Discover Restaurants offering the best Asian food in Fremont, California, United States. Fremont (/ˈfriːmɒnt/ FREE-mont) is a city in Alameda County, California, United States. It was incorporated on January 23, 1956, from the merger of five smaller communities: Centerville, Niles, Irvington, Mission San Jose, and Warm Springs. The city is named after John C. Frémont, an American explorer and the first Republican presidential candidate in 1856.
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4 based on 32 reviews
Normally, I write reviews from other places I've visited but never have I decided to write one that's most closest to me! Sushi Tango deserves more recognition!!! It has to be one of my favorite places in the bay area for their fresh quality and wonderful service.Both lunch and dinner are great but I can give you more input on what I like the best here :)For lunch, they offer a two item or three item bento boxes with a good selection of options to choose from. My personal favorite would have to be 3 item box with chicken teriyaki, sashimi, and tempura! As for sushi, you can never go wrong with any of the rolls! My personal favorites are the Sexy Lady and Lion King. Dinner is a little different with the teriyaki dinners coming out on a hot plate! YUMMM If you have any large groups, parties, or even family dinners, they can definitely accommodate :)
4 based on 61 reviews
We returned for a Friday night meal on New Years weekend. We shared a large saki and they also brought out complementary edamane.For our appetizers we shared sashimi as well as shrimp and vegetable tempura appetizers.We had their specialty Volcano Roll which was good.For our main, we shared their salmon with rice.Overall food was tasty and filling.Since its been a busy week, staff seemed a bit tired and slow tonight - its understandable given the very busy week of holiday dining.The restaurant decor is upscale. There is a nice bar area as well.Christmas tree was up as well as other holiday decorations
4 based on 65 reviews
I ordered take out and so I won't be able to say anything about the ambiance and the premises itself. The curries were really tasty and flavorful. There is a slight difference in Pakistani food as compared to typical Indian food and I could feel the difference, especially in the Chicken curry we ordered.The food portions were impressively large and was reasonably priced.
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4 based on 28 reviews
We've been using this family Sushi shop for over 10 years now. They have a rabid fan base and it is always top notch preparation for their dishes. It's small inside, reminding me very much of an authentic Japanese restaurant. Parking really is tough around dinner hour because of the small lot and several food shops in the strip mall. I would not try to go there on a Friday or Saturday evening as your first visit. Although they are very attentive and accommodating, the size makes it hard to enjoy the true ambiance of a nice family shop. Otherwise, the sushi itself is a really good take out option. On busy nights, It might be helpful if someone can drop you off long enough to pick up your take out order and just drive around until you re-emerge with you feast.
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4 based on 39 reviews
My husband and I have tried several sushi establishments in the Tri-City area, and Satomi is our go-to place.They have 2 locations, one on Thornton and one on Mowry. The Mowry location is the better if the two, we think. They are always busy on weekends and come prepare to wait a while. Tables do move fairly quick.The service is very hit or miss, your food may come out in bizarre order, they may even mess up your order, but their fish is always fresh here. They do have some specials from time to time, so do ask the servers. However, don't expect them to know the prices of those specials. It is a family and kids friendly place, with fresh fish and plenty of cooked items to choose from for those who are not a fan of raw stuff.
4 based on 76 reviews
Energized by a passion for serving and a love of Indian cuisine, Chaat Bhavan - Fremont is more than a restaurant -- it's a way of life. Specializing in northern and southern Indian delicacies, we have over 70 dishes on our menu with an emphasis on vegeta
Mouth watering chats and other Indian snack items are served here. They are good and the place is mostly crowded during the holidays and weekends. Usha, it's great you find our chaat and various other offerings delicious! Hope you join us for another mouthwatering meal again soon.Best,Team at Chaat Bhavan
4 based on 54 reviews
This place is very popular and I now understand why. The food is delicious, service efficient and courteous. and prices are very reasonable. The place is simple but clean. My favorite dish Is the crispy fish with garlic sauce but everything we ordered was pretty good. Highly recommended!
4 based on 42 reviews
We are a small family owned restaurant striving to grow. Our goal is to serve the best dining experience through our delicate Crepe and Thai dishes. We have run our business for a decade in Fremont since we established. The consistency and superiority are
Ordered the Panang curry, Green Curry, Pad See-Ew, Pad Thai, and Pad Kee Mao. We've been coming to this restaurant for about 6 years and even though the restaurant changed hands once, the food has always been exceptional. The crepes (savory/sweet) and brown rice are very good too.
4 based on 83 reviews
I visited Thailand this year for several weeks. I was hoping to have the same dish I have come to love at Sala Thai. Unfortunately, I never found a restaurant that serves this amazing dish, so I had to wait to come back to Fremont to enjoy it!! What is this awesome dish?! The duck curry- a red curry with duck, pineapple and peppers. I just went to get my fill again yesterday and it didnât disappoint. The flavors blend so well together, I donât know why this dish isnât a national treasure. I am not one for pineapple in or on my food, but I love the bites of sweetness in the savory curry sauce. The duck is tender and adds a good flavor and the peppers also work in the mixture. I did have a few bits of duck gristle, so be careful when eating, but overall it was heavenly. The other dishes Iâve had are also good. I love the tang of their Larb, the smoothness of the yellow curry and the various rice dishes and pad Thai are great.
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4 based on 65 reviews
I have eaten here before but I was quite disappointed today. My biggest concern was that the rice was not properly cooked. It had been made with too much water and was gooey. I actually like eating plain j-rice but this rice was just no good. That carried over into the sushi that my wife had (california roll from the bento) which was also gooey. It was also very irregular in shape (square ones and round ones, medium sized one and large ones) that I seriously wonder about the skill of the sushi chef. The tempura was not crisp. It appeared that it had been put into oil that was not hot enough and so absorbed oil into the food. Tonkatsu was very crisp. In fact it was so crisp that when they cut it, the breading fell off of the pork and it ended up with about half of the breading just lying on top op the pork. All in all, not a good effort.
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