Fremont Food Hall -Food CA (Near Fremont)

4 /5 Chanun Berry: Got a gyudon bowl from the donut shop, seems like it was a little heavy on the mirin but it was ok. Donuts were fine too. Also got some salt and pepper chicken this one unfortunately wasnt very good(not spicy at all, not really even much salt on it. Kinda bland). Also tried a strawberry macha latte from the coffee shop and that was good. Service is a little weird, you just order from kiosks off to the side and then its like a weird 3 card monte where you pick up your food from since its obvious all 3 places share the same kitchen with the same guy popping out from behind all 3 curtains periodically. Also the rice bowls from the donut shop seems a bit pricey for the quantity.

3 /5 It’s Me P: Fremont Foodhall offers a good variety of bites, from coffee (both iced and hot) to rice dogs, wings, and a small range of mochi donuts for dessert. The venue itself is bright, clean, and has a fresh, new feel which creates a nice first impression. I ordered a few items to get a well-rounded sense of the menu. The garlic wings and garlic fries were fine but a bit underwhelming. Both lacked the bold garlic flavor I was hoping for; the fries, although nicely sized, could have used a better shake to spread the seasoning more evenly. It felt like just a sprinkle of garlic on top rather than a consistent flavor throughout. The rice dogs were a highlight, with generous sizes and tasty options. We tried the potato and mozzarella as well as the potato and beef—both satisfying and fun to eat. However, I was surprised to find that sauces came with an extra 25-cent charge; it would be nice if they included these for free with the dogs. Overall, while I appreciated the ambiance, I found the flavors a bit lacking to make me want to come back. The food was decent, but I feel it could use a bit more seasoning to stand out.

4 /5 Jasmine Chung: Inside of the food hall, there are three stalls. Capture for coffee, YaDaebak! for appetizer, breakfast, or entree, and Smochi for mochi donut. The black sesame latte was so good! We got the Egg & Bulgogi breakfast rice bowl from YaDaebak and for $9, portions were generous and delicious. For a person that has always been meh about mochi dont, got a new perspective and experience through their chocolate with white chocolate swirl. The staffs are really nice and if you dont know what to get, just ask. Love the cleanliness of the space, too.

4 /5 Hannah Downing: Lowkey should be called the “Fremont Snack Shack” but I’m not hating. I like how capture coffee always has lactose free milk and a decaf option. I normally get the black sesame latte and it’s good. Smochi is great for snacks and their entrees are good too! I have yet to try much from Ya Daebak, but their fries are pretty average. It’s a fun new spot in Fremont, I just wish there was more food or variety :/