Yorkville · 11 tips and reviews

Debby B.Debby Butlien: Delicious Thai food. Hands down best on UES. Authentic to expand your horizons!!

Paige C.Paige C: Amazing food! Loved their pad Thai - it was perfectly seasoned and flavored.

Alice D.Alice Davis: Authentic and great. Pad Thai or the green curry

Land Of Plenty is one of The 15 Best Places for Soybeans in New York City.

10. Land Of Plenty

7.7
204 E 58th St (3rd Ave), New York, NY
Szechuan Restaurant · Midtown East · 67 tips and reviews

Village VoiceVillage Voice: The food packs a serious punch utilizing chilies and Sichuan peppercorns. Cough up the cash for big ticket dishes like the braised whole fish filet with soy bean sprouts in roasted chili spiced broth.

Village VoiceVillage Voice: Big-ticket items such as “braised whole fish filet with soy bean sprouts in roasted chili spiced broth” and “Braised lamb filets with napa cabbage and roasted chili” are worth the larger tab. Read more.

Rewan P.Rewan Parti: Lunch specials are only on weekdays. Their Mapo Tofu and garlic string beans are best vegetarian entree. Delicious food.

Hello Saigon is one of The 15 Best Places for Soybeans in New York City.

11. Hello Saigon

8.2
180 Bleecker St (btwn MacDougal & Sullivan St), New York, NY
Vietnamese Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 14 tips and reviews

TNTN: The pho broth here is excellent. Looks oily but isn't actually heavy. The pork chop bun is also great. We enjoyed the crispy spring roll. Will definitely be back.

Mark M.Mark Moskovitz: Delicious Pho, great bubble tea.

Quinton M.Quinton Ma: Banh mi here is amazing! Some of the best in town! Favorite is the special ham, pate, pork roll.

Go! Go! Curry! is one of The 15 Best Places for Soybeans in New York City.

12. Go! Go! Curry!

8.3
273 W 38th St (btwn 7th & 8th Ave), New York, NY
Japanese Curry Restaurant · Garment District · 182 tips and reviews

Kazumi T.Kazumi Terada: Try natto (fermented soybeans) topping for an extra layer of delicious stinkiness and sliminess.

Samy S.Samy S: Delicious, filling, inexpensive, quick lunch. And they take Level Up!

Real Cheap EatsReal Cheap Eats: Try the katsu curry ($7.50). "Flavored with pureed apples, ketchup, curry powder and garam masala, the brown gravy is sweet and mild & is popularly topped with tonkatsu, a breaded, fried pork cutlet." Read more.

Tabata Noodle Restaurant is one of The 15 Best Places for Soybeans in New York City.

13. Tabata Noodle Restaurant

7.3
540 9th Ave (btwn W 39th & W 40th St), New York, NY
Ramen Restaurant · Garment District · 201 tips and reviews

Serious EatsSerious Eats: Get the Tabata Ramen, chicken broth enriched with coconut milk, then topped with ground roasted soybeans.

Village VoiceVillage Voice: Tabata's namesake dish intertwines Burmese and Japanese cuisines. The broth is a combination of soybean and coconut, which is then topped with spicy chicken, red onions, flavored egg, and cilantro.

Emmanuel N.Emmanuel Nastasi: Excellent the wasabi dumplings!! SUPERB RAMEN

Jin Ramen is one of The 15 Best Places for Soybeans in New York City.

14. Jin Ramen

8.3
3183 Broadway (at W 125th St), New York, NY
Ramen Restaurant · West Harlem · 182 tips and reviews

DanielleDanielle: Awesome friendly staff. The pork buns are the best I've EVER had. Green beans are light and refreshing. Great change of pace from soy beans. And the ramen... A+ (obviously I couldn't eat it all)

vinxvinx: best ramen in town. tonkotsu is so delicious and edamame too

ThrillistThrillist: The Hakata Tonkotsu is cooked with pork bones in the broth 'til they release their marrow, giving it a "creamy consistency that rivals milk, melted butter, or gravy." In other words: It's delicious. Read more.

Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill is one of The 15 Best Places for Soybeans in New York City.

15. Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill

8.0
308 W 58th St (btwn 8th & 9th Ave), New York, NY
Sushi Restaurant · Hell's Kitchen · 145 tips and reviews

Beto M.Beto M: The sushi platter, the red soy bean ice cream and the sashimi. If you order sake don't forget to order the wooden box.

Ray L.Ray Lopes: High quality sushi/ sashimi for a late night dinner. And japanese IPA beer!

Blue Ribbon BruceBlue Ribbon Bruce: Go for the spicy seafood soup. It's the bomb!!!!