A menu focused on Chinese dim sum, dumplings, & noodles in a no frills space with an open kitchen.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–3 PM, 4:30–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–3 PM, 4:30–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–3 PM, 4:30–9:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2:30 PM, 4:30–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 34360 Fremont Blvd, Fremont, CA 94555
Phone: (510) 320-5360
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Reviews
We ha rice and braised beef. Very tender beef. We wolfed through it before* remembered to take a pic of the large mound of rice, beef, and bok choy on the sides. The fresh cucumber salad was crunchy and had a nice garlic dressing.
Also got the lamb and pumpkin dumplings as well as an order of the chi and cabbage dumplings. All pretty good.
My co-workers have been talking about this place back in the day. I have been going here with my family for years and took many friends as well. This location has changed from many different places and Bings’s seems to have stayed over seven years now! Good sign! I like their open space dining set up where the kitchen is open and you can see them make their dumplings and noodles…ooo lala!!
Their menu is very simple and everything is now below $19. Price inflation but some are reasonable. Go figure! Very good portions though. You can taste the difference. Had their spicy and regular beef braised noodle soup. Meat was tender and the noodles are soft! You can tell the noodles are made fresh. Also, I like their wonton noodle soup. All broth soups are very good. Spicy was not really spicy to me though so I had to added more spice! Haha Their Hot Oil-Seared (dry) Noodles with minced pork is also very good. Their wonton in Chili Oil is good as well. I also get their pork soup dumplings. Everything they make are pretty good! The dumpling wrap is not too thick and lots of meat inside. You need to learn to eat with chop sticks and soup spoon to drink the soup from the dumplings! Also, you have to make the right sauce to dip this in. They don’t offer free tea anymore. It’s only 50cents but It’s good.
My fave place when I am craving spicy dry noodles or beef braised noodle soup. I just wish they added more bok choy for more veggies for a balance.
Very surprising their service is still pretty good, friendly and attentive. Seems they are a family business. They speak pretty good English, too. We are regulars here! So this means I totally recommend this place!
One thing I noticed everything was served in disposable plates.
My kids like soup dumplings, spicy wontons, sheared gyoza. I tried the brisket noodles soup and my wife spicy lanze spicy noodles soup.
Everything was not as good as before, the meat inside was dry. The soup was not tasty.
My brisket noodles soup was tasteless. The soup has no flavor, salty water. The meat is tender but no taste.
My daughter agreed that the food quality was bad.
This place is mostly for young people who like noodles, spicy food.
It was not a good experience for us.
We’ll not be coming back here again.
The noodles are delightfully chewy and have a good homemade texture, and the pork adds heaps of flavor to the dish. I don’t find it to be very spicy, which I enjoy. The xlb has a much more home style flavor and texture as compared to other higher end restaurants one might go to. They’re full of flavorful soup, and coupled with some ginger and chili oil you get an unbeatable bite.
Staff is friendly and the whole place feels like a mom and pop. I’ve never had an issue getting parking, and getting a table is usually quick.
And the waitresses are literally sprinting around, trying to make sure all your needs are met. The dumplings and noodles were the stars of the show.