SOHO Modern Japanese - Fremont (CA)

4 /5 Crystal Lee: Pretty good Japanese fusion restaurant in the area. The menu has a lot of different options and variety to choose from. From brunch menu , sweet and savory to more authentic sashimi and sushi. They have some traditional egg Benedict dishes with an Asian twist on them. Totally recommended to at least give this restaurant a try. I thought their bold and creative approach or attempt was a breath of fresh air! Ebisu Benedict came with two big shrimp katsu patties, some mixed green salad and nice homemade hollandaise. That was pretty tasty and the portion was great for sharing! Pork katsu rice set looked so pretty. Served with some sides, a bowl of Japanese rice, mixed salad, miso soup with mushrooms and fried tofu inside! The soft mochi as dessert! Pork katsu- ends pieces were a little overcooked but the middle sections were juicy. Both Ube latte and dirty matcha were good! However the temperature of the drinks could be hotter though. The greeter and Server were both nice and friendly. Service was pretty decent! Would recommend to Make reservations!! Definitely would come back to try some other things on the menu!

5 /5 Peg Su: We celebrated my birthday on a Thursday night during Happy Hour. There was no wait and we appreciated the 25% discount. The food was prepared perfectly and served attentively. We enjoyed bluefin toro nigiri, pan seared scallops, chicken croffle toast, matcha mochi pancakes, truffle chawanmushi, and okonomiyaki potato tots. We finished the magical night with ube panna cotta and complimentary mochi birthday cake. Thank you, Soho! =) I especially enjoyed tasting the edible flowers on my scallops and the chicken that melted in my mouth! I recommend this place with its relaxing and beautiful ambience.

4 /5 Arthur T: Came by for a weekend brunch! Two of us ordered: belgian syphon coffee $14 mentaiko frittata $12 chicken croffle toast $22 smoked salmon benedict $26 espresso martini $14 Staff was a bit slow, not sure if they were understaffed. Flavors were good. Id be interesting in coming in for dinner to try their raw fish items. Out of the dishes, I liked the chicken croffle toast the most. Parking in plaza.

5 /5 Thuy Tran: Dining at Soho Modern Japanese feels like enjoying both a meal and a piece of art. The fish is fresh and delicate, each bite full of clean, refined flavors. What truly sets this place apart is the presentation, food is arranged so beautifully, with flowers, colors, and textures that make you pause before eating. It’s as if each plate tells a little story. The atmosphere is calm and refined, and the staff provide warm, attentive service. A truly memorable experience where food and art come together.