We tried light sugar and black sesame soy drink. They were smooth and thick in texture. They tasted good but with sugar, you can't appreciate the real soy taste. However if you are milk drinker, these may be friendlier to you. We also tried a block tofu and yes you can taste freshness and flavorful tofu. If you appreciate taste of no sugar added drink, I recommend Westsoy or Trader Joe's soy. They both taste great without any additive (also no sugar) and you definitely get more protein for your money. However getting soy here will support local business and you get fresh squeezed soy. Wherever you get your soy, it's always better than the milk from water contaminting cows. Just look up how much air and water pollution cows are contributing.

first time trying these soy milk and i was impressed! the associates in the shop was really nice, he let me try what i was interested in! i only tried strawberry, plain and black sesame and i liked allllll 3 of them. altho they are all sweetened, they are only lightly sweetened! the plain one also have non sweet! i am not a huge soy milk fan but i must say this place is quality!

A small shop in an unassuming strip mall which makes by far my favorite soy milk. It's super thick and luscious with almost the consistency of lassie. This is the place that convinced me that soy milk can be something not thin, watery, and overly sweet. They also offer bottles with additions blended in like red bean or black sesame! For each, they have a light sweet and no sweet variant. I would recommend the light sweet ones because I feel they have just the right amount of sugar to complement the fresh soy bean taste without tasting like straight sugar water. The tofu pudding is my favorite item in the store, with some of the softest, silky tofu topped with sugared beans. It's a super simple dessert but very refreshing and comforting. Everything in the store is pricey but I think it is worth the price given how much more I enjoy this over supermarket soymilk/tofu. I always stop by when in town so I know I'll be back shortly

The amount of effort to produce soy milk as your only product shows how much passion the owners have for their product. The variety of flavors here was shocking ranging from matcha to adzuki red bean to rose and even cucumber. Though there aren't any seats (you order standing up!), the ambiance is very raw and real! When you walk in you can see exactly all the machinery used as well as the very few workers working there. I really enjoyed the short and sweet customer experience and tried a bunch of flavors before deciding on my final two choices: corn soy milk- 9/10 Super subtle flavor and it's hard to get tired of the taste because of it. The soy milk is very rich and creamy but light at the same time. unsweetened soy milk- 9/10 I really recommend this option if you just want something simple. The og flavor is always the best! The perfect sweetness and texture too. I never had soy milk that is equally rich and light.

My neighbor raved about how US Soypresso has the best, most creamy soymilk ever. Soymilk isn't my favorite thing in the world but the way she was stanning the stuff, I was sold and stopped by to get as many different flavors as I could to try out. This isn't a fancy set-up and the prices blew me away BUT when I think about how much effort and passion it would take me to recreate what they do PLUS bottle in glass and with organic ingredients, it's worth it. If I ever win the lottery, I'm adding binging on US Soypresso soymilk all day long to my list of things to do. I got unsweetened plain, sweetened plain, black sesame, adzuki red bean and I lucked out and scored the last bottle of matcha flavor. I also picked up tofu puddings that came with red bean and mung beans. Everything was as good as my neighbor said. It is all so creamy and velvety in consistency. I like their soymilks warmed up or cold so I can see this being an all-seasons pickup for me. I've kept the glass bottles to return next time I go. There might be a bottle refund?

A little bit pricey but such a thick and creamy soymilk well worth the drive. You get the soymilk in these nice large glass bottles, which explains the price. I got the plain (unsweetened) and black sesame which only has sweetened. Unfortunately didn't get there for when they had the rose soymilk. Parking was relatively easy and small store. Quick and easy to go in and order. Will definitely get again!

Echoing others, you should come here early to choose what flavors you want. I came here fairly late, and they ran out of a couple. I ended up getting the plain soy milk with sugar and tofu pudding. They ran out of the red bean, so they gave me two servings of mung bean for the tofu pudding. They were both delicious, perfect level of sweetness and very authentic. It is on the expensive side, but I'd recommend you to try it if you want to up your soymilk level.

Looks great. Very small operation. New to area. All things Japanese style tofu products. Tofu milk in matcha, etc. All densities of tofu! I need to try more firsthand. I will update as I try more.

Come right at opening if you want a shot at all their flavors. I don't recall what time I arrived, but they only had 1 corn milk in a small and light sweet and black sesame in the large size. I was hoping to get multiple small sizes so I could share with my family and ended up with 2 larges for myself. I can't speak mandarin so I wasn't really able to communicate, but the lady who works here helped directed me to the fridges after I stared at the menu and hand gestures go a long way, y'all. Prices were a little high for what the product is, but the flavors were on point. I'm hoping to come back again (earlier) for more flavors.