Fremont Food Hall

Upon entering here, the vibe is very modern, clean, organized, and in a great shopping and residential area. Ordering is easy and the food is made pretty fast with helpful and friendly staff.The actual food I will say is 4/5 stars. I got the bulgogi beef stir fry which was yummy but the bulgogi to rice to ginger ratio was off. The budak fries were cooked okay and were left very soggy from too much budak sauce. Also, the lemon condensed milk latte we got tasted very watered down.I think what I enjoyed the best was the black and white (choc/white choc) mochi donut! Very yummy when it's freshly made and it's great for sharing. My mozzarella dog was delicious also.Would maybe return here again if I only got select things off the daebak menu and only ordered mochi donuts for dessert.

I've given this place three chances considering their menu wasn't fully available at first however each time I'm fairly disappointed. The only item I haven't tried are the Korean corn dogs I'd go back to try that!Best option of the entire food hall were the mochi donuts but don't expect warm fresh donuts they're room temp but had a decent bounce. I tried the korean fried chicken and it left a lot to be desired. The texture wasn't crispy and it feels like they just doused it in kimchi sauce. There are a lot of local options for a nice crispy korean fried chicken. I also tried the salted egg yolk fries which sounded really tempting but the fries lacked texture and flavor - with the salted egg yolk powder clumping together in an oily mess.I had the banana coffee drink and would definitely pass on that next time. For a great banana drink try tamper room's banana drinks!Overall Fremont Food Hall seemed really promising but under delivered. The ambiance is nice, location is great, but they really need to focus on executing the food options!

Small food hall, but a food hall nonetheless.Fremont Food Hall has 3 places, a mochi donut spot, a Korean spot and a coffee spot. There are kiosks when you walk in where you can place orders for all 3 or you can go up to the individual stalls and order directly with them. The place is honestly kind of small. I guess I was expecting something bigger when I think of food hall.Tastes:- Korean Corn Dog: Ordered Potato Dog with half beef and half mozzarella with some ketchup and mustard. Pretty good overall in my opinion. - Mochi Donut: Tried the plain and the chocolate ones. I wasn't too impressed with these ones. They were extremely doughy and dense in my opinion. However, my mom liked these for those exact reasons.Overall, I think this place is alright. Nice spot to grab food/drinks and hangout in the downtown Fremont area. I hope that other foods and cuisines pop up in the future because there's a lot of potential for this place, but for now it's not there yet.

It's brand new and the few vendor's food was good but by no means a food mall. Sorry.Kind of cold ambiance but maybe they just need more vendors. I wish them luck as we need more good restaurants in Fremont.

I first learned about this place from a Yelp Elite event months ago, and after trying a sample from each of the storefronts in the food hall, just loved the products. This past weekend, we stopped by in the morning right when they opened (new store hours according to the sign on the door are 9:30am-8:30pm). The place was clean and bright, with only 1-2 customers in and out while were were there. We got a few mochi donuts from Smochi (ube, strawberry, and dark chocolate), all of which were fresh and chewy with a tasty glaze on top, very satisfying. We also got a couple beverages from Capture Coffee, a regular black coffee and iced mocha, which went well with the donuts. Waits were minimal, and service was standard and sufficient. Parking was easy right out front on a Saturday morning.

Lol, alright. It's not a Food Hall in the SLIGHTEST. It's 3 businesses, a single restroom, and some seating. So it may be nice to grab a quick bite to eat, maybe study, and catch up with some friends but it does not in any way have the capacity to accommodate for very large parties or for a massive lunch or dinner rush. You can definitely order ahead of time and pick up for any of the 3 businesses here or order from their touch screen kiosks though. It's a mochi donut place, a Korean corndog place, and a coffee place. Some of them have rice dishes and rice cakes, salads, but nothing super substantial. so also keep that in mind. Hopefully maybe they can rename this instead of a food hall or as this place develops it can develop into many other food halls??

We stopped into the Fremont Food Hall to check it out. It was not crowded for a Tuesday evening. Walking in, it seems to be "similar" to a ghost kitchen but they had 3 separate businesses tied together.We picked up some items at all 3 stalls. Smochi:*Lemon Chocolate (3.5/5). The cashier recommended this. The lemon flavor was subtle, but you really had the chewiness of the donut. This was hard since we recently had Modo Hawaii and that was served warm which was awesome. They also have a small area where they also sell merchandise.Capture Coffee: *Black Sesame Latte: Made with oat milk (3/5). It was an interesting flavor. I'd be interested in trying some of their other flavors!Ya! Daebak Korean:*Beef Short Ribs Plate: Orange slices, red ginger strips, kimchi (3/5). Nicely package container. It came with 6 bones. The short rib was tender, but maybe needed more seasoning.The staff were all very friendly, polite, and good natured.I like the concept where you can get your whole meal at one location. Best wishes to them! Overall 3.5 stars.

There's a lot of parking whether it's across the street or the limited parking that they have right infront of the building. Service was standard and good. Just basically ordered what I wanted and just waited for my number to be called. It did not take too long even though I got 3 things. Absolutely loved the space since it is a great study space. Food was okay, I thought the mochi donuts have probably been made early in the day since I came there around the evening. The back seasme coffee really hit the spot! it wasn't too bitter or too sweet when I got it. The pork belly rice bowl wasn't anything special but I wished that I got alittle more sauce though. The pork belly itself was more on the lean side so it was chewy. The rating reflects mainly the food received but I would give this 3.5 stars if that was an option. Thank you Yelp for this event!

I came here for the first time on their grand opening day and it's a cute little corner store with three different shops located in the newer buildings of "downtown Fremont". You have coffee, mochi donuts and Korean style corn dogs all in one. There's also rice bowl options I believe! To order, you use a kiosk located on the side and each vendor will call your name once the order is ready. It was a little chaotic since it was the official grand opening, but getting our order was pretty fast. Overall, this is a nice place to check out if you're looking to try a few different items in one spot! Plenty of indoor seating so you can def bring friends to hang out over snacks and coffee.

Came here today for their grand opening! Everything was 50% off! There are three places in the food hall: Smochi, Ya! Daebak, and Capture Coffee. To order anything from these places, there are kiosks to the left. There were lots of things that sounded good on all the menus, so it was hard to decide what to order. Ultimately, I ordered the Strawberry Coffee Latte, the Beef Bulgogi stir fry, and the Sweet Chili Wings. My friend ordered the Black Sesame Latte, the Calamari, the Beef Bulgogi stir fry and added Mandu, and the Salted Egg Wings.The Strawberry Coffee Latte was good. The coffee had a nice, bold flavor to it, and the strawberry puree was a nice addition to the coffee! The Beef Bulgogi stir fry was good. It came with pickled ginger, orange slices, and kimchi. The Sweet Chili Wings were very good! The flavoring was delicious, the meat was moist and tender, and the outside had a nice crispy texture! I would order this again!My friend liked the Black Sesame Latte and appreciated that there was a decaf option! She thought the calamari was okay. She liked the Salted Egg Wings the best out of what she ordered. She thought the Beef Bulgogi was okay, and the Mandu was kind of spicy. I would come back again to try other things on the menus. Some items definitely peaked my interest to try!