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King Noodle

3.1 (442 reviews)
ModerateChinese, Noodles
Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Good for groups
Good for kids

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Crispy Seafood noodles and Combination Chow fun

We decided to try King Noodle at the Fremont Hub for lunch today. When you first arrive, a lady seats you. She wasn't the friendliest, but we were seated right away, which was nice. The restaurant appeared clean, and each table was already set up with utensils, including forks and chopsticks, along with a variety of sauces and a jar of jalapeños. Our waiter was very nice and attentive. When our food arrived, I was surprised by the portion size. I ordered the Combination Crispy Seafood Noodles, and the plate was large enough that it could easily be shared. The crispy seafood noodles were really good. I would have liked a little more flavor, but it was still very tasty and satisfying. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, and I would definitely go back and try something else on the menu.

Lore M.

Love their wonton soup here, the broth has a good flavor and the wontons are perfect textured and taste. This is my go to wonton soup place when Im craving something delicious and comforting . Inside is pretty spacious but outdated, I only have ordered for take out. Cashiers are nice. Theres lots of parking but just in a busy area. Prices are on the higher side but

7. Beef Stew with Tendon Rice Stick and Noodle Soup
Daniel F.

Average Bay Area pricing but big portions, both dish's tastes authentic and flavorful

Dumpster, not restaurant!
Puppy L.

This place is going downhill. It used to be our go to for a quick meal. Now it looks like a dumpster. The food has no taste. The bathroom didn't have any toilet paper.

Combo #9, fried taro, fried rice
Justine T.

Whenever I'm in Fremont especially if I'm shopping at the hub--this is my go-to spot. I always order the combination wonton noodle soup and fried taro flour cake while my husband always gets the fried rice and fried chicken. Food is always good, comforting, and hits the spot every time. Service is fast and there's plenty of booths to sit at. It's a no frills type of restaurant and food is overall decent, affordable, and fulfilling.

9. Combination Wonton Noodle Soup
Danielle L.

The quality has stayed the same for years and the prices haven't changed too much. They have so many delicious dishes but I would suggest inviting multiple people so you can eat "family style" and try a little bit of everything. The restaurant is a bit older and it hasn't been renovated but it's not too bad.

#3 3. Combination Wonton Rice Stick Soup
Desiree B.

This is my favorite noodle soup spot in the East Bay/Tri City area. The broth is the best tasting and the amount and variety of food in the combination soups are ligit! I am pretty particular when it comes to Asian food especially Chinese and this place always hits the spot. I use to go to Tung Kee more when I lived closer to the South Bay and sometimes when I work in that area, I do visit still but I think I like king noodle better. In terms of service, you get what you get, don't expect to be able to ask a bunch of questions about the food or ask for recommendations and don't take forever to order. Keep in mind, this is a truly Asian-owned, Asian and Latinx frequented establishment meaning you go for the food not for the service. So if you are squeamish about these kind of establishments then it's better, you don't go. Also, the pricing has changed over the years to stay competitive and that has been annoying, but also understandable. Oh and good luck trying to order over the phone because the phone line is usually busy and or nobody answers so again if you love the food here you have to make quite a bit of accommodations to get what you want- but to me it's worth it!

#82. Beef Stew Wonton Noodle Soup
Edwin C.

Food: 3.6 Service: 3.2 fast & efficient We've been coming here for years, but never wrote review. So here it goes; an old school eatery where you see the service counter and and brunch of tables that reminds me of my school desk with a lift top (yup showing my age again) so you know it's a no frills no thrills type of restaurant. But is the food good = YES! The restaurant has the majority of menu items by pictures so if you eat with your eyes then you'll have problems choosing what to eat. But since we've eaten here we order our go to: #23 crispy noodle combination (aka: bird's nest), fried chicken wings, and #82 spicy beef stew with wonton & egg noodle. Food comes out fast and portions can be easily shared (just ask for an extra bowl or plate). As for the taste, the food is seasoned right and sauces are on the table if you want more heat to your liking. Service is simple: order, serve, then pay at the counter (by table number); but this is nothing new with most noodle places. But if you need anything literally just raise your hand like back in school and someone comes to help you. Like I said old school: NO frills NO thrills just good food and fast efficient service that we'll continue to support!

18. Wonton Soup
Darin T.

We went to King Noodle in Fremont today, and overall, it was solid. It's essentially identical to New Tung Kee Noodle House in San Jose--the broth, the menu, everything--so if you like New Tung Kee (which we do) then this is a great option. That said the ambiance could use some work. It feels very much like a soup kitchen or cafeteria, with long communal tables and no dividers between groups, which can be a little awkward. There's also no music playing so the atmosphere is pretty bare-bones. One small thing I found odd was that they don't offer basil with there soups. Most similar restaurants do, and they clearly have basil in other dishes, so it's not that they don't have it--it's just not provided as a standard garnish. However, they do offer pork skins, bean sprouts and pickled jalapeños at the table. The jalapeños aren't spicy, but they add a nice crunch and freshness. If you haven't been to New Tung Kee in the South Bay just expect a very decent bowl of soup--that's what their known for. Nothing too fancy, but it gets the job done if your craving wonton soup or something similar with shrimp and other meats. It's inexpensive which is a plus. Customer service was fine--friendly, but there was a bit of a language barrier that made communication slightly tricky at times. Overall, if you're in the area and in the mood for a comforting no-frills bowl of noodle soup King Noodle is worth checking out.

Dom N.

I've been at TK Noodle in the South Bay Area for 31 years. It's been around forever. But this is it's lesser known, variant, or direct competitor. Just some subtle differences, but look almost identical. Can't have one, without the other. I felt like doing some more Noodles today. Today, I'm 5 miles away from the Tesla Factory, I've seen this Noodle Shop more than a few times going down Argonaut Way. And today, is the day, I check-it-out. I'm here at the King Noodle this Noon. Where everything is about Noodles. I went with the Mì Bò Kho or Beef Stew with Egg Noodle Soup, an order of Chicken Wings, and my Cup of Iced Milk Tea this time. The other last few times I had the Hủ tiếu Beef Stew, and now today I'm having the fresh Egg Noodles Beef Stew, another Classic. I can see why they're called the King Noodle. And the Chicken Wings, were out of this World, it was extra Crunchy. There's some good and really hardworking people here as well, only thing is they could be somewhat better at taking orders. Other than that, everything was really good. I was thinking this was going to be a 3.7-4.3 stars, I was thinking of giving this a 4.0-4.3 stars, I want to give this a 4.1/4.2 stars, but I'm also going to give this 4.2/4.3 stars out of 5 stars. It was some good Noodles.

Taro cake
Louis L.

I and my wife are crazy about Flour Cake fried at a certain Chinese VN restaurants and we found this King Noodle in Fremont, not to far from our home. Every time we went shopping at Target or Trader Joes, we always stopped by to get our Fried Flour Cake fix LOL. This restaurant's been here quite a long time, it's in a big shopping center with plenty of parking spaces. It's catered to inexpensive Chinese/VN dishes for mostly international clienteles. The foods are quite good but not authentic in any means. Anyone would find it tasty and easy to eat. Our kids used to like these wonton noodle soup when they're young, but now they developed more mature tastes, we don't come here anymore except the 2 of us for flour cake. The price is quite reasonable, $14 a plate, there are a few flour cakes with different ingredients, we only like the plain original flour cake and my wife the taro cake with peanuts embedded in it. The trick is to ask for extra crispy, which means they fried a little longer to make the edge crispy as we like. The sauce is quite good with the flour cakes. For some reasons, not many restaurants like this exist that have great fried flour cakes, but as long as this one is here, we will be coming back for this wonderful Fried Flour Cake. There's another one that is good too, in North Valley, SJ. The service here is efficient, quite fast but very business like. Whatever that means LOL. You'll get the point when you come here.

#3 with half egg noodle and half ho fun
Billy L.

I used to go to New Tung Kee, aka TK Noodles in Milpitas. After moving to the East Bay I was looking for something similar. After looking around on Yelp, I was surprised to find a place with the same menu as New Tung Kee. The reviews for this place aren't great, and I can see why. When you walk in, it's dead silent, with no music in the background. The seating layout is cafeteria style and you share utensils and condiments with the table beside you. One of the walls with seating is used as storage for many things out in the open for customers to see. On the walls, they have blue light bug zappers. That makes me think they have some fly issue in the restaurant. It's a weird ambiance where I feel like I'm eating in a soup kitchen. I ordered #3 with half ho fun noodles and half egg noodles for the food. The bowl has pork wontons, chicken, pork slices, prawns, and beef balls. What they are missing is ground pork, which New Tung Kee includes. I also asked for extra pork skin/pork rinds. Their pork skin here does not hold its crispiness in the broth. One thing this place is better at than New Tung Kee is the broth. The broth here is more flavorful. Service here is lacking and there's a language barrier. I asked for a side of bean sprouts when I placed my order, and the person who brought out the soup didn't bring any sprouts. He had to get another person to communicate with me. If I crave this style of soup, I would rather go to Thanh Ky in Oakland, which is a million times better in every way.

Combination Crispy Fried Noodle
Ivan B.

I've been coming to this establishment when I was little. I usually order Combination over Rice, but it's overrated to me. So I decided to try different things here. I remember years ago that they used to turn on lights with nicer atmosphere. Now, they're always off during the day. Not sure why though. Also, they leave their work supplies on the tables where customers sit. They should have at least a storage room for them. Other than that, their service is fast and food is good. Not really great but good enough to fill you up for the rest of the day. Probably will skip dinner or eat a little since I finished the whole plate of chicken and mushrooms with rice. Although that the overall experience is just okay, I'll probably come back here a bit often to try other dishes.

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Is King Noodle the same as Tung Kee?

HAVENT BEEN THERE BUT FROM YELP IT LOOKS EXACTLY THE SAME AS NEW TUNG KEE IN NEWARK THAT CLOSED

Are they open for dine in yet?

Yes we are open for dine in now, But we’re now close for a week Vacation And open on Tuesday August… 

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3.8 mi
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One Piece Lamian specializes in Chinese noodle dishes, all with an efficient QR code ordering…read moresystem and super quick service. We started with the One Piece Mixed Salad (tofu skin, vermicelli noodles, woodear mushrooms, carrots, celery, seaweed, and peanuts, all mixed in a savory, acidic, and spicy dressed ) and the Shredded Potato Salad, both of which made for nice appetizers. We also had the Cold Skin Noodles (Liangpi), a bowl of wide, chewy noodles mixed with a savory sauce and topped with tofu puffs, shredded cucumber , bean sprouts, and a creamy sesame sauce. Hailing from Xi'an, the Braised Pork Pita Burger was fatty pieces of pork braised in a savory sauce, served in a dry round of "pita," but even better was the Spicy Cumin Lamb Pita Burger, which contained a tantalizingly spicy, flavorful filling of tender spiced lamb. The Signature Beef Bone Noodle Soup came with noodles in a simple broth, topped with three bone-in beef ribs. The meat on the ribs was rather tough and sinewy, and the soup on the bland side, but the presentation of the dish was definitely impressive. Finally, the House Special Braised Dry Noodle was a bowl of noodles topped with a savory sauce with lots of different dried ingredients including tofu, s mushrooms, shiitake mushrooms, and red bell peppers. For each noodle dish, you could select from a variety of noodles, but my favorite by far was the 2cm "General Wide" noodles, which had an amazing chewy texture. Overall, this was a great restaurant for authentic Northern Chinese noodle dishes and other eats. Everything came out from the kitchen in just minutes after we ordered. The tasty dishes came at a good value, and the service was super friendly too!

Was going to another noodle place but it seems it was no longer there so we decided come here to…read moresince it is in the same plaza. This is not our first time here. There seems to have some menu change since the last time we came. We ordered 2 dry noodles and a cold spicy pig ears appetizer. The pig ears were piled up with no fillers - something hard to find these days. You can select the type of noodles so I picked the widest while my husband picked the middle one. I love the el dente texture of the noodles giving it a bit of chew. My braised pork belly dry noodles was not dry... very watery which was not to my liking. I want my dry noodles with as little gravy as possible. The flavor was light despite all the gravy, but the veggies and one egg made it up. The house special dry noodles had just the right amount of gravy for taste but not enough ingredients. I was wondering why the restaurant is called One Piece... I guess the entire bowl of noodles is one piece noodle as it was hard to eat as all the noodles are tangled. No complaints here just need to be careful with the splashes on your shirt. Overall the food was good, service was decent as we were offered actual menu instead of only using QR code to order. The place was not small with plenty of table. A bit noise as with all Chinese restaurants.

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0.3 mi
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Tree are two Din Ding Dumpling house near by . The Virginia mine was in Union city and then they…read moreopened a new one in Fremont downtown near Capital Avenue . The service is fast and customers friendly . All their dishes were pre printed on a check point order form . You can pen in the order and the waiter would take the order form from you . When the dishes are ready , the waiter would bring them to your table . You could add on to your first order if you still feel hungry . They do have a lot of customers so the second order may take a longer time to come . The pork Xiao lun bao is their signature dish . I also love their stewed beef shank , spicy seafood noodle in soup, and the steamed dumplings with sticky rice inside . We have been to this restaurant many time And keep coming back . It is a challenge to find parking one the street . Sometime we park far away and walk a few blocks . 5/5 for the food and service . Highly recommend!

We were craving some soup dumplings and beef noodle soup on a weekday around noon so decided to try…read morethis place. Service 4/10, food 7/10. Loved the soup dumplings (xiao long bao)!! They were so big and juicy, but I'd probably pass on the beef noodle soup. What I didn't appreciate was, we were only halfway done with our meal when the server put down our check. We hadn't asked for it and half the restaurant was empty with no customers waiting for a table. I put the check aside (inside the table, not on the outer side of the table) to continue to eat and in the time span of 5 minutes, multiple people asked if it was ready. If it was ready and we were done eating, we would let you know we're ready and you would see that we were done. I don't like the feeling of being rushed to eat, especially if there aren't people waiting for tables! We ended up packing everything up to go and brought the food home to finish. This was our fourth or fifth time here and I don't think we will be coming back.

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4.6
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The noodles here are really great, and the place is clean. The staff are also very helpful and…read morefriendly; right when I sat down, the waiter came over and warned me that their food is much spicier than your usual restaurant. I love spicy food and can easily handle Buffalo Wild Wings' spiciest sauce without a problem, so I went with the "Spicy (9-10)" level. However, since I'm not as familiar with Chinese peppercorn heat, I decided to be safe and chose the "Standard Numbing Spice" option instead of extra. Omg, I still made a mistake. That Chinese peppercorn was intense and spicy! While I still enjoyed the flavor because the noodles themselves were so good, the numbing effect was just a bit much for me. Next time, I'll definitely drop down to "Less Numbing Spice" so I can enjoy the dish more. Just wanted to let you all know!

A hidden gem in a very quiet plaza! we were craving some noodles and found this spot. it did not…read moredisappoint!! we got the chicken noodle soup with firm rice noodle + no spice and it was just what i wanted! the chicken was tender and the noodles had a nice texture (not soggy!) we also got the mala beef stew with light spice which had a great kick to it and wasn't overpowering at all. he did wish there was more meat tho. my boyfriend got the regular firm noodles and he wished he got the rice noodles heh im glad we discovered this spot as we will be back! i appreciated that they gave us bibs to wear so we wouldn't get our clothes dirty

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4.5
(96 reviews)
3.8 mi
$$

Was craving noodles and hubby suggested to go here to try it out…read more I ordered mine indicating less spice... it was really good. The spiciness was so exact to what i can handle so I was able to really enjoy the soup. The noodles was softer to begin with than what I would prefer.

We were in the area and stopped by this noodle place for lunch. We came here a few months back and…read morerecalled the noodles were pretty tasty. They provided a small dish of peanuts and pickled radish. For the 2 of us we ordered a cold noodles which I think was considered appetizer, Takoyaki, and a bowl of fish noodles. The hot and sour dry noodles came with their signature 5-grain noodles, shredded cucumber, half an egg, cilantro and peanuts. The seasoning was sweet and sour with a kick. Honestly it tastes like a kind of instant Korean cold noodles I always eat in summer. The takoyaki of octopus balls are a type of Japanese snack I think, and it is very popular in the Asian countries as night market food. I actually had never tried it so I really could not compare. They are deep fried balls of what tasted like mashed potatoes wrapped Octopus tentacles . Topped with shaved bonitos. Tasked okay... The hot and sour sauerkraut noodles with snakehead fish was really good... if you like Chinese pickled cabbage. The soup base was not red at all so it gives a false sense that it was not spicy. It actually had a nice kick, but not the chilly hot kick, but the green peppercorn numbing sense of burn. The soup was very flavorful and the fish slices were good. I don't know what is snakehead fish but it tasted like flounder but firmer. There were pieces of both regular tofu and fried tofu, as well as a couple of quail eggs. The decoration was simple with cute fish lights dangling from the ceiling and display if the noodles from different grains. The service was decent and they kept on checking if we needed more water and additional utensils. We will most likely come back to sample other noodles.

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Duan's Kitchen

Duan's Kitchen

4.0
(185 reviews)
3.2 mi
$$

Food: 4/5 Service: 4/5…read more Ambiance: 4/5 Stumbled upon this restaurant because I was grabbing matcha nearby! Decided to stop by and check it out. Vibes were clean and casual but also had upscale decor elements. Wontons with Chili Oil Sauce: 5/5 No complaints! It hit the spot. Wontons had the perfect combo of shrimp and pork in each bit I took. Braised Beef Trio Noodle Soup with Handmade noodles: 4/5 Soup was okay, beef was tender, but the noodles were a bit al dente to my liking. I wish it had more sourness to the soup. Needs some pickled veggies. - Sauce for all the Braised items were a bit to salty. Braise Pork Intestine: 4/5 It was alright. Braise Beef Tripe: 3/5 This was veryyyy soft. Braised Egg: 3/5 The egg was overcooked. Braised Bean Curd: 2/5 Didn't realize this was taiwanese bean curd. I was thinking that this would be a thinner version.

I came around 1:45pm on Saturday and didn't have to wait in line. Note that they have a lunch break…read morestarting at 2:30pm. My friends and I each got a beef noodle soup and a pork chop fried rice to share. We also split the century egg with tofu appetizer (15% off with entree order). Ironically enough, the fried rice was my favorite. It was seasoned really well, wasn't too oily, but had that wok aroma. The pork chop was also seasoned well and the meat was high quality. I got the beef shank noodle soup with flat noodles. I am a wider noodle type of gal, but I think I would go with the thin noodles next time. Those feel more inherently "correct" for a beef noodle soup dish. I got 3 decently sized pieces of meat. Meat was really tender. Overall a delicious experience. Definitely one of my favorite beef noodle soup spots in the bay. It was $18 for the beef shank noodle soup. A bit pricier but a decent amount of food.

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Duan's Kitchen
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4.1
(1k reviews)
3.6 mi
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My kid loves this spot They are very clean and home made…read more Super nice and good! Service is great Food is amazing

I was a big fan of Bing's dumplings under the previous ownership and was sad when they closed. I…read morewas so excited when it seemed like it was being resurrected under new ownership. I understand they are under a soft opening still but unfortunately it is not the same! I feel like it is misleading to keep the same name because people expect the old Bing's taste and quality. We ordered the beef roll, chili oil shrimp dumpling, potstickers, braised beef noodle, shrimp fried rice, and xlb. It was off to a very sad start when we got the beef pancake rolls. Usually these should be wrapped in chinese scallion pancake but it was rolled in what looked to be a tortilla and it was served cold. Usually the scallion pancake is fried so it is hot. Also usually some hoisin sauce is used inside the roll but this one had no sauce. There was a dipping sauce that looked like some sort of bean based sauce on the side with oil separated but it just made me wonder if they even know what is authentic for the dish. The braised beef noodle was expected to have more soup but the owner explained that it is a braised beef noodle and if they had added the word soup in the name it would have had more soup in it. Not sure I agree with explanation because there was soup in the bowl just not a lot of it. The noodles were not the same handmade ones that the old Bing's used to serve and the flavor was pretty bland. The xlb were okay but not the same either. Something seems to be missing and was also bland. Usually the chili oil wontons have a little peanut flavor to them in the sauce but this one did not and also tasted bland. I think there was supposed to be pork in there too but there wasn't much pork and 1 shrimp inside each wonton. The shrimp fried rice was fine. My kids liked it but it is hard to mess that up tbh. I think it was just disappointing because we expected the old Bing's experience because the name is the same but our experience this time was not that at all. The people there seemed to be open to the feedback and we shared all this feedback with them in person as well.

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Inside. You can see the open kitchen.
Inside. You can see the open kitchen.
Cucumber Salad
Cucumber Salad
Inside looking towards the back and payment register.

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Inside looking towards the back and payment register.

King Noodle - chinese - Updated July 2026

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