Mokban Korean Bistro - Providence

The portion size was generous, with the lunch special also including side dishes. The dumpling soup was huge and had plenty of dumplings, though some of them were broken and the skin was a bit soft. The broth in the dumpling soup was delicious and full of flavor. However, I felt that the dumplings themselves could have been better. The side dishes were just okay, but I was disappointed that there was no kimchi available. Overall, the restaurant was decent and I was happy to have tried it. It's conveniently located near my hotel, which is a plus.

I recently dined at this restaurant and was thoroughly impressed with the food. I tried the tofu gang jeong and it was absolutely delicious. The tofu was perfectly crispy and the sauce was incredibly flavorful. My partner ordered the jap chae and it was equally delectable. The service was outstanding, with our server readily accommodating our questions about certain ingredients. I highly recommend asking for the special menu as well.

Just ask for the vegan menu when you arrive at the restaurant. There are several delicious options to choose from. When you order from the vegan menu, they will provide you with vegan side dishes. They always appear to be very mindful of vegan items, but as with any non-vegan establishment, it's wise to confirm. Our favorite dish is always the bi bim bab. We recommend paying a little extra for the hot stone pot version!

The menu could provide clearer information, but it's important to note that almost all kimchi is not suitable for vegans or vegetarians. Traditional kimchi recipes typically contain fish or fish sauce. Unless specifically labeled as vegan, it's safe to assume that kimchi contains fish ingredients.

The food at this restaurant was tasty. Just a heads up, even though they have a separate vegan menu, I noticed that some items may contain honey or eggs. Make sure to double-check to ensure that the items are truly vegan.