MONA YONGPYONG
📍Pyeongchang, Gangwon Province, South Korea
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- Vertical drop
- 2,461 ft*
- Skiable terrain
- 273 acres
- Avg snowfall
- 98 in
- Lifts
- 14
Editor's Pick
Pyeongchang Hanu Village in Daegwallyeong, where your group chooses cuts of Korean beef at the market counter before dinner.
THE FOOD SCENE
At the resort, Tower Plaza Food Court brings kimbap, noodles, pizza and other counters together for groups. The Castle Chalet upstairs in Dragon Castle offers Korean soups and oven pizza when serving.
For a meal away from the slopes, Pyeongchang Hanu Village lets you choose beef at the counter before sitting down. Hwangtae Hoegwan in Daegwallyeong specializes in dried pollack, from grilled fish to a warming bowl of soup.
APRÈS-SKI & NIGHTLIFE
Meet for coffee or a drink on the second floor of Dragon Valley Hotel at Dragon Coffee & Bar. For a longer evening together, arrange the trip to Daegwallyeong and choose your dinner cuts at Pyeongchang Hanu Village.
DINING PICKS
5 curated spots for eating and drinking at Mona Yongpyong
On-Mountain Dining
On-Mountain1 pick
The Castle Chalet
Dragon Castle, Mona YongPyong
The Castle Chalet is the second-floor restaurant in Dragon Castle, serving Korean soup dishes, noodles and oven pizza.
Why We Like It
A warm bowl or a shared pizza makes a good break upstairs in Dragon Castle. Check chalet service before counting on a meal here.
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Base Area
2 picks
Tower Plaza Food Court
Tower Plaza, Mona YongPyong
Tower Plaza’s food court puts chicken and pizza, kimbap, noodles, Korean food and halal Turkish food on one floor.
Why We Like It
Groups can split up for noodles, kimbap, pizza or Turkish food and meet again at the tables on the same floor.
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Dragon Coffee & Bar
Dragon Valley Hotel, Mona YongPyong
Dragon Coffee & Bar is the second-floor beverage-and-liquor venue inside Dragon Valley Hotel.
Why We Like It
Meet on the second floor of Dragon Valley Hotel for coffee or a drink after skiing. It is an easy option for a group staying at the hotel.
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In Town
2 picks
Pyeongchang Hanu Village – Daegwallyeong
Near Hoenggye Interchange, Daegwallyeong-myeon
Choose your Korean beef cuts at the market counter, then take them into the adjoining restaurant for your meal.
Why We Like It
Make this a group dinner away from the resort. Picking out different cuts together is part of the experience.
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Hwangtae Hoegwan (황태회관)
19 Nunmaeul-gil, Daegwallyeong-myeon, Pyeongchang
This Daegwallyeong restaurant specializes in hwangtae, dried pollack, served grilled, braised or in soup.
Why We Like It
Order the soup for a warming meal or try the grilled version to taste the fish another way.
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Plan your meal
Check whether your chosen venue takes reservations or uses a walk-in waitlist. For mountain dining, plan around lift access and service times.