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Where to buy Tofu in China

5 researched product listings in 1 country. Compare label nutrition and recorded shop prices below.

Latest country check 2026-10-22. Each listing shows its own check date. Coverage reflects our research, not every product on the market. Prices exclude delivery fees and may depend on the address.

Highest protein share in this selection: Douweidao Dried tofu extra firm 豆干 in China, at 39.8% of calories from protein.

Most protein per euro in this selection: Zuming 祖名 Fresh fuzhu 鲜腐竹 in China, at 20.2 g/€. Currency conversion uses each country's recorded exchange rate.

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Protein share = protein grams × 4 ÷ kcal. Values are per 100 g as sold on the recorded panel. Dry foods and ready-to-eat foods differ in water content. A dash means the value was not recorded. The same product can appear in several countries.

Product · countryWhere · priceProtein % kcalg protein/€Per 100 g
Dried tofu extra firm 豆干DouweidaoChina · Shanghai · checked 2026-10-22block · soy Epermarket 10.00 CNY CNY66.67 CNY/kgCompare Epermarket productsOnline route recorded 39.8%18.9169 kcal · 16.8 g protein Panel source
Bean flavor kapok tofu 木棉豆腐DouweidaoChina · Shanghai · checked 2026-10-22block · soy Epermarket 13.00 CNY CNY32.50 CNY/kgCompare Epermarket productsOnline route recorded 35.4%19.495 kcal · 8.4 g protein Panel source
Fresh fuzhu 鲜腐竹Zuming 祖名China · Shanghai · checked 2026-10-22strips · soy Epermarket 19.00 CNY CNY95.00 CNY/kgCompare Epermarket productsOnline route recorded 34.5%20.2295 kcal · 25.6 g protein Panel source
Extra soft silken tofu 雪豆腐DouweidaoChina · Shanghai · checked 2026-10-22silken · soy Epermarket 13.00 CNY CNY36.11 CNY/kgCompare Epermarket productsOnline route recorded 33.1%11.466 kcal · 5.5 g protein Panel source
Organic tofu 有机卤豆腐ShangshangyuanChina · Shanghai · checked 2026-10-22block · soy Epermarket 11.90 CNY CNY34.00 CNY/kgCompare Epermarket productsOnline route recorded 32.6%18.3102 kcal · 8.3 g protein Panel source

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