mok.jaa

One of the Best place to eat, drink and chill in Dimapur!! God bless this place !!!! Thank you !!

Kimchi jjigae was really good! Highly recommended for people who love kimchi! Kimbab wasn't that great, it was too dry and I hope they'll put the entire meat/sausage for the roll rather than half. Peach iced tea was okay. Thankful to the friendly staff for providing ice cubes on request. 10/10 Ambience is cool! However being Korean restaurant I hope they'll change the song playlist. Hindi songs and heartbreak songs were repeatedly played haha and this doesn't vibe well. Update: 2nd Visit was disappointing!! Ordered Tempura prawns, tteokbokki, Samgyeopsal, fiery chicken wings. Tempura prawns was too salty and had a weird taste of ?baking soda type. Tteokbokki was flavourful but received only 4-5pieces of rice cakes which was quite disappointing :( I'll stop by only for Kimchi Jjigae next time.

Mokja,Such a worst experience ever ! So we ordered 1. Korean fried chicken 2.kimbab 3.chicken fried rice 4.three cups of coffee & 5.samgyeopsal (visited Mokja just to have this ) However it had a urine smell in pork so I asked their receptionist either I can cancel it since we're not gonna have it (which cost 900) however instead of reviewing it she directly responded "every pork smells like that sorry but we can't cancel it" which means I never eat pork before !! lol Later we asked for bill and she came to us saying "since you haven't touched we will give you 5% discount which was 9 so funny !! Such a heavy discount ever Visited so many restaurants & cafes but never faced such service . Not recommended!!!

Absolute delight for korean food lovers. Menu has an array of options. The visual presentation of the food was amazing so was the taste. I would definitely go back for more.

It was an okay experience. Stopped for a quick meal. Samgyeopsal not bad, just less quantity of side dishes I feel.

I'd have to visit again for shrimp tempura and crispy chicken (mok.jaa's signature dishes). Fries and seafood spaghetti were equally sumptuous. Bibimbap was gorgeous while Ramyeon had it's tale. | Ambience: 5/5 | food: 4/5 | Service: 3/5 | OR: 4/5 |

The only saving grace for this review not being lower than 2 was the wonderful atmosphere the restaurant had in it, other than that the food was not that great. I was really excited to try the jajangmyeon here, but it turned out to be a huge disappointment. The noodles were unbearably salty, to the point where it was difficult to eat more than a few bites. Instead of the rich, savory black bean sauce I was expecting, it tasted overly concentrated and lacked any depth of flavor. To make matters worse, when I mentioned the issue to the server, they told me that they didn't add any salt suggesting the fact that there was an anomaly in my tastebuds to not be able to detect the strong taste of salt in the noodles. Overall, it was one of the most disappointing jajangmyeon dishes I've ever had. I won't be ordering it again or recommending this place for Korean food.

The first time I visited Mok.jaa I wasn't really impressed with the ambience, the food was also served with great delay however none of that mattered since I really enjoyed the food. (I ordered Bibimbap and Kimchi Jijjigae) The Kimchi Jjigae was particularly so delicious that I kept craving for it when was I away from town. However, I went there for the second time recently and it didn't live up to my first experience. The food quality had noticeably downgraded. The Kimchi jjigae (the Kimchi) was sour and bitter at the same time, it tasted like it was quickly dipped in vinegar. The small portions served in tiny bowls lacked effort and lacked flavour. The pork also had a foul pungent smell. Whats more disappointing is the price point, (the price had increased exponentially ) which feels unjustified given the decline in quality. I hope the restaurant takes this feedback seriously and works on maintaining consistency. For now, I'm not going to recommend this place to anyone.