Top Korean Restaurant in Fremont
Gangnam Tofu House
3619 Thornton Ave, Fremont, CA 94536, United States
Originally from LA and whenever I’m in the mood for Korean food Gangnam Tofu is the spot! Tried other Korean restaurants in the Fremont/Newark area and none of them compare to the flavor and quality Gangnam Tofu provides. Delicious tofu soup, meats, and banchan!
Miga Korean Restaurant
39033 State St, Fremont, CA 94538, United States
One of the best Korean restaurants in california, I would 100% recommend. Food was absolutely delicious and fresh. They really know how to treat costumers, so polite and friendly and so attentive, I felt like I was in Korea. I ordered combination soft tofu soup I felt like my soup had every fish from the ocean, so amazing.Thank you so much, I will definitely come back tomorrow and every time I want some great korean food.It doesnt make sense why they dont have five stars.If i could rate you guys 10 stars I would, frankly❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Spoon Korean Bistro
46695 Mission Blvd, Fremont, CA 94539, United States
Food tasted like frozen section of KP market that was heated up. Service was not good. They didnt refill our empty bottle of water used to refill our own water cups. Water cups smelled gross before we even poured the water in it. They didnt refill our kimchi. Basic service for a Korean place with barely any ppl in it was lacking. I give 2 stars because they had a smile on their face but no sense for how service in a Korean restaurant should be. Kimchi dumplings did not taste like kimchi or had any cabbage in it at all. And we mentioned it to them but nothing was done about it. Spam kimbap was just raw spam cut up and put in it. Atleast grill the spam first. Pork belly was flavorless. Menu says there was suppose to be lettuce too wrap the kbbq with but it never came out. Cabbage was just steamed and unseasoned. Not even a little salt. Pork Belly tasted like it was boiled and then pan fried. Not very flavorful and soft. The Korean Noodle Soup was kind of salty and spicy but not much as far as flavor. There was a little flavor but not much. The noodles absorbed into the broth so easily and made the broth thick even though the soup was still really hot. We didnt like the thick broth. The Jobs Tears drink tastes like the little packets you get in a box from KP market. Just mixed with water. Nothing special about it but it wasnt bad.
Korean Cuisine Bob Sang
4185 Cushing Pkwy, Fremont, CA 94538, United States
A Korean restaurant operated by few Korean aunties, makes you feel like having a nice delicious Korean food at a Koreans home.Had their mixed rice with vegetables, spicy cold noodle, and beef rib soup, all very nice will definitely come again.
Korea House- Orient Express Restaurant
1884 Fremont Blvd, Seaside, CA 93955, United States
Most tasty Korean restaurant in Seaside. I think that Kimchi Spicy Soup is very yummy.
Aria Korean Street Food (Inside T4)
36400 Fremont Blvd, Fremont, CA 94536, United States
Ordered some wings (garlic soy) and plain with a couple of hot sauces, bulgogi fries, and the gangjung. I enjoyed most of the choices but found that the unsauced wings with dipping sauces were better than the others which were a bit too sweet. Chicken was nice and crunchy while not being too dry. The gangjung was solid. The bulgogi fries were straight fire though damn. We ordered eggs with our fries because eggs, and while they added to the fries, we wish they were runny eggs rather than fried to hard yolks, it definitely would be better as such.
Soo Ja Fusion Bistro
6038 Stevenson Blvd, Fremont, CA 94538, United States
This is the cursed spot of Fremont/Newark. Ive been to every single food business that tried to make it work. I sincerely hope this place lasts more than a year.Came here on a Tuesday afternoon, ordered a bulgogi meal along with Sapporo.The meal came as a dome of rice, bulgogi, and a small salad with dressing. Salad was fine, crisp lettuce, light dressing, and for some reason, 3 blueberries. Bulgogi was pleasant, not at all overly marinated and excessively sweet. It had a good balance of sweet and savory flavor.One small criticism is that the Sapporo is $8, which is on the high side of beer. Korean restaurants are usually slightly more expensive than typical Asian sit-downs, the food quality and service can make up for it. I just didnt expect this to also reflect on the beer. I imagine this to be because did the Sapporo was even $2 cheaper, patrons are more likely to order Japanese beer over the Korean soju, but thats just speculations.Overall, Im coming back. The food was good, severs were attentive, and they open late.
Moms Tofu House
46851 Warm Springs Blvd, Fremont, CA 94539, United States
This place is really good if youre craving Korean food. Because I rarely go to a Korean restaurant, I cant really speak for its authenticity or anything like that.But what I CAN speak for is this:- I loved the flavors of everything Ive ever ordered at Moms Tofu, authentic or not. They always satisfy my cravings for Korean food and thats all I need! I am happy ^____^- The service here is really good. Ive had two different waiters during my two visits and they were both super friendly and happily answered any questions I had. They also scream THANK YOU when you leave which makes you feel appreciated as a customer. YOURE WELCOME (: (:- The food was served really fast, although we went around when they opened and there werent that many others in the restaurant yet.- My stone pot today was hot and delicious. The spicy pork was a perfect mix of spiciness and sweetness. I really wish they gave me more of it though. For $13 a pot, the meat and everything else in the pot ratio was so off! After I stirred everything together, the meat was nowhere to be found. They have to still be in the pot, right???- The tofu soup that my boyfriend ordered was really good too. He said it was too spicy this time but I didnt think so. He just cant handle it when things get too hot, harhar ;) If we traded our dishes, I would have been equally as happy with my dining experience!While Im sure there are better Korean places around, this place never lets me down. (:
Melting Wok
39370 Civic Center Dr Suite.A, Fremont, CA 94538, United States
My recent dining experience at Melting Wok in Fremont California, a Korean restaurant, left me absolutely delighted. Nestled in a charming corner of town, this culinary gem is a haven for those seeking an authentic taste of Korean cuisine.As soon as I stepped into Melting Wok, the warm and inviting atmosphere instantly made me feel at ease. The restaurants elegant yet cozy interior, adorned with Korean artwork and tasteful decor, set the stage for an exceptional dining experience.The menu at Melting Wok showcases an extensive array of mouthwatering Korean dishes. From classic favorites like bulgogi and bibimbap to lesser-known delights, there is something to satisfy every palate. The chefs expertise in Korean cuisine is undeniable, as each dish is prepared with meticulous attention to detail and traditional flavors.One standout dish that immediately caught my attention was the signature Korean barbecue. The succulent cuts of marinated meat grilled to perfection right at the table created an interactive and exciting dining experience. The tender, flavorful meat, coupled with the accompanying banchan (side dishes), provided an explosion of tastes and textures that left me yearning for more.The selection of vegetarian options at Melting Wok is equally impressive. The restaurant ensures that those with dietary preferences or restrictions can still savor the authentic flavors of Korean cuisine. From savory tofu stews to crispy vegetable pancakes, the vegetarian dishes are prepared with the same level of care and attention as their meat counterparts.Furthermore, the staff at Melting Wok exemplifies exceptional hospitality. Each member of the team is friendly, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic about sharing their love for Korean food with patrons. They are more than willing to guide you through the menu, suggest pairings, and offer insight into various dishes, ensuring that you have an unforgettable dining experience.The attention to detail extends to the presentation of each dish. The colorful and artfully arranged plates not only showcase the culinary mastery, but they also reflect the restaurants dedication to creating a visual feast that complements the incredible flavors.
KoJa Kitchen
43845 Pacific Commons Blvd Ste SP-5G, Fremont, CA 94538, United States
They charge you for things that you didnt ask for?? The restaurant is asian, but it feels like were back in Asia and scamming us again. And its not even that much like asia, 1. Its not spicy 2. Its not even Japanese anymore 3. Just the Korean is all gone now, its just AMERICAN RESTAURANT! Hopefully they provide better service and STOP THE SCAMMING!!!