Entries tagged with 'Kyotofu'
Page 1 of 1

Viewing Results from: 

Sugar Rush: Kyotofu's Pumpkin Soft Serve

[Photograph: Kathy YL Chan] I suggest you pumpkin fiends hurry your tushes over to Kyotofu in Hell's Kitchen before the 17th. Pumpkin soft serve (soy-based, like all their soft serves) is on the menu only till the end of...

Continue reading »

Kyotofu Anniversary Means Free Samples All Day Today

Kyotofu, the Hell's Kitchen Japanese tofu and dessert bar, is one year old. And to celebrate their anniversary they will be giving out free samples of their new cupcakes, mini misos, & more all day long. And while they have...

Continue reading »

Cassie's Truck and Kyotofu Promise More Cupcakes

Photograph by The Wandering Eater Just when you thought the cupcake craziness might start to die down a little, these two bits of intel hit the blogosphere today. Grub St. reports that the Hell's Kitchen Japanese dessert bar Kyotofu...

Continue reading »

Sugar Rush: Restaurant Ice Cream To Go

In the right corner, wearing blue and white striped trunks, Duane Park! Earlier today, Grub St. posted a great round up of restaurants offering ice cream to go this summer. The list includes Quality Meats, Seymour Burton, Kyotofu and...

Continue reading »

Sugar Rush: New Soft Serve at Kyotofu

At first glance this may look like your standard chocolate/vanilla swirled soft serve, but it most definitely is not. It's the latest offering from Kyotofu, the Japanese dessert restaurant/bakery/tofu shrine in Hell's Kitchen. Added to the menu at the...

Continue reading »

Kyotofu: Best NYC Cupcake and Strangely Beguiling Sweet Tofu

Kyotofu's Signature Sweet Tofu. Photograph by Tam I finally made it to the jewel-like Japanese tofu palace Kyotofu yesterday. I had the chef's lunch dessert selection, and thought most of the offerings were more intriguing than singularly delicious. I...

Continue reading »

Shochu Tasting at Kyotofu

Online food magazine Cravings is having a shochu tasting event at Kyotofu. Shochu is a distilled liquor popular in Japan—often weaker than whisky but stronger than sake. The respective staffs of Cravings and Kyotofu will match different types of sochu...

Continue reading »