Really enjoyed my quick meal at Mom's Tofu! Service was attentive and speedy. We loved all the dishes we got here - the bibimbap, seafood pancake, naengmyeon, and chicken katsu. Mom's tofu has classic Korean dishes that are done well, and is reminiscent of coming home and having a hearty homemade meal. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Inside is clean and modern.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Definitely one of my go-to Korean spots when I'm in the area! I also love their fried chicken and bulgogi tteokbokki! read more

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The food, service and cleanliness were all top notch.. We'll be back to try some other dishes soon! read more

Mom's Tofu House - Korean Near Me - Fremont, California

The food here was all so yummy!! We got the bibimbap, cold noodles, army stew, bossom, and the seafood pancake. I love how they have a small portion of the army stew! A lot of places have the big serving size and since they have a small portion we were able to order even more food. My favorite was the seafood pancake it was crispy on the outside and soft in the inside. Would definitely come back and order everything again! read more

Mom's Tofu House - Korean Near Me - Fremont, California

Wow I didn't realize this place has changed hands and new owner for the past year or more. I used to come here years ago with my family. Glad tgst we decided to come here today. I was definitely in for a surprise with the wide selection of plant-based options available. Just the tofu alone they have 4-6 different dishes to try out. We ordered their tofu soup, a ramen, falling tofu as appetizer and kimchi pancake. More than enough to feed the two of us but I couldn't help ordering with the wide tantalizing varieties available. Their tofu is really fresh and you can tell it's homemade and their specialty as their tofu comes in black tofu, carrot tofu version in addition to the standard white version. I love how they provide the different types of tofu in my tofu ramen soup. The falling tofu was really good too. Slightly breaded, crisp on outside with soft tofu inside and the delicious (sweet and sour) sauce from the mushroom topping round up the dish perfectly. We were also surprise with their banchan that comes with a beef/meat side dish. Never seen that at other Korean restaurants before. Lastly the kimchi pancake has a good nice crispyness to the texture but could use more kimchi & stronger, bolder taste that I get from one of my other fav establishment in Milpitas. Great service and very serious and open to constructive feedback for dish improvement. Rare to find! I will be back to try their other tofu appetizers, salad and steamed egg tofu. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Interior was great - nice decor, warm ambiance, contemporary and clean.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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Ordered through the phone and was helped by a nice lady. Got the kimchi seafood pancake and the small galbi as recommended by the friend I was sharing with. The pancake was really good - somehow still crispy on the outside while being quite thick and filled. The galbi was really tender too. Loved the banchan and the variety that they provided which came along with the meal. For the two dishes it came to be around 60 total which is quite pricey. Next time I'm trying the steamed tofu and fried tofu balls now that I see they make tofu in house. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The place itself has no outdoor seating but the plaza its in has a few tables.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The plaza has plenty of parking but it can get full/busy, read more

Mom's Tofu House - D2. Kimchee and Green Onion Pancake, F1. Gal Bi, Banchan - Korean Near Me - Fremont, California

This place is so amazing. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's spacious, welcoming, food is authentic and delicious.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] My family loves coming here. We like to bring our parents. read more

Food was too good, so don't have too many pictures. Banchan was amazing! We finished all of it except for the macaroni. I really like their kimchi banchan. I love that they serve purple rice! Everything here is made in house, like the tofu, kimchi and everything. We always get the ham and cheese tofu soup. Medium is more like a mild. The spicy pork bulgogi was also yummy, the flavor is great, but wish it was a bit more charred. We all got the seafood pancake which was also yummy. Service is wonderful. We were there up until 15 min before closing and they told us to take our time! When we asked for takeout, they even gave us the seafood pancake sauce in a different container. When we finished the first set of Banchan, they gave us even more on the second round that we struggled to finish XD read more

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Great places for tofu soup, very flavorful and are generous with the meat. A lot of sides were given which is a huge plus. The spicy yangnyum chicken was average, nothing crazy read more

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[[HIGHLIGHT]]The interior/everything is very clean, spacious, and well-lit.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The spoons had covers and the chopsticks were very easy-open. Not too much attention during the meal ie. refills and water, but we had help for takeout boxes and complimentary dessert at the end. The our host was very kind and sweet. It's Christmas so I assume there's more servers usually. Banchan was plentiful and all very good! Comes with complimentary barley tea, you don't need to ask for it. The seafood pancake was very crispy yet fluffy inside, super good. Galbi was very tender and good flavor, and in the galbi + soup combo they put a lot of pieces, AND the combo costs less so it totally beats out the competition in Fremont! The purple rice that comes with it was a little too soft for my style. I got the stone pot beef bibimbap and loved the crispy rice and how there's a lot of veggies. Marinated sirloin was pretty tasty and though this dish has less meat it's very filling. I just didn't like how there's bottom had a ton of oil to make the rice crispy - if health conscious, choose the bibimbap without the stone pot! Nothing was seasoned too salty or too spicy, they were perfect even down to the banchan. The mild tofu soup is not spicy at all, according to my very spice-sensitive mother. And the seafood tofu soup has a good amount of seafood. We only sat for ~10 minutes, banchan came out in another 10 minutes and the last item, the stone pot, came in another 10 minutes. Very fast service. Overall, I'm very happy with this restaurant! Would definitely come again :) read more

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Mom's Tofu is really good. The flavors are solid, the meat quality is fantastic and the portions are great for sharing. Service is also consistently great which makes the whole experience even better. The only downside is that it's on the pricier side for Korean food. Everything tastes amazing but you definitely feel the cost when the bill comes. Still, if you're looking for quality dishes and a tasty meal to split with friends or family, this spot delivers. read more

Korean cuisine is one of the best foods to have during winter. This place happens to offer great tofu soups and hot stone bowls. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The owner renovated the dining area to host regular customers as well as the Korean touring groups.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We had the seafood pancake, seafood tofu soup, and the beef bimbimba in hot stone bowl. They all taste great and authentic. Just one quick tip, if you bump into the large touring group, don't order anything too complex. Go with something straightforward, which can shorten your wait time. read more

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Came here with some friends upon their recommendation. It was a Saturday night about 7 o'clock and we were seated quickly. Very clean restaurant very fast and efficient service. Fairly simple menu but at the same time many different options. Large portions, good flavor and reasonable prices. We will be back read more

Mom's Tofu House - F2. Bul Go Gi - Korean Near Me - Fremont, California

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I came in again for a tofu soup. I was feeling eating more vegetable this day so ordered a tofu soup with vegetables. After it came to the table I noticed the broth was bland so I asked to make sure it was still served with regular broth (and not vegetable broth). They reassured me it was made with beef broth and when I told them it was bland they immediate offered to fix it. I was able to enjoy my soup and once again the banchan was yummy. Great service! read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]This place is a Fremont gem, 5 star food , 5 star service and 5 star cleanliness![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] If you haven't tried Korean food before it's delicious! We had the spicy pork stone pot (spicy is the perfect level of spice, hit all the rights spots) , seafood pancake and a pork kimchi soup, everything was super fresh and fabulous! Loved their selection of banchan too! They gave us a complementary dessert drink- house made pumpkin juice, yummy! If you like flavorful food, it's a must try! We will be back soon for sure! read more

New management, a bit pricey compared to other korean restaurants nearby. Their pork bone soup is $24 and beef tofu soup $20 which is ~20% more expensive than Spoon restaurant at opposite plaza. The pork bone soup is bland, tasted like plain water, slices of meat were kind of hard too The beef tofu was okay but not super delicious. We like their small dishes, the braised potato, spout and fish cakes were great. read more

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I went there one wednesday weeknight 1) Regular korean restaurant decor 2) clean 3) Employees are super nice 4) There are only 2 more tables, I went around 7:30pm, not crowded 5) ordered seafood pancake, bibimbap beef Food is pretty good. Somehow for seafood pancake, they only give vinegar for dipping. While other korean place give a red sauce. I am not korean, so I don't know what should be the regular sauce for dipping seafood pancake. Will be back sometimes read more

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Coming here, I feel like this place is a serious sleeper. I got in, realized that there's literally no one here eating besides the servers for lunch. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The inside has a modern look to it. It's clean and has four ceiling fans running, now that's uncommon in any Asian restaurants don't you think?[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] It's a tofu house so I ordered their pork tofu soup. The tofu is really soft and tasted slightly different then other tofu soups found elsewhere. Their appetizer had some fried tofu sticks to them. I was very surprised and they seemed to be breaded inhouse rather then what you would find in supermarkets. They have a soft crunch to them, so good that I actually asked if they sold them to go? The service itself is mediocre but the food is great. Give this restaurant a shot if you're around for some Korean food, it might just be the one you've been looking for if you're a fan of Korean food. read more

Love this place! Four of us order too many: tofu soup, galbi, onion pancake, and a stone pot bibimbap. They were all wonderful to the point to stuff all of us. The steamed tofu, however, were really too bland, even dipped with the provided sauce. Otherwise, they would have earned the 5th star from me. The spicy scale was on the low side. If you want your dish hot, ask for higher rating than your standard gauge. read more

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Came with some coworkers to celebrate a new addition and we found everything to be great! All the servers were really nice, truly felt very comfy and the food gave off home-cooked vibes. We ordered the galbi, bulgogi, dweji bulgogi (spicy pork), some chicken wings, a stone pot bibimbap and beef tofu soup. Everything was flavored perfectly and the meat was super tender. Special shoutout to their kimchi, this might be one of the better kimchis I've had. PS: they also give out sikhye (rice punch) at the end of your meal! read more

Mom's Tofu House - B2. Beef Soup - Korean Near Me - Fremont, California

This restaurant is located in Fremont right off the 880. Lots of parking, restaurant size is a good size and easy to find. When you go inside the staff greet you kindly and seat you right away. The deco is nice and simple and very clean. Food seems kind of expensive but the portions are big so I honestly think it is worth the price. If you go during lunch time they have great combos. Again, it may look expensive but it is a lot of food. I have been twice since they reopened under new management and both times it has been great. Here is what we had: Galbi and tofu soup: can actually feed two people, nice tender meat with really good flavor and the combo tofu soup was delicious and really filling too Tofu cheese ball: it is very interesting, I actually likes it but it has a specific texture of crunchy outside, to mushy inside then cheesy in the middle. Veggie pancake: this was ok. My family liked it but I am more into the pancakes that are not very doughey Stone pot Bulgogi bibimbap: just like the regular one but has nice crispy rice at the bottom of the stone pot. Amazing flavors and very filling Dakguee (chicken teriyaki): nice tender meat comes with a side of rice. Can serve up to 3 people especially with the banchan they provide. I will definitely go back and try other things and suggest you try it out too. read more

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Ordered: - Steamed tofu - Yang nyum chicken - Chicken katsu Experience (3/5 stars): *Food: steamed tofu were bland, needed to use a lot of the dipping sauce for flavor. Yang nyum chicken was crispy and had a kick to it. Chicken katsu was good, wasn't dry and it also came with a side of tofu salad. *Price: spent ~$66 *Service: good Overall, this place was okay - wouldn't come back. read more

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The newly renovated dining area is so beautiful! Service 5/5 - Very friendly and attentive service. There is also a call button on every table. Half fried chicken & yang nyum chicken 5/5 - The wings were so plump! The yang nyum sauce was sweet and tangy, not too spicy. Seafood pancake 5/5 - Always a must to order. Bulgogi rice cake 5/5 - I actually didn't expect this to be a soup, but the broth was very flavorful. read more

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Wow haven't been here in over a year and the menu and restaurant have been updated! It's more modern inside with lots of seating, and the menu has a lot more variety. The service was super quick and there's a button to call the server. They have great side dishes and offered a free tofu one. The seafood pancake is a must. As for the pork bone soup it's a bit on the plainer side, but that's expected and it comes with seasoning on the side. My friends for some of the other soups but those were on the saltier side so need the free rice it comes with. All of the soups are great for the cold weather! They also have a free dessert drink at the end. Will definitely be back. read more

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TL;DR: friendly spot with comforting Korean food but prices were high for where it is Mom's tofu house has had a recent facelift, I noticed that they were closed for a bit and have since reopened with a brand new, bright and airy interior. Service is friendly and you can call for service whenever you need it with the handy button on the table. The menu is pretty extensive, with most of the classics you can imagine. From the signs on the wall, they make their own tofu for the restaurant but I was interested in the pork soup since you don't see it at too many places. Pork soup: this was served with purple rice on the side, as well as chives, chilli paste and salt. The soup was pretty flavorful already so I didn't really need the salt, and warm and comforting and quite rich. I was surprised that the meat in there was pork belly, I thought it might be a different, more meaty cut like shoulder. Nevertheless, this was yummy. Spicy pork stone pot: everyone loves a good stone pot with the crispy rice! They had oiled this pot well so the crispy rice came off easy and was delicious with all the crunchy vegetables and spicy pork. The banchan provided was ok - they had fishcake, soy sauce onions, bean sprouts, some green vegetable, and 2 kinds of kimchi (Napa and radish). Honestly the food was pretty good and I would go back if the prices were lower. But for at least $20 per entree, I found the spot quite pricy especially since there are many more affordable options in the area. read more

Mom's Tofu House - H4. Spicy Pork Stone Pot - Korean Near Me - Fremont, California

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Came back recently and it's under new management. Food was delicious and the staff was so sweet! read more

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Saw the soft opening sign and came here to check it out! Our group of 4 was seated immediately, and our server was quite attentive with getting our orders in & refilling our banchan + water. To summarize, 5/5 for service, 4/5 for food, and 3/5 for price & value (it's REALLy expensive here, $24 for pork bone soup, $20+ for bibambap, and $90 for galbijjim). I thought my bulgolgi rice cake dish was ok, there wasn't that much meat and way too much black pepper. The house-made tofu also unfortunately tasted pretty bland, so I was a bit disappointed that it cost $18. I did really appreciate our waitress though, she refilled our banchan like 4 times and was quite responsive for our table even though we were seated the farthest away from the kitchen - so this place averages out to 4 stars for me read more

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This is one of my fave Korean spots in the bay. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The vibes are cozy, like a diner and the food is so comforting, especially on a cold day.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I love that they have the potato dish in the banchan, which not every place has. We usually split soft tofu soup here and get some meat dishes. Today we tried the katsu cutlet which was amazing. Service was exceptional. Our waitress was so kind and friendly, and brought our food so quickly since we had young children with us. I will keep coming back here because it never disappoints! read more

*warning - long review ahead* Food was average at best, but the crap customer service is what brought me to leave a review after my dining experience tonight. After getting seated, the lady who took our order was tall-ish, slender, with reddish pixie-like haircut. My partner and I ordered 3 items exactly in this order: galbitang, budae jigae, and seafood pancake. Our server even REPEATED each item as she entered our order on her tablet. The seafood pancake came out first and then my partner's budae jigae came out not too long after. I still didn't get my galbitang yet but I noticed the ahjumma servers were frantically setting up several tables (preloading with banchan, soup, bibimbap) for a very large party (6-7 tables) that was expected to walk in soon. I gave them grace so I decided to be more patient. Another 15 min passes by without a single server checking on us - and we pretty much finished all the seafood pancake and banchan, I noticed other parties who arrived after us already got their entrees whereas I still haven't received my galbitang. We flag down a different server (shorter lady with shoulder length wavy hair, seems to be one of the leads) and I inform her that I'm still waiting on my galbitang. You can tell she was surprised we were missing an item, but she apologized and said she was going to check on it. You can see and hear her exclaiming something to the other kitchen staff behind the counter - it was obvious that my order was missed/forgotten. Again, not a big deal, mistakes happen - wavy hair ahjumma came back and said they're working on it now. I got my galbitang maybe 5-10 min later. I assume the shoulder length hair ahjumma must've said something to (or maybe reprimanded?) the pixie hair ahjumma who originally took our order...because right when I was about to start eating my galbitang, pixie hair ahjumma comes up to our table. Her: You ordered the seafood pancake? Me: Yes Her: And you ordered the galbitang? Me: Yes Her: You did not order galbitang (*she shakes her head and legit scoffs at me*) Me: (*me staring at her perplexed*) Uh, yes I did! And then she walks away from our table. My partner and I stared at each other like wtf just happened. At first maybe I was misunderstanding the situation since she spoke broken English - but based on her demeanor and delivery of her words, there's really no other way it could've been interpreted it. I like to say I'm a fairly reasonable person. Even though they forgot my order, I didn't make a fuss of it (we're all human) and gave them the benefit of the doubt because of the huge party. Once I had my galbitang in front of me, I was chill and ready to dig in. But what PISSED me off was the pixie hair lady coming over 30 seconds later just to retort that we never ordered the galbitang (mind you - she never checked on our table after dropping off the banchan). Not only was that entire verbal exchange unnecessary (seriously - wtf was the point of that?)...we freaking ordered the galbitang FIRST! Even my partner confirmed that she repeated the word "galbitang" back to us while we were ordering. I pretty much lost my appetite and forced myself to finish my dish - which, by the way, happened to be one of the worst galbitangs I've had (meat was tough and soup was bland, and it didn't even come with a bowl of rice like other places provide). We paid our bill and couldn't get out of there fast enough. There's a sign outside that says "under new management" - I don't fully remember how the old management was since the last time I dined at Mom's was at least 4-5 years ago, but I can confidently say their new management is atrocious and I will NOT be returning to this establishment. I'd much rather dine at Kong Sarong in Newark or The Sister's House in Hayward if I'm craving Korean food. read more

Mom's tofu house is our local go to for korean food. We usually get their soondubu and nangmyeon when we go. They have a lot of variety in their side dishes compared to other korean restaurants. The staff is also very friendly and attentive! read more

Mom's Tofu House - J9. Bul Go Gi Dduk Bok Ki B10. Combo Soup - Korean Near Me - Fremont, California

Kind of want to gate keep since this place is such a hidden gem and never busy, but also wish they do well to stay in business, so here's the endorsement: awesome service and even better food. I always have to remind myself to not go overboard with ordering so that I have room for the free banchans, which are so delicious, unique, fresh, and high quality. They have pretty much all the standard Korean dishes you can think of, and they make everything so well: tteok-bokki, Korean fried chicken, katsu, tofu stew, galbi, bibimbap. Their more special dishes like mom's special stew and pork bone soup are a must-try as well - have not had anything like it elsewhere. I'm definitely on a mission to try everything here since everything has been a hit. The ahjummas working here are also super nice and friendly. read more

The owner changed less than 2 years ago and it's completely renovated. It's hard to find places where they make their own tofu and this place does it. We had the 돼지곰탕, 비지찌개 and they were excellent. I wished they were around where I live so that I can order those frequently. Skip the chicken wings. read more

They went through a remodeling and came back strong I thoroughly enjoyed the Chicken katsu - the breading is like something you'd get in Korea with the homemade sauce. Also, a side of tofu salad?! Yes, please, and thank you. Their side dishes were - marinated fish cake with fried tofu, pickled veggies, and two types of kimchi - radish and cabbage. I also tried the gambit + tofu soup, which were both good and piping hot! Looking forward to being back to try other things on the menu. :) read more

Mom's Tofu House - Tofu katsu - the batter is good that you forget you're eating tofu - Korean Near Me - Fremont, California

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Very thoughtful and friendly staff. The waitress specifically brought the kids decaffeinated tea. The complimentary pumpkin juice was a little sweet, but full of pumpkin flavor! Seafood pancake: 5/5. It was the best seafood pancake I've ever had from any Korean restaurant. Must have!!! Kimchi fried rice: 4/5. No complains. I liked it with a little egg on the top. Chicken wings: 3.5/5. Lightly battered. Not too salty, but tasty enough. Be warned: very hot (temperature hot) Will be back for other items. read more

LONG DELAYED REVIEW ABT 2 YEARS AGO hopefully service has changed. [[HIGHLIGHT]]didnt even order anything. my family and i came in sunday 12pm; taking our time looking at menu, very empty store.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] served by an older woman and not sure why she was rushing us to order. alr grabbing the menu and somehow forcing us into make an order?? we ended up choosing elsewhere to eat. read more

Food was okay, not that extraordinary. The price feel little bit too much for the portion they served

Went in for Memorial Day holiday lunch time. Everything was well prepared. Friendly service and ambiance and for lunch time it was relatively quiet which is perfect for me. Ordered appetizer tofu dish, stone pot with beef and spicy chicken. Overall the flavors were nice, nothing overly spiced or salted. I would say the spicy chicken is more like sweet and spicy. But the spice level is pretty mild. Assortment of banchan also comes with meal, and refillable . I wish I got the servers name so I could mention her. She was outstanding and the only one on the floor. It definitely got busier as we left. Will have to come back to try more dishes. This is the first win for me in a long time for places to eat. read more

Mom's Tofu House - Korean Near Me - Fremont, California

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Back after a few years, serving style changed but still tastes authentic and homey. Good service with big portions of appetizer as well. read more

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Food was very delicious! It was our first time coming here today and we ordered japchae, galbi, spicy soy sauce wings, and two soondubus. Food came out really quick and the service was amazing. Owners are lovely people and you should definitely come try this place! read more

Service was good. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Ambience is good.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Food is OK. Most servings are extremely small. Appetizers are good.

Mom's tofu used to be my go-to Korean place in Fremont. It's been a few years since I've been here and I think it's unfortunately changed for the worse during the pandemic. My friends and I came on a weekend for dinner, expecting a bit of a wait. To our surprise, the restaurant was almost empty. Service was to the point, nothing much to say there. I ordered a pork hot stone bibimbap. The rice was nice and crispy but I feel like something in the toppings was too salty. After I added the gochujang sauce the dish overall became a bit too salty for me. My friend got a tofu soup but she was disappointed that it was watery and didn't come with an egg. The banchan don't taste as good as they used to. Namely the potatoes are sweeter than they used to be and the kimchi tasted off. With a decrease in taste and an increase in price, I think Mom's Tofu is somewhere I will just keep fondly in my thoughts from now on. read more

Mom's Tofu House - Hot stone bibimbap - Korean Near Me - Fremont, California