Line out the door on Sunday around 2pm. Tried to grab a photo of the menu but they said no…read morepictures. Special was a spicy mango chicken with jalapeño. We got a hot link, a polish, and a spicy mango chicken. All were delicious and we were wanting more! Please don't ever close this location!!

Don't let the cheap prices fool you! Waited 45 minutes in…read moreline for a hot dog that was BEYOND BURNT, dry, and honestly just not that good. I ended up throwing it away. After standing around that long, you expect the food to at least be worth the wait and this wasn't worth ANY wait. I know popular places get busy, but 45 minutes for a burnt hot dog is unacceptable. DO BETTER! Seriously. The price may be cheap, but that shouldn't mean the quality is too. We left disappointed and definitely wouldn't wait in that line again.

Seoul Hotdog is a must whenever we're in the Berkley area! I have to say their korean dogs are…read morebetter than the ones I had in actual Korea! I always get the mozzarella and sausage fill and I appreciate they alternate between mozzarella, sausage, mozzarella, sausage vs just half mozzarella and half sausage. The cheese pull is a satisfying 10/10. Love the unlimited topping options as well! I think the sugar, ketchup, honey mustard, and honey butter are the perfect toppings for any hot dog you order. Will be back!!

Seoul Hotdog holds residence at the end of Hearst Food Court across from campus. They have 5…read moredifferent crust options: original, potato, sweet potato, hot Cheetos, and ramen. Besides hotdogs you can also get 3 types of cheeses, and they even have a veggie option. I love getting the mozzarella or hotdog with the potato crust. It's really filling. For that crust it's good to let the corn dog sit for a few minutes because it can burn the roof of your mouth. The inside is nice with 2 TVs playing Korean pop and other videos but there are only 3 tables. The food court has many large group tables outside. It's worth noting they are closed on Sundays, they also close random times so just check their schedule before venturing out there especially if you are driving far. I believe it's family run, so they take a week or two off during the holidays or for family vacations.

We were in the neighborhood, hungry, and knew the area lacked abundant food offerings. We had seen…read morethe cute little Dojo Dog food truck (well, food trailer) before -- and this time gave it a try. Glad we did! Rebecca was running the truck with her husband, and they were warm, friendly, and hard-working. That same care reflected in the food. Comforting flavors, big portions, and just what we needed. ---- Food ---- The hot dogs here are big, delicious, and fantastic value for the price. Wushu Dog: Loved this one. Inventive and delicious. Great texture, topped with pork sung and crispy cabbage, plus katsu sauce and Japanese mayo. Savory, crunchy, and satisfying. Sumo Dog: Japanese curry beef chili with cheese and fresh scallions. Hearty, comforting, and perfect for that chilly evening. Fried Foods: We didn't try, any but they serve fries and potstickers too. The fries seemed to be a crowd favorite at Great Notion Brewery next door (which is partnered with Dojo Dog). Definitely getting them next time. Rebecca told me she enjoys experimenting with new dishes, and the creativity shows. Looking forward to trying more! ---- Drinks ---- We didn't but drinks as we were enjoying beer at Great Notion, but Dojo Dog also offer drinks like milk tea. ---- Bonus ---- As I mentioned, they partner with Great Notion, one of our FAVORITE bars in the Bay with the best smoothie beers and stouts. You can bring your Dojo Dog inside and pair it with their awesome beers. Inventive hot dogs + beer = awesome evening ---- Vibe ---- Cute little food truck, family-run charm, friendly service, and an endearing hole-in-the-wall feel. The whole setup feels local and community-driven. In fact, it was originally created by Berkeley students. Very cool. ---- Overall ---- Amazing hot dogs, great beer next door, friendly owners, inventive sides, and a fun, low-key vibe. It will hit the spot every time. Can't wait to come back and try more from their menu!

asian fusion hot dogs from a bright blue food truck is a concept that should not work as well as it…read moredoes but here we are. got one with like teriyaki and crispy onions situation on top and it was genuinely fun to eat, messy in the best way. the toppings are what make it, whoever is coming up with these combos has a good brain for flavor. prices are super low which makes it even better, this is a $ spot and you feel that in a good way. only open on weekends which is a lil annoying if ur craving it on a wednesday which i have been multiple times. the truck is easy to spot which helps, hard to miss that blue. fun to bring people to who haven't been bc the reaction when they take the first bite is always good. casual and unpretentious, no fuss just interesting food done well. 142 reviews at 4.1 feels right, its a solid fun experience every time. weekend lunch solved honestly

Back for a follow up! Happy to report this cart is still…read morerunning exactly as it has throughout the decades. Same owner/operator, hot links identical to the way they were in 2004. They open around 10:30am along Hollis south berkeley, boarding emeryville. Cash only.

1390 66th St Emeryville, CA 94608…read more "Yummy's Hot Dogs" is a hotdog cart at the corner of Hollis x 66th St in Emeryville, CA. I had a nice experience here. I was driving thru Emeryville on Hollis, and decided to stop and try their dogs. The area was very clean, and I felt pretty safe. The older man running the hotdog cart greeted me, and I asked for a Polish dog. He asked for my toppings and I asked for light mustard, kraut, and raw onions. He told me this hotdog stand has been here about 15 years. He said he usually closes at 4pm. My hotdog was juicy and hot. The bun was fresh and soft. The toppings were neatly placed on the hotdog. I think the prices are fair for a quick meal.

VERY GOOD Portions…read moreare big. Prices are very good for what you get. Hot dog: I got the chili dog. I ordered with all topping but they just put chili and cheese. It's very messy and hard to eat but tastes really good. The relish is sweet relish or something, I didn't like the relish. Burger: They use the good pickles. I asked for a side on the way out and I got a good amount of their amazing pickles. Burger patty is not too special, just a pre shaped patty, but it's good. Buns and toppings are good too. Very solid burger for the price. I was stuffed after eating both the burger and hotdog and could barely finish. I recommend this place highly Very good experience

I have driven by this place so many times and finally got a chance to check them out!…read moreI order: Chili Cheese Dog (4 Stars) with Onions and Mustard. They serve the grilled all beef dog on a good sized bun (grilled too), with American cheese on bun, at first I thought they forgot the cheese, but discover it was on the bottom. They lay down the dog onto the grilled cheesy bun, then add a good amount of chili, but not so much you can't see the dog, then a squeeze of mustard, then topped with sliced onions, not chopped. The chili has beans, decent flavor, but not much better than your standard canned chili. They serve with plastic knife and fork, definitely not a handheld chili dog. Good stuff! Onion Rings (4 stars) the onion rings are breaded and fried perfectly crispy. Good stuff! Until next time: Try cheese burger, grilled onions

I'm probably reading into this too much, but this tastes like my childhood. You know, all the stuff…read morethat was space engineered in the 50s and 60s and then mass commercialized in the 80s. The all beef dog was delicious, the lemon slushy was very tart and far too sweet, the shredded Velveeta cheese facsimile was oily, salty. The chili could have come out of a can. And I would not change a thing. Thanks for taking me back.

I love this place. Nothing fancy but great high quality hot dogs with fresh tomatoes, onions, etc…read more Service is fast and friendly and always well presented food. Definitely worth many return visits. Patronize small businesses!

Amazing Korean corn dogs, we have been looking for some good tasting hot Cheeto corn dogs and they…read morehit the spot! Owner/manager was super friendly and helpful! Cute hole in the wall for a quick snack!

First korean corndog in a really long time and this definitely hit the spot. They are huge and can…read moredefinitely fill you up, could possibly even share. The sweet potato was my personal favorite after trying the og potato as well. I like how they offer complimentary sauces and a wide variety aswell! They come out super hot and fresh which makes the cheese pull extra yummy. A lot of seating right outside the store to sit and enjoy with friends too. Would highly recommend.

One of the most treasured hot dog stands in Berkeley in my opinion. This guy works so hard everyday…read moreto bring people at Ashby Bart and from all over some of the best quick-to-go hot dogs, including Hot links (my favorite), polish, all beef, jumbo, and regular. Best of all, like many of the images here show, are his toppings! Seriously, cilantro, mayo, jalepeños, siracha, and regular toppings, they work so well and when he makes them it's magical, no joke. I hope his cart re-opens soon as I drove by today looking to get a hotlink but saw he wasn't there. COME BACK SOON!! And everyone... don't forget to tip well here please!!

Doing my hot dog thang, still. I walked by this cart for years when I commuted to The City. I ran…read morean early AM errand for my neighbor in the Southside and took the train from Ashby BART to campus. On this morning, I was drawn to the Yummy. I had a polish for breakfast, with the full effect. Every condiment and jalapenos. I managed to wolf this doggy down without making a mess as we pulled up in the Berkeley Station. Finishing off the last bite as I the escalator beamed me up, a really pretty woman smiled at me and said, "I, too, had a hot dog for breakfast..." as she wiped a bit of mustard off her lushest lips. Worked for me!

Had a super fun late night snack stop here! The food was delicious and fresh since we got it dine…read morein the three hotdogs we got which were half-and-half were super crunchy and delicious a bit greasy, but that's to be expected. The fruity pebble was my first time trying it and seems to be unique to this Mochinut location. Hot Cheeto was delicious as always, and the crunchy rice was a bit hard but yummy. I loved the mint blue milk tea, but sadly the lemonade tasted a bit artificial and did not look ombre like the photo. This location also had a ton of different options for food like croffles , cheesecake, shaved ice, tornado fries, onigiri and more! so overall an amazing pitch in terms of versatility for late night snacks. Service was a bit ghost kitchen like but nothing to complain about.

The service is poor. You have to order at a kiosk and the staff aren't friendly. The donuts are…read morepremade and don't taste fresh.

So been living in Oakland for going on 15 years now. I'm not what you would call a "bar" person. I…read moretend to enjoy my cocktails, wine, and beer in the cozy confines of my own home. That said I'm occasionally inspired to go check out the local watering holes for a good pour, some food if possible, and just to be in the presence of the human pulsation. Walking into Tallboy on a Thursday afternoon was a bit like Nirvana for me. There is a comforting vibe of neighborhood and after work people shedding responsibility and "toe the lineness" and transitioning to pondering true meaning and the other side of the elliptical bend over nicely crafted cocktails and HOTDOGS! I am a hotdog fiend, and Tallboy has a very creative range on the menu that does not disappoint. From a basic onions/mustard, an Elote Dog, an a Coney Islandesque (it has chili) version. Some folk go to bar and line up shots (or craft cocktails). At Tallboy you can do that AND line up their hotdogs which I intend on doing in the very near future. The pleasantries don't stop at the food (there are other delicious snack items on their menu to choose from too). Tallboy has a fully stocked bar, and the menu has a list of really unique and delicious signature craft cocktails. I'm not a Mezcal drinker, but I ended up dubiously ordering their Guava Martini which to my smokey surprise is made with Mezcal. I stayed with the smokey fruitiness of this Guava Martini as it was my mistake that I did not read in the description it is made with Mezcal, and ended up chasing it with their Tamarindo Cocktail which also has Mezcal. To those who really enjoy Mezcal the Tallboy Guava Martini and the Tamarindo Cocktail do not disappoint. Both have that deep Smokey Mezcal essence, but cut with the fruit sweetness. I personally think the Tamarindo balances well with the Mezcal. The Guava Martini the Mezcal comes through stronger, but both are just the tonic to release any existential pinging going on in your head. If you really want to kick in the hyperdrive pair either of these with an Elote Dog. I had their Deli Dog which sufficed. I think the Deli Dog would pair better with their standard Martini, but hey let's us not bring that snobbiness into Tallboy. Tallboy has an element of cloak and dagger or secret treehouse club about it. What I mean here is there is no signage on the outside (please keep it that way!). When you walk past all you see is this quaint beigeish/yellow brick façade of an establishment which begs you to press your face to the glass and scan what in the blazes is going on in here! Before you know it you are caught in the Tallboy tractor beam, and you find yourself sitting at the bar with some kind of craft drank and hotdog pondering the space and the very nice old fashioned wainscoting painted a shade of green circa 1930 (my description of winning in life). The cadre of bartenders are all really pleasant folk, very attentive (checking in with you to see if you need another round, hotdog, or snack), have tight shaker skills, and they know their craft and the menu. Tallboy also has SLUSHIES, and I did not do a deep dive on them, but I'm positive they may/do put spirits in them; or not. Also I noticed other patrons with a beautiful enticing thing that looked like an ice cream sundae milkshake hybrid (it had what looked like whipped cream on top) in on old timey soda fountain ice cream goblet. This could be a craft cocktail they make with the slushie, but major props for serving it in that goblet. I will investigate on my next visit which I intend to be very soon. Tallboy is the kind of bar establishment I could easily adopt as my after work living room for a couple of hours everyday.

Had an amazing experience at Tallboy!…read more Sat at the bar on a sunny weekend and immediately loved the vibes. Bartenders were friendly and seemed to know a lot of the regulars. Can't quite describe it but it didn't feel like an SF bar, felt more open and like a community watering whole. On to the food and drinks. I'm vegetarian so was so excited to try the dogs - which are vegan. And I may be biased but you cannot tell that you're missing out on anything with all the flavor packed combos. The bun was fluffy and soft and you have multiple fun themed options to choose from. My partner and I ended up getting the deli dog and truffle meltdown. Deli was perfect - classic mix of spice and crunch with the spicy brown mustard and giardiniera peppers. And the truffle meltdown was so savory and decadent - totally different flavor profiles from each dog! We were only going to grab one drink but the menu was so inventive we ended up getting two. I ordered the banana hammock (which comes with a fire show) and espresso martini slushee which was is up there with the frozen Irish coffees I've had in New Orleans. Man writing this has my mouth watering... definitely coming back for more dogs, drinks, and vibes!