My son (Harold) met his new fiancé here and she's so great. Much nicer and a better person than…read moreHarold's now ex-wife who would never even join us for dinner even when we were in town. Now that they're divorced i can finally be honest about how i really feel about her which is not good at all. I'm sorry to say but it is true. Wurstkuche is the best! Great sausages and beer.

The ordering style was super simple and the menu was easy to check out. You just order at the…read morecounter, and they bring the food to you. We popped in on a Friday afternoon, and everything moved pretty fast. The fries were awesome--definitely my kind of shoestring style. The bratwurst and the sausage were decent enough, but I wouldn't say they were something you have to get. Still had a good time enjoying the meal!

If you're near here this is where to eat. After an event nearby I wanted tacos and almost settled…read morefor something else until my buddy spotted this Street taco stand. Lupita and her helper were helpful. The food was cooked fresh and was great value. I got 2 chicken tacos and a carnitas quesadilla with rice and beans. $11 all in. The tacos were loaded with salad, bit green sauce and limes. My plate even had some salad. We Sat on the plastic stools and eat watching the downtown crowd wander by. Then we went across the street for a Corona. Perfect.

Couldn't find them and no answer , you need to add your number ! It is unacceptable to have a…read morebusiness without a number, how can we place an order over phone?

Great wings, a parking lot, and open late? God is good…read more Yelp wants more characters for this review so I'm forced to tell on myself: I've also had the chili dog (when a summer craving hit). Also tasty!

Been here a few times mostly for the chili cheese fries but today I decided to be different and got…read morethe elote fries. Definitely a game changer wish it had more chicken than just 5 pieces but it is what it is.

Josh delivered incredible customer service! The food was good but his customer service made me feel…read morewelcomed and the experience worth while. Def would come here again because of him!

Cool little hidden spot on the 3rd floor of an Asian market! Loved how much outdoor seating there…read morewas and nearby pizza, tea, and ice cream place all on the same floor. We got the injeolmi dog which was both sweet and savory as advertised as well as the kimchi seasoned fries which was also a great flavorful snack. Both came out hot and fresh! Also reasonably priced around $6-7 dollars each. Worth a try if you're in the Korea town LA area

Parked right outside of Shoo Shoo, Baby, this food truck entice us with its great aroma. We ordered…read morea Bulgogi Wild dog. The staff was very friendly, he cooked it up really quick. It is basically Bulgogi style beef with kimchi on top of a hotdog, piping hot, very flavorful. Green roasted chili pepper on the side. Only $8 and it's the best damn hot dog I've ever tasted!

They are usually parked right across the street from Ralph's on 9th between Flower & Hope. Love…read moretheir wild dogs, for those who don't know, it's bacon-wrapped hot dog, LA's specialty. Love their LA wild (which is the "dirty dog", you are bound to get dirty eating this, big pile of pico de Gallo, tomato, & mustard! Their tacos are great too. They have daily combo special on M~F. Can't get a better deal than that in dtla.

My husband and I have been going to Pink's for almost 30 years, in fact it was our first date. When…read morewe first started going it was never crowded but as the years have passed the line kept getting longer and longer. We started going with a backup plan in case the line was too long. When we stopped by on Saturday evening there was no line so we quickly stopped and found Parking right out front. By the time we ate and left there was a line so we made good timing. We ordered the cheeseburger (burger has a link and bacon) we had on our first date, except we shared it. Before we weee big back and would eat the whole burger - those were the days. The burger was still good and seems to not have changed at all. We also had fries, onion rings and shared a spicy hot link pastrami dog. There's no inside seating but plenty of seating on the patio. We have so many memories here and not a lot has changed. We still recognize some of the employees from back in the day still working there, still able to take your order without writing it down and getting it right and still friendly.

Always an excellent establishment to visit!…read more Fantastic service and a variety of choices for vegan/vegetarian eaters. My carnivore husband loves it here and I've loved your vegetarian hot dog, vegan hot dog with vegan cheese and ...now... turkey dog. Thank you for still being here after COVID and everything!

My friends and I stopped by for boba and their potato hot dogs stuffed with mozzarella cheese, and…read moreeverything was delicious. The hot dogs were coated with a light layer of sugar, giving them a crunchy exterior while staying soft and moist inside. The melted mozzarella cheese made them even better. The smoothie drinks tasted fresh, and I was told they use fresh fruits in their beverages. Customer service was excellent--the staff was friendly and helpful throughout our visit. The only downside was the parking situation. Valet parking is required, and you have to pay, which can be a bit inconvenient. Other than that, we had a great experience and would definitely come back.

Pretty affordable spot for quick bites and smoothies. I've always wanted to try a korean hot dog…read moreand enjoyed the one here. I got the mixed cheese/hot dog which was fresh and satisfying to eat. I do wish that the cheese and hot dog could be eaten at the same time rather than the top half being cheese and bottom half being hot dog but I believe thats how all korean hot dogs are made. I got it with sugar on top because I love a sweet and salty combo but it had a bit too much sugar, even for me. I'd ask to go light sugar. Also had a strawberry yogurt smoothie which was delicious, definitely the highlight. However, I was charged for a large smoothie which I didn't ask for which was a bit frustrating.

(spanish accent) Hawt Dowg! Hawt Dowg! Hawt Dowg! and the smell of sizzling bacon calls your name…read moreas you step outside of LA Convention Center or Staples after a convention, game or the like. You can also find these tasty treats calling your name after a night on the town after partying it up at a club in downtown Los Angeles or Hollywood. As you stroll out of such venues, if you're lucky, often you'll find a little latina lady in her 40s, handling a jerry-rigged shopping cart, with a hot oven pan used as a hot plate, stacked on top of the shopping cart, with a disposable flame underneath. Laid across that pan, you'll find several sizzling hotdogs wrapped in bacon, along side sizzling onions and jalapenos, and some warm hotdog buns. There are often several carts in various corners; sometimes they compete for your business, sometimes, everyone falls in line. Whatever the situation, you're either drunk or severely excited to have one or five. "You want Eryting?" (meaning grilled onions, green bell peppers, ketchup, mayo) , the hotdog lady asks? Yes, as you get ready to hand her your $5 bill getting ready to devour your hotdog immediately after the exchange. Tijuana Dogs are a Downtown Los Angeles staple. They are like cheesedogs to Philly, reindeer dogs to Alaska, Halaal carts to New York, deep dish pizzas to Chicago. I've seen the police come by and snatch a poor lady's cart once. She just walked off as if nothing happened. Poor lady, the cops need to leave these people alone.

So you can't attend any event at Crypto.com Arena without walking by (or better yet, sniffing the…read moredelicious aroma of the hot dogs and hot grilled onions from the many food carts blanketing Star Plaza, LA Live, Chick Hearn Court, and Figueroa Street. Many come with the intention of getting a TJ Dog, many get talked into it by those selling it, and many succumbed to the munchies. No matter the reason, they're more tasty than they smell (if that's possible). Many have some hot dogs in all stages of their cook state (cooked enough, some char, lots of char, almost overcooked). A lot of the hot dog vendors have their PayPal/Venmo QR codes taped onto their cart. You can't tell the difference between the TJ dogs sold here and the ones in Tijuana. I've personally never gotten sick after eating these. Service is quick, there may be a bit of a language barrier, but not enough to prevent your purchase of a hot tasty TJ dog.

Dont get scammed ask questions! This stand does not list…read moretheir prices for their hotdogs on purpose. The prices on the menu are not what they charge you. The woman up charged me because she could clearly see I was from out of town. $10 for a dog that cost eight... I know this because she charged a Spanish guy eight dollars for the exact same hotdog, I ordered that she charged me 10 for. She assumed I didn't speak Spanish and quoted him his price in Spanish, not realizing I understood every word she said. I gave two stars because despite that the hotdog was pretty decent. However, shady business so I will never return to this truck.

It was good until I realized the hotdog is burnt lol, only was able to eat the bread and chilli…read more.. also the guy charged us more than ubereats. Probably knew we were not from LA. And we made the mistake and tipped the guy too

the manager was SO nice! first time and told me their best sellers as well as helped me cook my…read moreramen :) space was also clean and well maintained! would come back again esp if I'm going to the flea market!

First time here Manager Francisco definitely helping us choose on whats the best sellers. Lots of…read morestuff definitely a little of everything for everyone, large variety of ramen and corndogs to choose from.