Mogo

Aakash Kanojiya

1 month ago

5.0

I recently visited Mogo and had a really good experience overall. If you enjoy Korean food and cozy cafe vibes, this place is definitely worth trying. I went in with normal expectations, but it turned out to be quite impressive. They offer sushi maki rolls at ₹399 for 6 pieces, which is honestly one of the most affordable options in Mumbai. The taste was surprisingly authentic and fresh. I also tried their Dan Dan Noodles, which are made from scratch, and you can really taste the rich, bold flavors in every bite. The Curry Ramen was another highlight — warm, comforting, and full of flavor. For drinks, I had the Tiramisu Latte and Iced Mocha, and both were really good — definitely something I’d order again. One of the best parts is that their ingredients are imported directly from Korea, and they even have in-house kimchi, which adds to the authenticity. Overall, a great place to hang out with friends and explore Korean flavors. 👍

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Manisha Bathula(Insta:- manisha.bathula_)

3 months ago

5.0

Sushi cravings? Head to Mogo, Dadar ASAP! 😍 Their Sushi Festival starting at ₹399 makes it super affordable to try multiple rolls. We ordered: ✔️ Asparagus Tempura Roll ✔️ Chicken Katsu Roll ✔️ Prawn Tempura Roll All three were absolutely delicious – crispy tempura, fresh ingredients, and great flavour combinations. The Prawn Tempura Roll was my personal favourite! Great taste, good portions, and worth the price. Perfect spot in Dadar for sushi dates or chill foodie outings.

shraddha soni

3 months ago

5.0

Had an amazing experience at Mogo 😍✨ The food was super delicious, authentic Korean flavors, and beautifully presented. The ambience is cozy and perfect for chilling with friends. Staff was polite and service was quick too! Definitely a must-visit place if you love Korean cuisine 🇰🇷🔥 Highly recommended! 💯

Shruti Shetty

2 months ago

5.0

MOGO screams Korea. We had ordered Signature Korean Fried Chicken (classic) ... Cacio é pepe (creamy white sauce teokbokki.. American Dream (egg drop sandwich) and Iced latte. Believe me when I say the Egg Drop American Dream Sandwich took me straight to the heavens.

Tanishka Borkar

2 months ago

5.0

I tried the mandu ramen and asparagus tempura maki. Ramen - 7.5/10 (Spices would have been better) Sushi - 10/10 Recommended , it was absolutely tasty

Rachael Lobo

2 months ago

5.0

The ambience is really nice, a very cute Korean cafe vibe, we had the katsu chicken ramen and the California roll. Taste visa also it was really good.

Thanvi Saptha

2 months ago

5.0

Food was 100/100 Customer service was very good Not too crowded too Peaceful for family and couples

shrim

2 months ago

3.0

Went to Mogo because I saw it on reels lol but it’s was ok at best for the price u pay we got chicken rose tteokbokki, Japanese chicken katsu sando with peach iced tea. The chicken tteokbokki was good chewy not bad at all but like the sauce was lowkey giving tomato paste / sauce and I wasn’t a fan lol but not bad at all then the sandwich was all mid because the bread was thicc and it felt a bit dry but the chicken patty inside was nice and it was served w potato wedges which were nice. It’s a small quiet place w K-pop playing in the background which I loved but that’s it. It did not live up to the hype and food was mid so that’s why 2.5 star honestly but I gave 3 since that’s not an option.

PM

1 month ago

1.0

I’m a big fan of Korean food, and this spot was actually picked by my 10-year-old nephew who was excited to try it after watching an influencer's reel, which made the experience even more disappointing. We ordered the Toomba ramen, tteokbokki, and an asparagus maki roll. The ramen felt like a very off, overly “adapted” version of what it should be, topped with fried mushrooms that tasted like they’d been cooked in oil reused multiple times. The ramen and tteokbokki seemed to have the exact same sauce. The tteokbokki was still decent, but the menu really needs spice indicators, especially if you’re dining with kids. The maki roll was honestly the only thing that worked. Service-wise, the place was clearly understaffed. There was only one person handling everything - orders, billing, serving, and even addressing concerns. No fault of his, but it showed. We got our food well before the cutlery, he didn't have the bandwidth to make recommendations when requested, and even basic interactions felt strained because he was stretched so thin. To top it off, the washroom had no running water, and my nephew had to wait 10 minutes just to get a sanitizer after using it. Overall, not worth the hype or the price. There are far better places for Korean food - this one is an easy skip.

Rhea

1 month ago

1.0

I went to mogo reading all the lovely reviews but I’m really not sure what went wrong today. The staff (just one person who is the cashier / server / manager) was beyond rude. He seemed almost irritated that there were customers there. Once our food started arriving, in a bizarre turn of events a person straight up started cleaning the floors??? mind you, a FULL floor cleaning - sweeping mopping everything WHILE we were eating. It’s a tiny place my bag was hung off of a chair and is now wet because we just didn’t understand what was happening before a whole bucket of water was thrown on the floor for mopping. I am still so confused. Food was decent but it seems nothing is really made on site only assembled. Ramen is straight up from a samyang packet, gyozas were the prasuma frozen momos, katsu sando was cold. The truffle fries are nice but there’s no seaweed flavour. The place has so much potential it is so cute but the management is bizarre and the food is just ok and can be improved sooo much.