Mong's Kitchen

The best Korean meal I've had in Melbourne! Fried chicken with spicy garlic soy was excellent! The sauce was so unique with sugary cashews and dried chillies! Very different from any other place. I also ate the spicy clam soup which came with a side of rice and it was so so damn good. Like a warm hug! There are so many things on the menu and I'll surely be back

This is a great little place. Excellent food and service to match. The Salmon Bibim-bap is excellent and recommended. Picture below. Busy on a Thursday night and I reckon everyone that left complimented the waitress for great service and great food.

Very healthy tasty lunch that was great value for money. They didn't have eel which was a shame as I really wanted that.

Great little Korean joint in South Melbourne. The fried chicken is great, especially the sweet and spicy one. Tried a bunch of other dishes and they’ve all been delicious. The serving sizes are generous and prices are good for what you get.

Their specials menu is actually quite good - choose an entree and a main, comes with a bit of rice and miso soup. Tried the spicy pork, beef bulgogi, and agedashi tofu for dinner. Loved the meat to vegetable ratio in the mains, deliciously prepared, and the agedashi tofu is absolutely delightful. No surcharge on cards if inserted, $1 surcharge only on contactless payment. Good service, nice casual ambiance.

Ordinary food, simple flavor as what you expect from its picture and description, but the people who made it are Lack of basic professional ethics and standards of being a man, the salt they put is extreme, I don't believe a qualified chef can make it, the most basic thing, if you say it was put by a person who had never been in the kitchen, that makes sense.

A brilliant choice if your looking for something along the lines of Korean BBQ, with small but noticeable fusions adding in some of their dishes. The “Kimcheese Fries” are amazing and worth getting. Try this place out as soon as possible.

Good Korean restaurant. I had the Pork Katsu with rice which tastes very good. They have a lunch set for $12.50 which allows you to choose one entree and a main dish which is good value.

Went there will kiddo the other day. Kiddo order chicken stir fry udon, which tasted ok, but it tasted a little bit sweet. I liked it how they use lots of veggies in the noodles too. I wanted a miso tofu stew which was sadly sold out. I had a beef stew with bean thread noodles. It was a bit plain and once again a bit sweet. Everything was ok, but nothing outstanding.

Great quiet little restaurant in the Woolworths shopping center. Kimchi fried rice had a generous portion and the eel bibimpap is also very nice. The accompanying side dishes for the bibimpap is pickled wakame and sesame spinach which is very refreshing. Food - 8 Service - 7 Vibe - 7 Price - $$$