11 Best Soup in Fremont

“The picture says it all. 😋“

“Food was absolutely good. Even better than some of restaurants in Korea! Server was very nice. We will for sure coming back. It was overall really great decision to go try seollungtang there.
Also I see lots of folks mentioning banchan is too simple but honestly you don’t need banchan except good radish kimch(깍두기) for seollungtang. If you need banchan for your soup then the restaurant is doing something wrong lol
Maybe they are keeping things too authentic for some folks! But yeah I’ll definitely coming back here!!!!“

“Was delicious!!!! the service they catered to us as it was our first time there and the experience was wonderful. It’s such a different place to eat. Food variety is incredible and very diverse. We left feeling well supplied and serviced. The atmosphere was wonderful. We will certainly return again great place I would give them more stars if they were available.“

“Went here for lunch today. I saw the reviews and honestly the food is delicious. I had the number 29. It was delicious and smelled great.

The ceiling has water damage and we can smell the mildew even though it's covered up by the incense so if you're sensitive to smoke or strong scents, I would advise not coming here.

Despite all that, the food is delicious, hefty portions, priced appropriately, and the workers are very friendly.

The feel of the place feels like this place has seen better days and sadly has been forgotten. If someone would help them fix the water damage this place would be perfect.

Come by and give them some of your business and maybe if there's a wonderful, wealthy angel out there that can donate to help them make repairs.“

“I have been eating here for many years, and it completely suits my taste. I particularly like the Maocai and Niu Niu Niu. It was removed from the shelves some time ago and has recently come back. It’s great. I wish I could add dry-pot lotus root slices in the future. That's even better🫢The service here is also very good. They are very attentive. They will replenish the paper towels in time if they run out of water. They will also ask how their experience was after eating. It is rare to get full marks for this kind of experience in Chinese restaurants👍“

“I visited this Olive Garden a while back with a friend. The first thing that hit me was the strong smell of cheese—it reminded me of the scent you get upon entering, which isn't necessarily the most inviting. We were starving, so we quickly ordered a glass of red blend wine each, along with minestrone soup, Caesar salad, and chicken pasta.
Our server was fantastic and very attentive. However, the food was just okay. We both agreed that it used to be better in the past. We were too full for dessert, so we ended up chatting for a while before heading out.
I'm not sure I'd rush back, but it's not a bad option if you're craving pasta and happen to be in the area.“

“Chi Xiao Guo seems to be gone. Now it’s Liu Yue Teppanyaki Cuisine. They don’t sell hot pot in summer, but the Teppanyaki cuisine is also delicious. It’s very similar to the signature Teppanyaki Noodles at Taiwan’s night markets. Love! Definitely will come again : )“

“The absolute best Thai food anywhere! Seriously! I love so many dishes there but the Spicy green beans, crab fried rice, sweet garlic fried fish, and Papya Salads do desrve a special mention! Top it off, they are so nice too.... my favorite!“

“Good food and service. Finally inside seating with 3 tables.“

“The employees are very polite , always.“

“yummy 😋 😋 😋“