Shanghai Mong

All 12 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Affordable korean places in Queens & Brooklyn area2 pts
replying to u/justflipping: Hainan has a $5.99 jajangmyeon lunch special. Would also recommend Nolbu Nolbu for kimbap. In general Murray Hill, Flushing, and Bayside would be good to look into more ([some recent recs in the comments here](https://www.reddit.com/r/FoodNYC/comments/1ohneo8/iso_your_korean_grandmas_favorite_place_to_eat/)).
“Dang, I thought Shanghai Mong had the best Jjajangmeyon lunch special at $7.”
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in:Octo - Korean-Chinese spot in K-Town1 pts
replying to u/cayooreddit: their jjajangmyun is not that good -- coming from someone who's first meal back home to koreatown in TX is always jjajangmyun. worth a try though! their noodles are just not what you would expect imo
“Jjajangmyun at Hyo Dong Gak and Shanghai Mong are barely edible.”
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in:In search of the holy grail of General Tso's Chicken1 pts
“The General Tso’s at Shanghai Mong in Koreatown”
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in:Please, Jajangmyeon lovers. Where do you go for your fix?10 pts
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in:Looking for Seafood Jajangmyeon in the city5 pts
“shanghai mong is trash”
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in:Best Lunch Deals in Manhattan3 pts
“Its not going to blow your mind, but its good”
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in:Octo - Korean-Chinese spot in K-Town2 pts
“Not a huge fan of Shanghai Mong or Hyo Dong Gak”
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in:How does Korean food in NYC compare to LA?2 pts
“I also like Shanghai Mong for Korean-Chinese food (there's a ton of spots for this but I'm friends with them and they do a really nice old-school version).”
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in:Good jjajangmyeon in Manhattan/North BK?1 pts
“you'd be looking for korean-chinese which would be hyo dong gak or shanghai mong. i wouldn't say there's a huge difference between the two.”
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in:Looking for Seafood Jajangmyeon in the city1 pts
“Shanghai mong”
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in:Where’s the good food in midtown that’s not $50+ and not corporate slop?1 pts
“Its pretty good too.”
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in:Looking for Seafood Jajangmyeon in the city-3 pts
“Shanghai Mong in Ktown”
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