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    3.9 (19 reviews)
    Closed • 11:30 am - 7:00 pm

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    Hot Cheeto dog. Half mozzarella half hot dog

    Very faint hot Cheeto taste and the batter tasted super oily. The cheese is great and the hot dog tastes like a Costco hot dog which I liked

    OG Dog - half mozzarella, half hot dog, covered in panko, dusted with sugar, and then ketchup (no mustard for me)
    Jeff H.

    So this is a food cart that's attached to the Barn at Hickory Station. I saw it the last time we came here, but decided to pass then (mostly because there was a line in front of the window). This time I decided to give it a shot. The premise is corndogs, with or without a hunk of mozzarella cheese in it. There were several menu options, as well as a build your own. To build your own, you decide between all hot dog, all mozzarella, or half and half. Then you choose the coating: panko crumbs, potato, or ramen. After that, you can pick a "dusting." Sugar, hot Cheeto powder, or cheddar cheese powder. Then you pick ketchup, mustard, and/or mayonnaise as a drizzle over the top. They also have Korean fried chicken, with different kinds of sauces: spicy, garlic, honey BBQ, or buffalo. I went for the OG Dog. Half-Cheese/Half-Hotdog, rolled in panko and "dusted" with sugar, then a drizzle of ketchup. I opted not for the mustard that's suggested, as I'm not a mustard fan. I thought about it a while, thought about how it was a six dollar corn dog, and without thinking, ordered two. I also got a side of waffle fries. What I received was...well, I had to take a picture. The corn dogs themselves were massive. I don't know what they used as a the basis for the cheese, but it wasn't a skinny cheese stick, that's for sure. The batter was coated in crispy, deep-fried panko, and then it was COVERED in sugar. This was no dusting...this was a fried hunk of food rolled in a pan of sugar. Then a very aesthetic back-and-forth pattern of ketchup over the top. My partner, who was eating shrimp, had a half-horrified, half-amused look on her face when I got my tray. She asked what I was thinking; I said I didn't know. But what the heck. Eating this thing is an adventure in just getting it into your mouth. I'm not kidding when I say it was huge. I took a big bite off the top; I got mostly batter, panko, sugar, and ketchup. It was interesting. I don't know how else to put it. I held off deciding just then and went for another bite. Then I got a huge mouthful of cheese with everything else. I kind of expected the cheese and hot dog to be side-by-side but they were not; they were stacked end on end, hot dog near the base of the stick. My partner asked what I thought. It truly defied my expectations of speech. Language failed me. So I said: "The first bite tasted like a sugar donut, covered in ketchup." "Uh huh." "The second bite tasted like a cheese-filled sugar donut covered in ketchup." No kidding, I thought of a sugar donut where, instead of custard filling inside, it was cheese. And the sharp acidity of ketchup. I kept on going. Eventually I got through the cheese and into the hot dog. It was your standard hot dog. Also stuffed inside a sugar donut. My partner had tears in her eyes as I relayed this to her. She asked if it was any good. Truthfully, at the time, I said, "I honest to god don't know." So, she changed tact. "Would you get it again?" You know what, I would! It was so unusual. Common ingredients but put together in a new way, and very well done. The cheese was VERY good, the fry was excellent, not greasy or soggy. The coating was crispy and had a nice crunch to it, and the sugar made every bite sweet, but also savory. And the ketchup, as I said, had a real good acidity to it. Honestly, it had balance. But it also made me think of fair food. But in a good way! I did NOT expect to be having this for dinner when we came into the place that night. The flip side: I assumed it would be a narrow corn dog. After I ordered and sat down, I looked at my partner and said, "I think mistakes were made." After I ordered, I got a glimpse of someone else's and realized that the things were massive. Huge. I was thinking it would be more in size like those frozen ones from the grocery store. In the end, I ate all of one and a little over half the waffle fries. I started on the second one and realized; this was too much. I wasn't hungry and I didn't want to stuff myself. Plus, this food is -heavy-. Very heavy. All in all, very well-done food with a pretty interesting concept. I don't know how accurate it is that these are Korean Style Corndogs, done nationally in Korea, but I can buy the story. I think my kids would get a kick out of this and it's definitely something fun to try. Go into it like a kid trying something new and you'll probably have a good time. But stick to just getting one and go back for another if you want. I'm not kidding about how big these things are.

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    Chris S.

    Everybody loves food on a stick! The Cluckin Dog provides that in spades. This is a food truck located at The Barn. In addition to dogs on sticks they also do fried chicken which we did not have a chance to try. These Korean inspired dogs are coated with a mochi batter and various other add-ons depending on the particular version ordered. We tried the OG Dog which is a half hot dog/half mozzarella stick creation dipped in mochi batter and panko, fried, rolled in sugar, and drizzled with sauces. The Knobby Dog is a full sized hot dog dipped in mochi batter, rolled in potato cubes, fried, dusted with cheddar powder and drizzled with sauces. Both were interesting and tasty. If we can, we'll come back to sample the fried chicken as well.

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    Aaron S.

    Love this place so much! The corn dogs are so unique and fun. My favorite is the Angry Dog which is mozzarella rolled in Ramen and dusted with hot cheeto powder and topped with mayo and Sriracha.

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    Thank you for the review! Hope you had a chance to try the chicken.

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    Tasty corn dog. Unique approach. I'm looking forward to trying the fried chicken and kimchi!

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