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Such a yummy snack! It's customizable where you can choose cheese, beef or half and half. You can also add toppings - the potato topping will definitely make the snack more filling. They make it fresh by order and it's fairly quick. After they call your order you can choose from unlimited toppings. There are sauces and powders to choose from.
If you like corndogs you'll love this Korean twist on them, which uses rice instead of corn. The result is a lighter batter and a crispy exterior crust. I tried the basic beef hot dog, and it was excellent. There are also varieties that incorporate chicken, mozzarella, and even chocolate (!) There are also many sauce options. It takes a while because each dog is prepared to order. Unfortunately there is no seating, so it's best to go on a nice summer day and walk around with your dog-on-a-stick.
Love me some K Dogs, been here three times and they are ok. Will be honest had better off a food truck but there's no competition here for Chung Chun. They do have a nice variety of dogs, sweet and savory. They also have a few sides, mac and cheese bites being one of them. I've been there three times and got the original twice and ramen one once. I recommend the sauce especially spicy mayo and some seasonings as well to add some flavor and flair.
Chung Chun This was too good!!! I got the mozerella corn dog and the cheese was melty and perfect. The breading was not too thick and the taste was immaculate. Definitely recommend coming here for a snack if you're by robson!!!
This is a great place to go after biking in Stanley park! The guy that took my order was really nice. He was explaining the menu and gave me some of his suggestions! I ordered a sweet potato cheese ball and waffle fries. They have a lot of seasonings and sauce to top off your order. This place only does takeout!
Having just had only my second Japadog ever, just down the street, I had to restrain myself from ordering another, because I had another sausage subject in my sights: a rice hot dog from Chung Chun. Unfortunately, they're close enough to each other that I hadn't burned off the calories of the former, before ordering the latter, which ended up being the Volcano dog, topped with hot sauce and spicy mayo. The rice-based breading adds a nice crunch to what is otherwise a glorified corn dog (sans corn, of course), but with a premium frank (in this case, infused with jalapeno), and bigger than your average sausage. Quick to order, quick to serve, and additional toppings available right before they hand it over to you. Awesome, all around. After today's experience I'll never look at a regular corn dog again with out a sneer of disdain and disgust, because this dog is the top dog in the world of breaded wieners!
This Korean-style hot dog/corn dog place on Denman and Robson has attracted a lot of attention around the area; there is always a long line of people waiting for their orders by the tree! Since the store was quite small and cramped, we had to take our receipt and walk outside to wait for our number. We ordered the double cheese beef and chicken mix along with ramen noodles as toppings. My girlfriend and I intended to try it just as a snack, so we only ordered one to taste it. However, the portion was a little more than just a snack, as it was quite filling. As you take your first bite, you can bite through the many layers of textures it provides: crunchy ramen noodle crumbs, soft breading from the corn dog, and finally the cheese inside. We could say that each bite was plentiful with surprises as you worked your way down the stick! One thing we find that could be improved is that instead of making the corn dog half cheese and half hot dog, they could make it into sections of both. (Cheese, hotdog, cheese, hotdog) That way you will never get bored of the cheese in the first half and have different flavors as you go!
I'm a fan!! My daughter raved about it so of course I had to try! It's a small place on the corner of Robson and Denman. So there is no dine it. Simple and tidy. Big windows make it nice and bright. Everything is made fresh to order, so you'll need to wait a bit for your food but totally worth it! The outer shell is crispy crunchy. The inside is hot and the cheese is gooey and stretchy. SO GOOD!
Anything deep fried correctly tends to always be good and this is no exception. I've had these corn dog like snacks before and I do enjoy them a lot. Definitely a game changer for those that are used to normal corn dogs, but nothing too special if you've had one before. So I thought there was a line when I got here, but apparently people were just standing outside not realizing they were in line. Easy mistake haha, so I got to order pretty quick once everyone realized this. After ordering there was a second line to pick up the order. Luckily they had a ticketing system and displayed your order number at the window, so you know when your order is ready. When picking it up, you get to choose what kind of sauce you want drizzled over it. I was really basic and just went with the simple ketchup. But they have a variety such as bbq and teriyaki. So feel free to be adventurous! Of course, had to get the rice hot dog with cheese in it cause that cheese pull is fun to do. I did the half cheese though cause I still want me some meat in my rice hot dog. The temperature of the food was good, not too hot and definitely not cold. The cheese was melted just right and the crispy outside was satisfyingly crunchy. No complaints here. Just ate this thing while walking around Robson street and enjoying life. Very pleased.
Pretty decent Korean-style hot dogs! I didn't care for the potato coating, but the regular hot dog was good!
Trendy korean rice dog place. Definitely a novelty and something to try if you want a fusion of carnival food with an Asian twist. Two of the most popular are to try the potato dog and the cheese dog. I tried both but opted for the one with squid ink. It was incredibly filling and having one may have been just enough as I was struggling to finish the 2nd one. The nice thing about these dogs is that you could customize the toppings. I recommend the honey butter, honey mustard and ketchup as a combo. Will probably be back to try something else as there are so many options on the menu! Expect to spend around $4-$6 per dog.
I really wanted to like these Korean Hot Dogs I've been hearing so much about. When I saw the line-up to order had only 1 person ahead, I thought this was the chance to try them out. I guess I rushed my order (and letting my kid help pick didn't help) but none of the hot dogs we chose had any cheese in them which I think would have helped with how heavy/oily these hot dogs were and added some contrast in flavors. First though, their service was excellent. From the person who took my order, to the person directing the line-up outside (there was an order line and a waiting to pickup your order line), to the person putting on your choice of toppings - they were all friendly and efficient. However the hot dogs we ordered we'd probably not get again. - Gamsung - A thinner hot dog encrusted with potato cubes. We were not a fan of this thinner hot dog. - Ramen Chip - A thicker hot dog encrusted with crunchy ramen. This is the better one of the 3 we ordered since the sausage was better and the ramen have a crunch but it was just OK. - Chicken Topping - The kid's choice, pricier than the other 2 at $6.99 and was way too meaty and heavy to eat the whole thing when there's dry chicken chunks encrusting a sausage within.
Tip: order on Ubereats and just go pick up to avoid the long lines. My friend told me to go and try this so I did because I'm a good friend. I got a cheese and a chocolate hotdog. The cheese one had the cheese pull that was cool. The chocolate one tasted like Nutella, but I really didn't feel like it went well with the savoury batter. Overall, I'm glad I tried it but the taste is nothing special so I won't be eating this again.
2 months ago
Tasty snack while strolling Stanley. Used to be. Regardless of it being a to-go only it needs reno & deep clean. Grimy outside and inside, eating counter and floor just dirty, visible kitchen is a mess. Service ~ apathetic. You can get better kdogs elsewhere in town but this is the only spot next to the park. read more
2 months ago
Super yummy, there's no seating which isn't a problem. The food came out quick and was super warm. I had the sweet potato corndog and it was amazing that I was tempted to go get seconds. Loved it! read more
Such a yummy snack! It's customizable where you can choose cheese, beef or half and half. You can also add toppings - the potato topping will definitely make the snack more filling. They make it fresh by order and it's fairly quick. After they call your order you can choose from unlimited toppings. There are sauces and powders to choose from. read more
If you like corndogs you'll love this Korean twist on them, which uses rice instead of corn. The result is a lighter batter and a crispy exterior crust. I tried the basic beef hot dog, and it was excellent. There are also varieties that incorporate chicken, mozzarella, and even chocolate (!) There are also many sauce options. It takes a while because each dog is prepared to order. Unfortunately there is no seating, so it's best to go on a nice summer day and walk around with your dog-on-a-stick. read more
1 year ago
Love me some K Dogs, been here three times and they are ok. Will be honest had better off a food truck but there's no competition here for Chung Chun. They do have a nice variety of dogs, sweet and savory. They also have a few sides, mac and cheese bites being one of them. I've been there three times and got the original twice and ramen one once. I recommend the sauce especially spicy mayo and some seasonings as well to add some flavor and flair. read more
3 years ago
Chung Chun This was too good!!! I got the mozerella corn dog and the cheese was melty and perfect. The breading was not too thick and the taste was immaculate. Definitely recommend coming here for a snack if you're by robson!!! read more
This is a great place to go after biking in Stanley park! The guy that took my order was really nice. He was explaining the menu and gave me some of his suggestions! I ordered a sweet potato cheese ball and waffle fries. They have a lot of seasonings and sauce to top off your order. This place only does takeout! read more
Having just had only my second Japadog ever, just down the street, I had to restrain myself from ordering another, because I had another sausage subject in my sights: a rice hot dog from Chung Chun. Unfortunately, they're close enough to each other that I hadn't burned off the calories of the former, before ordering the latter, which ended up being the Volcano dog, topped with hot sauce and spicy mayo. The rice-based breading adds a nice crunch to what is otherwise a glorified corn dog (sans corn, of course), but with a premium frank (in this case, infused with jalapeno), and bigger than your average sausage. Quick to order, quick to serve, and additional toppings available right before they hand it over to you. Awesome, all around. After today's experience I'll never look at a regular corn dog again with out a sneer of disdain and disgust, because this dog is the top dog in the world of breaded wieners! read more
This Korean-style hot dog/corn dog place on Denman and Robson has attracted a lot of attention around the area; there is always a long line of people waiting for their orders by the tree! Since the store was quite small and cramped, we had to take our receipt and walk outside to wait for our number. We ordered the double cheese beef and chicken mix along with ramen noodles as toppings. My girlfriend and I intended to try it just as a snack, so we only ordered one to taste it. However, the portion was a little more than just a snack, as it was quite filling. As you take your first bite, you can bite through the many layers of textures it provides: crunchy ramen noodle crumbs, soft breading from the corn dog, and finally the cheese inside. We could say that each bite was plentiful with surprises as you worked your way down the stick! One thing we find that could be improved is that instead of making the corn dog half cheese and half hot dog, they could make it into sections of both. (Cheese, hotdog, cheese, hotdog) That way you will never get bored of the cheese in the first half and have different flavors as you go! read more
4 years ago
I'm a fan!! My daughter raved about it so of course I had to try! It's a small place on the corner of Robson and Denman. So there is no dine it. Simple and tidy. Big windows make it nice and bright. Everything is made fresh to order, so you'll need to wait a bit for your food but totally worth it! The outer shell is crispy crunchy. The inside is hot and the cheese is gooey and stretchy. SO GOOD! read more
Anything deep fried correctly tends to always be good and this is no exception. I've had these corn dog like snacks before and I do enjoy them a lot. Definitely a game changer for those that are used to normal corn dogs, but nothing too special if you've had one before. So I thought there was a line when I got here, but apparently people were just standing outside not realizing they were in line. Easy mistake haha, so I got to order pretty quick once everyone realized this. After ordering there was a second line to pick up the order. Luckily they had a ticketing system and displayed your order number at the window, so you know when your order is ready. When picking it up, you get to choose what kind of sauce you want drizzled over it. I was really basic and just went with the simple ketchup. But they have a variety such as bbq and teriyaki. So feel free to be adventurous! Of course, had to get the rice hot dog with cheese in it cause that cheese pull is fun to do. I did the half cheese though cause I still want me some meat in my rice hot dog. The temperature of the food was good, not too hot and definitely not cold. The cheese was melted just right and the crispy outside was satisfyingly crunchy. No complaints here. Just ate this thing while walking around Robson street and enjoying life. Very pleased. read more
Trendy korean rice dog place. Definitely a novelty and something to try if you want a fusion of carnival food with an Asian twist. Two of the most popular are to try the potato dog and the cheese dog. I tried both but opted for the one with squid ink. It was incredibly filling and having one may have been just enough as I was struggling to finish the 2nd one. The nice thing about these dogs is that you could customize the toppings. I recommend the honey butter, honey mustard and ketchup as a combo. Will probably be back to try something else as there are so many options on the menu! Expect to spend around $4-$6 per dog. read more
I really wanted to like these Korean Hot Dogs I've been hearing so much about. When I saw the line-up to order had only 1 person ahead, I thought this was the chance to try them out. I guess I rushed my order (and letting my kid help pick didn't help) but none of the hot dogs we chose had any cheese in them which I think would have helped with how heavy/oily these hot dogs were and added some contrast in flavors. First though, their service was excellent. From the person who took my order, to the person directing the line-up outside (there was an order line and a waiting to pickup your order line), to the person putting on your choice of toppings - they were all friendly and efficient. However the hot dogs we ordered we'd probably not get again. - Gamsung - A thinner hot dog encrusted with potato cubes. We were not a fan of this thinner hot dog. - Ramen Chip - A thicker hot dog encrusted with crunchy ramen. This is the better one of the 3 we ordered since the sausage was better and the ramen have a crunch but it was just OK. - Chicken Topping - The kid's choice, pricier than the other 2 at $6.99 and was way too meaty and heavy to eat the whole thing when there's dry chicken chunks encrusting a sausage within. read more
5 years ago
Tip: order on Ubereats and just go pick up to avoid the long lines. My friend told me to go and try this so I did because I'm a good friend. I got a cheese and a chocolate hotdog. The cheese one had the cheese pull that was cool. The chocolate one tasted like Nutella, but I really didn't feel like it went well with the savoury batter. Overall, I'm glad I tried it but the taste is nothing special so I won't be eating this again. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Good snack. It is a small shop on the corner of Robson and Denman. There is one line for ordering and another line for waiting to pick up. They will ring a bell and call out the number when the order is ready. The wait was 6 minutes after ordering. Each corndog can be personalized with different toppings and sauces. Food: We ordered the Half Mozzarella (half cheese, half beef sausage) for $6.49 and chose to drench it with spicy mayo, ketchup, and hot sauce. After saucing it, we went outside to eat it. We did not see a cheese pull, but it had a warm interior. Cheese and sausage is always a safe and yummy combo. Rating 8/10. We also ordered the Chicken Nugget (beef & chicken sausage) for $8.49 and chose to drench it with chipotle, teriyaki, and hot sauce. We could definitely taste the chicken nuggets that were on the exterior of the corn dog. It has a pretty thick exterior, so it's harder to eat and feels like a lot of food. Rating 7.5/10. In the future, we're interested in trying the Volcano (pork & chicken sausage). read more
For those who love corn dogs, having one freshly made is luxurious. For a filling snack under $7, these Korean corn dogs are saucy, with just fried crisped exterior over a juicy interior sausage, cheese or filling. Guilty pleasure! Order and pay inside then go out to wait for your ticket number to light up above just left of the entrance. Return inside. Choose your sauce and take to go. Best eaten right away. We had the potatoe and the ramen. Excellent! Corn dogs 1. Chung Chun original beef sausage $3.99 2. Gamsung (potatoe)beef & chicken sausage $4.99 3. Mozzarella Cheese $4.99 4. Whole Mozzarella $4.99 5. Cheddar Cheese beef & chicken sausage $4.99 6. Sausage-tteok (rice cake)beef sausage $4.99 7. Ramen Chip beef sausage $4.99 8. Jumbo sausage $5.99 9. Double Cheese beef & chicken sausage $5.99 10. Squid-ink Cheese beef sausage $5.99 11. Volcano pork & chicken sausage $6.99 12. Chicken Topping beef & chicken sausage $6.99 13. Chocolate $5.99 14. Veggie $5.99 Sauces 1. Cheddar Cheese 2. Parmesan 3. BBQ 4. Ketchup 5. Honey Mustard 6. Honey Butter 7. Butter Garlic 8. Sugar 9. Sweet Chili 10. Sweet Mayo 11. Spicy Mayo 12. Hot 13. Teriyaki Located -on the NE corner of Robson St & Denman St read more
While on vacation this week in Vancouver, we wanted to try some food we don't have back home in Reno. We passed this place on the way to Stanley Park and wanted to try some Korean corndogs! The staff was very friendly and helpful while ordering and picking up our order. We tried the original corndog, the mozzarella corndog, the ramen corndog, and a sweet potato corndog. I got sweet Mayo, teriyaki, and sweet Thai chili sauce on all of them and they were all good compliments to the dogs. My favorite was the sweet potato dog - lots of chunks of sweet potato on it - delicious! This was a fun thing to try while in Vancouver! read more
5 years ago
So when planning our visit to Vancouver, Japadog was the place that got all the hype... But in reality, THIS is the place that should be getting all the hype!!! Such a unique take on the corn dog, and I think a tastier rendition. We got the chicken corn dog and the ramen dog. Crunchy in the outside. The batter is unlike any corn dog you've ever had. Perfectly balanced bite (we added sweet chili sauce and spicy Mayo). Skip japadog. Come here!! Went 2 days in a row, even with all the yummy eats in Vancouver. That's how you know it was good! read more
Living in the 21st century is such a trip. Can you believe that food has evolved to the point where you can get hotty dog, with cheese, and covered in FRIES?! Oh, and its on a stick. We love food on a stick. Never have I had so many ogling eyes and comments on my dinner before. After struggling w my decision, I ended up with the sausage-tteok with potatas on top. So crunchy yet pillowy. The tteok portion wasn't my favorite, it was more hard than chewy. It was such an experience biting into carb, wrapped in deep fried carb. The sausage is one of those good quality, costco level ones. So flavorful, so joocy. Next time I will get pure sausage, it was such a star. The sauces also kicked it up a notch. I got honey mustard, spicy mayo, and hot sauce. Can't wait to go back! read more
I pass by this place all the time and there is always a large line forming in front of the shop. My friends and I decided to try this place after dinner earlier this summer. Because of the pandemic, only 3 persons are allowed inside so there are two lines. One for ordering and one for picking up the food. The staff member that was responsible for organizing the lines did a great job keeping it organized, spaced out, and moving along. Inside, they got an open kitchen so it was interesting to see all the hundreds of hot dogs ready to be cooked. The store staff were pretty fast and friendly. Ordering was pretty straight forward. Line up, order the hot dog, line up again, wait for your bill number to be announced, pick up the hot dog, and choose your toppings. From ordering to receiving our hot dog, we were in and out in about 15 minutes. There were around 7 or 8 people in front of us so there was a bit of a wait. I chose the double cheese hot dog for $6. Their hot dogs are usually around $5-$7. It has very stretchy gooey mozza cheese on one side and cheddar cheese on the other side, with a small hot dog in the center. It's then deep fried with sticky rice batter. The cheese was suuuper stretchy! When I bit into it, I was surprised how far the cheese stretches! The deep fried rice batter was softer than I thought. The baby hot dog was in the middle in between the thick layer of the surrounding cheese. It didn't add much in terms of flavor but it interestingly added a different type of flavor other than the gooey cheese. When you order the hot dog, the shop let's you choose from around a dozen different types of condiments like BBQ, teriyaki, mustard, ketchup, teriyaki, chili sauce, cheese powders, sugar, etc. I must have chosen the wrong combination of condiments to put on my hot dog because it didn't quite reach the amount of rich flavors that I would have liked. I just tried a bunch of random sauces that sounded good on it. It was kinda bland if you talk solely about the taste. But the texture of the extra gooey melted cheese stretching and the sauces combined with all that fried rice batter is SO GOOD every time you bite into it. If you add a lot of sauces like I did, the hot dog will be messy to eat so either don't overboard on all the sauces or just take as many napkins you need. My hands and mouth were sticky and sauce covered when I finished my hot dog. Overall, for $6 for the double cheese hot dog i tried, i think it's a fair price and it's worth trying at least once just for the experience of trying this super unique type of hot dog. I have never seen anything like it! I'll come and try their famous squid ink hot dog to see if it's any better next time. I rate it a solid 4 out of 5 stars for this super unique, messy to eat but oh-so fun to eat cheesy hot dog! read more
I would go again to try their other flavors! I loved that it wasn't too salty and it was so crispy. The line up to order was not too long (took longer to get the food which was expected) and you get to choose the sauce(s) and topping(s) for your hot dog/ rice dog! I tried the squid ink flavor with half mozzarella and half hot dog. The cheese pull was so good and the hot dog was so juicy! Not too salty at all! Also really liked that they will let you choose whatever sauces and toppings to dress your hot dog. Next time I'd like to try the rice cake one - after 1, I was 90% satisfied and didnt need to eat more read more
5 years ago
I live in the area and have been curious about it for quite some time now. The lineup down the block is impressive, even on rainy days. I tried three different types: mozzarella cheese, cheddar cheese, and potato. I asked for advice on the toppings (sauces and seasonings) and took their suggestions. The service was excellent, and the servers were patient in explaining the various options. They were also gracious with rude patrons who were barging into the place without masks or regard for the established COVID-friendly ordering and pickup systems. I'd expected to enjoy the Korean rice dogs but was unimpressed with the fare. Maybe I needed to add more toppings? The mozzarella cheese was barely melty and was bland. By the time I reached the sausage in the mozzarella cheese dog, I was disinterested and the roof of my mouth was beginning to hurt from the coarse fried crust. The 'cheddar' cheese was a type of processed cheese that is reminiscent of 7-11 nacho sauce. The potato hot dog was the tastiest of the three. I enjoyed the flavour and texture of the hash browns and sausage and could potentially see ordering that one again if I were in the area and hungry. I would not order either of the cheese rice dogs again. What am I missing here, folks? read more
We finally got around to trying Chung Chun. We tried the mozzarella cheese hotdog with the crispy fried potatoes and the squid ink cheese hotdog with the cute little sausage tentacles. They were both really good! The potato topping was kind of hard to eat since it's so big, so you can't really get a bite of everything. The squid ink tentacles were also really salty. Overall a delicious snack or meal if you get multiple, but then it gets pretty heavy. read more
6 years ago
There's no going back to normal corn dogs now - these are just way too good hahaha We tried the Ramen, Chicken, Squid Ink Mozzarella and Potato hotdogs. Each one had this amazing crunch to them when you first bite in with the toppings. You also get to choose what kind of sauces you want on these hot dogs so get ready for a flavour party for your tastebuds. Sadly, there was this one flavour we wanted to try but it was sold out at the time - the sausage rice cake one - we'll definitely be going back for more. Price-wise, I would say they're reasonable and much more value than Japadog. The hotdogs are quite big and eating two will be enough to satisfy and maybe leave room for dessert haha read more
My first impression of Chung chun was that it's definitely worth trying! I only tried the original and ramen hot dog so my review is only based off of just those two limited flavors. The original was really good and it reminded me of a more refined modernized corn dog. The ramen one was okay, I still prefer the original one that I tried. Once you pick the flavor you want you can add a variety of different sauces and seasoning to it. Can't go wrong with food on a stick! read more
I went on a weekend and the wait wasn't too bad. Less than 10 mins to order and then about 15-20mins to pick up the food. I got the squid ink cheese hotdog since I saw a lot of reviews say that was the favourite. It was totally worth the hype! The batter was pretty light and the cheese at the top was perfectly stringy and the hotdog at the bottom was savoury and the right amount of saltiness. The deep fried parts of the sausage got nice and crispy at the bottom. You can add different sauces and toppings (the staff will do it for you) so I got ketchup, spicy mayo and parmesan cheese. It was a nice snack for $5.99! I wouldn't mind coming back to try other flavours. read more
Honestly when I saw this place online I didn't think I could be amazed my corn dogs but this place actually blew my mind. The food here were all so tasty!! I've been twice and there is a little bit of a line but nothing too crazy. The whole experience took about 15-20 minutes when I went on a weekday. You first line up to order and then you wait outside until your number gets called. Once you go in there is a variety of sauces and powders you can put on top of the hotdog. The staff was very nice as well. Overall a great experience for me. : Gamsung (Potato) Hotdog ($4.99): this was mine and my sisters favourite. We topped it with the honey butter topping and some mayo. It was honestly so good! I thought the potato's would be too carb heavy but that was not the case! : Ramen Chip Hotdog ($4.99): this one was my second favourite. The exterior was super crunchy and crisp and the inside had a nice hotdog. : Chicken Topping Hotdog ($6.99): this one was my sisters second favourite. It was topped with fried chicken on the outside and tasted very yummy as well. The chicken was nicely fried and had good flavour. : Mozzarella Cheese Hotdog ($4.99): this one was our least favourite of the bunch but it was still very tasty. It was just filled with mozzarella cheese so it's perfect for all you cheese lovers out there. read more
5 years ago
Finally tried this after almost 11months of their opening. They always so busy whenever I passed by. Last week, since I was not in rush, I decided to line-up and tried. At that time, line-up was not bad at all, I only wait for 5min to place my order and around 10min'ish to pick-up. Their size of hotdog is pretty big (and I ordered 2 and ate all of them by myself :p). I tried their potato hotdog and squid ink one. All of this review is based on my personal opinion. First of all, the sausage itself it's little bit salty, but it works well if you order the potato one. The thing that makes their hotdog is so good is actually the sauces and powder! so don't hesitate to add as much sauce as possible . For me, my favourite combination will be spicy mayo, hot mustard, ketchup, teriyaki, honey butter powder, and sugar powder. It seems a lot, but believe me its not! Or if you want the basic, I will suggest spicy mayo, hot mustard, teriyaki, and sugar. After I tried both of this, I assume my favourite will be the double cheese (because the squid ink has the cheese and I love the cheese so much!). (Tips): put as much sauce as possible, it's never been too much! trust me read more
5 years ago
First time trying they were crunchy and delicious! Very filling! Make sure to get sauce on it. It definitely adds to the corn dog We ordered 2 Gamsung potatoe 2 Mozzarella cheese The only downside is it's a bit of a wait because they're so popular. Check out @paus_choice on insta read more
6 years ago
I ordered three hot dogs: Gamsung, Mozzarella and the sausage with rice cake. All three of them were so delicious & crunchy! I personally would recommend the sausage with rice cake hot dog if you like a nice rice cake texture . One thing however, when picking sauces and seasonings I wish there had been a moment to look at the different options before entering. Once you are called in you immediately have to choose a handful of sauces and seasonings out of the 10+ options. My significant other and I really enjoyed the hotdogs and we will definitely come back again to try more out. read more
Saw the ad all over internet and we decided to give it a try. We ordered #1 original, #2 potato, #6, #9 jumbo dog or something and #10.. They all taste very similar to me and not much different from a regular corn dog. You can only order take out and you have to wait outside before and after placing your order. We ended up waiting for close to 30 mins. . Definitely not worth the time in this weather. read more
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