Sweet Mong
$$ • Coffee Shops, Creperies, Bubble TeaAbout Sweet Mong
Customers' Favorites
Strawberry Cheesecake bingsoo9
Strawberry Banana Nutella
Strawberry Matcha Bingsoo
Custard Brûlée Crepe
Mango Tango Bingsoo
Taro Split Croffle
Tropical Yuzu Tea
Tiramisu Bingsoo
Nutella Croffle
Shaved Ice
Sweet Mong Reviews
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Yesterday I visited here. I got a decaf iced americano. It really was decaf too, which I know for sure because I am sensitive to caffeine. This place can serve decaf espresso. I also ordered a Custard Strawberry Brulee, It tasted really good. Recommended to all who want coffee and or a sweet dish.
Originally, we were going to go to different cafe but it was extremely busy. We were walking around Chinatown and stumbled across this coffee shop. They had the Spring Day drink for the ARIRANG TOUR. I am so glad we came here instead. The drink was perfect. It was not too sweet or bland. We came to this coffee shop before driving back home.
Had the yummiest crepes at Sweet Mong! It's a super cute dessert place. Highly recommend.
Hours
| Monday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Saturday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Sunday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
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Sweet Mong is a popular dessert spot that serves a variety of Korean-inspired treats. Their bingsoo, including flavors like mango, misugaru, and matcha, is a must-try. The cafe has a clean and refreshing atmosphere, featuring unique K-pop themed decor. The staff is friendly and willing to help customers choose from the menu. While service can sometimes be slow, the quality of ingredients and presentation make it worth the wait. Favorites include the crème brûlée crepe, which is highly recommended, and the strawberry, banana, and Nutella croffle. Jasmine tea, with a hint of lavender and just the right sweetness, is also a highlight. The hotteok is served warm with drizzled honey, adding to the delicious offerings. It is a great spot to satisfy dessert cravings, catch up with friends, or study in a quiet atmosphere, with plenty of tables and seating available. Recent visitors especially recommend trying the Seoul Bingsu, a large bowl topped with red bean and peanut sauce that tastes not too sweet, with a clear sesame flavor. The Taiyaki with Taro filling is soft, warm, and not too sweet, making it a favorite. The smell of fresh pastries upon entering adds to the inviting vibe, and the friendly staff makes the experience even better. Prices are reasonable for the quality and portion size, making it a place worth visiting for dessert lovers.