The Tofu Concept Chefs Have Been Waiting For
For years, tofu has hovered on the edges of foodservice menus - often well-intentioned, but rarely exciting. Too often it’s been treated as a compromise; a substitute for meat rather than a hero ingredient capable of delivering real depth, texture and flavour. Yet for centuries, tofu has been a cornerstone of East Asian cuisine, valued for its versatility, protein content and ability to carry bold, savoury flavours.








