Shanghai Mong

About Shanghai Mong

Shanghai Mong is an Asian fusion restaurant located in New York City's Koreatown. The menu features a blend of Korean-Chinese dishes, alongside some other Asian-inspired options. Popular items include noodle dishes like Jjajangmyeon and Jjamppong, various dumplings, and entrees such as Short Ribs (Kalbi). The restaurant is known for its late-night hours, making it a destination for those seeking food after typical dining times. It offers a casual atmosphere suitable for groups and solo diners.

The Vibe

The atmosphere at Shanghai Mong is often described as lively and casual, with a bar-like energy, especially during later hours. It can feel cozy, though some reviews note it can get crowded and feel tight on space. Service is generally noted as friendly, though experiences can vary. It's a suitable spot for groups looking for a relaxed dining experience or for individuals seeking a late-night meal.

• lively
• casual
• bar like
• cozy

What's Good

• Jjajangmyeon

  $15.00

  Black bean noodles with a savory sauce, noted by some reviewers as a standout dish in Manhattan.

• Jjamppong

  $16.00

  A spicy seafood soup with noodles, praised for its deep and flavorful broth by some diners.

• Short Ribs (Kalbi)

  $49.00

  Juicy, grilled short ribs that have been highlighted as exceptionally delicious by multiple patrons.

• Vegetable Dumplings

  $20.00

  Vegetarian dumplings filled with seasoned tofu and noodles, available steamed or fried.

• Pad Thai

  $23.00

  Rice noodles fried with tropical Thai flavors.

Perfect For

• casual dining
• late night
• group dining