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Cheddar cheese Hotdog (4/5) - $5.99 The Cheddar Cheese Hotdog was pretty good instead of parmesan there was cheddar cheese. It is not drying like other places. I would recommend. Chunghun(original) Hotdog (4/5) - $4.49 The Chunghun hotdog is the original. They both have a hotdog in it. It is very crispy and fluffy. The sugar is optional but I personally think it adds a great coating. Extras There are no seating You can choose the sauces of honey mustard, spicy mayo, ketchup and cheddar
The og korean corn dog place, the first Korean corn dog place I've went and have gone back time and time again
This is legit the best corn dog I've ever tasted. Absolutely beautiful golden crunchy batter made with rice for a slightly chewy texture, tender flavorful hot dog hiding inside and topped with your choice of sauces - ketchup, honey mustard, cheddar cheese, Sriracha mayo or my favorite one - BOOM BOOM sauce made with Korean gochujang. One corn dog will fill you up good like a big hearty New York pizza slice. I was impressed that corn dogs can be this great - grab this at your earliest craving!
Let me just start off by saying it's a hole in the wall but totally a gem. It's def worth the hype! Korean hot dog goodness at its best. Went for the mozzarella cheese hot dog & also had the ramen dog. It was also convenient to order it on the kiosk and just wait for your order number to be called! 10/10
Such a hidden gem and not a long line at all. A simple menu of just either sausage, all mozzarella, or a half sausage and half mozzarella. I definitely recommend this place if you don't want to wait on a long line like other spots.
I'm obsessed and concerned of how obsessed I am with these damn corn dogs. I can have 100 in one sitting I swear. This spot does an exceptionally good job at making these crispy, fluffy and yummy. You'd be surprised at how many people fail at making this simple treat (including me, hence I leave it to the experts). And of course it cannot be compared to the frozen ones sold in hmart next door. Fresh is where it's at. No frills here, it's a delicious treat. Go get some dawgs.
O.M.G. I didn't think corn dog perfection in the US was possible until I came all the way to Flushing for Chung Chun Rice Dog. A few tips if you're planning to go: 1. Check the menu before you go. Our group got the original, ramen, potato, and sweet potato. You can't go wrong! My personal favorite was the sweet potato. 2. Find the ordering station as soon as you get there. Some people were confused about the line but everyone was just waiting for the food, not to place an order. 3. The inside space is super tiny. Be quick with your sauces (they have a few!) and get out ASAP so you can help move the line along. This place is insanely delicious, affordable, and the wait wasn't too bad when we went on a Sunday afternoon. One thing I regret is not trying one of the cheesy ones. Guess I'll need to come back soon!
The hot dogs and even the sausage in the volcano are mass produced and there's no snap when biting the protein. The volcano also isn't spicy which is disappointing given the superlative description. The flavor's fine though, obviously. But that's not enough to detract from the main attraction, which is the cheese. I started with the mozzarella and the cheese pull was over 2 feet long. It's like eating a jumbo XXL crispy mozzarella stick with hot dog flavoring. Following that ridiculous and surreal experience with a volcano and cheddar corndog made me feel like I was just eating (delicious) breading and a cheap hot dog. So, next time I'm ordering 2-3 mozzarella instead of a volcano or cheddar. If I were to compare this to other types of food in 2019, I'd say this is good not great (4/5). But this is as good as it gets for corn dogs, I think. Are there even other corn dog vendors in Queens? In 2020, when food is primarily delivered or takeaway, circumventing the need for sanitizer by eating food on a stick is fantastic.
Was going to Paris to get a cake when we saw a lot of people surrounding this place. We looked at the menu and left as the line was pretty long. After we came out of Paris there were still a lot of people waiting around the place and since we don't really come by here often we decided to give it a try. I like how this place have contactless ordering. There is a kiosk outside where you can place your orders and pay via credit card. Once you pay it dispense a number. You can clearly see the order number from the glass door so you know when your order is ready. People going in only when the order is ready. Everyone else waits outside until their order is ready. I like how this place makes the food as you order so it's fresh and hot when your order is ready. They also have condiments on the side (ketchup, mustard and cheese) so don't forget to dress your hotdog. We ordered the ramen noodle hotdogs and the mozzarella cheese hotdog. The hotdogs were really hot just out of the frier. The outside was crunchy while the cheese inside was melted. You really get the mozzarella cheese pull and it was like never ending sting of cheese. I personally think the mozzarella portion is better than the hotdog. The ramen noodle hotdog was good as well. The hotdogs have really good flavors with a hint of sweetness in the batter. Will definitely come back to try out the other hotdogs they have.
The corn dogs were delicious! It's perfectly crispy on the outside while not being oily and"fluffy" on the inside. That's the best way I could describe them. Because they are Korean style corn dogs, they're rolled in sugar, so it has that sweet and savory flavor profile. Which is different than your traditional style US corn dog. The place is very small. I love that you can order what you want from the ordering machine out front. Once you place your order, you wait outside until your number is called. When your order is ready, only them do you go into the actual shop. There are a few sauce/condiments options you can put on your corn dog. Like ketchup, mustard, cheese sauce, spicy mayo, etc.
This place doesn't have a sign but you'll find it by looking for a white kiosk and a lot of people gathering around it. You need a credit card to order from it as cash isn't accepted. Once you order a white receipt with a number comes out. You need to wait until your number is called. We waited as my friend wanted to get it as she saw it on tiktok so has been wanting to try it out. It was good and I recommend getting the hotdog one and not the sweet potato corn dog. It gets a bit messy as you can't eat inside and have to eat it outdoors while standing. If you're into trying a korean hotdog I suggest it.
Hits the spot! Was waiting for a K-corn dog place to open in NYC area! It was all the rage when places like this opened up in LA a few years back. This place is in between the Dakgalbi restaurant and Paris Baguette in the Hmart plaza. There is a sign over the door but not over the building, so look closely. There will be a small crowd of people waiting for their orders in front of the restaurant. Walk to the front to the electronic kiosk, stand in line, and order electronically. There is no worker helping take orders- it's just the machine. Your order can be taken in both English and Korean. CARD only!! Then wait. I was #25 and the number displayed as being ready for pick up was #16. It took approx 25 mins for our order to be ready. Walk into the restaurant when you see your number, and pick up your corn dogs. They will already have sugar sprinkled on them (in the traditional K-dog way). There are squirt bottles of ketchup, honey mustard, and cheese sauce you can drizzle all over the food before you walk out. We ate our corn dogs in the car. There was an amazing cheese pull and it was crunchy. Probably better not to wait too long before eating these. I liked the original cheese and the original hot dog the best, but my husband loved his ramen and potato dogs a lot.
I thought it weird at first-not your usual hot dog on a bun. But my wife wanted to try it out. So I went along. We ordered on a screen outside and waited for our number to pop up. I ordered a cheddar cheese filled; she ordered one covered with fries/potato. And they both worked surprisingly well. Mine was super crunchy on the outside, with a gooey layer of cheese between the shell and the actual dog. Very good. And her dog with the French Fries on the outside also worked really well. Hot dogs and French fries, together. Hot dogs and cheese, together. They work. Glad I tried it.
3 years ago
The cheese pull was insane; the cheese just kept on coming. I kind of wish the hotdog was less bready though. I had cheese hotdog cravings to satisfy, and this hit the spot. There's no indoor seating, but there is a covered shed outside to eat under and there's typically enough space for everyone. The wait for the food was maybe 10 minutes long after I placed my order. read more
Cheddar cheese Hotdog (4/5) - $5.99 The Cheddar Cheese Hotdog was pretty good instead of parmesan there was cheddar cheese. It is not drying like other places. I would recommend. Chunghun(original) Hotdog (4/5) - $4.49 The Chunghun hotdog is the original. They both have a hotdog in it. It is very crispy and fluffy. The sugar is optional but I personally think it adds a great coating. Extras There are no seating You can choose the sauces of honey mustard, spicy mayo, ketchup and cheddar read more
3 years ago
The og korean corn dog place, the first Korean corn dog place I've went and have gone back time and time again read more
This is legit the best corn dog I've ever tasted. Absolutely beautiful golden crunchy batter made with rice for a slightly chewy texture, tender flavorful hot dog hiding inside and topped with your choice of sauces - ketchup, honey mustard, cheddar cheese, Sriracha mayo or my favorite one - BOOM BOOM sauce made with Korean gochujang. One corn dog will fill you up good like a big hearty New York pizza slice. I was impressed that corn dogs can be this great - grab this at your earliest craving! read more
Let me just start off by saying it's a hole in the wall but totally a gem. It's def worth the hype! Korean hot dog goodness at its best. Went for the mozzarella cheese hot dog & also had the ramen dog. It was also convenient to order it on the kiosk and just wait for your order number to be called! 10/10 read more
5 years ago
Such a hidden gem and not a long line at all. A simple menu of just either sausage, all mozzarella, or a half sausage and half mozzarella. I definitely recommend this place if you don't want to wait on a long line like other spots. read more
I'm obsessed and concerned of how obsessed I am with these damn corn dogs. I can have 100 in one sitting I swear. This spot does an exceptionally good job at making these crispy, fluffy and yummy. You'd be surprised at how many people fail at making this simple treat (including me, hence I leave it to the experts). And of course it cannot be compared to the frozen ones sold in hmart next door. Fresh is where it's at. No frills here, it's a delicious treat. Go get some dawgs. read more
O.M.G. I didn't think corn dog perfection in the US was possible until I came all the way to Flushing for Chung Chun Rice Dog. A few tips if you're planning to go: 1. Check the menu before you go. Our group got the original, ramen, potato, and sweet potato. You can't go wrong! My personal favorite was the sweet potato. 2. Find the ordering station as soon as you get there. Some people were confused about the line but everyone was just waiting for the food, not to place an order. 3. The inside space is super tiny. Be quick with your sauces (they have a few!) and get out ASAP so you can help move the line along. This place is insanely delicious, affordable, and the wait wasn't too bad when we went on a Sunday afternoon. One thing I regret is not trying one of the cheesy ones. Guess I'll need to come back soon! read more
6 years ago
The hot dogs and even the sausage in the volcano are mass produced and there's no snap when biting the protein. The volcano also isn't spicy which is disappointing given the superlative description. The flavor's fine though, obviously. But that's not enough to detract from the main attraction, which is the cheese. I started with the mozzarella and the cheese pull was over 2 feet long. It's like eating a jumbo XXL crispy mozzarella stick with hot dog flavoring. Following that ridiculous and surreal experience with a volcano and cheddar corndog made me feel like I was just eating (delicious) breading and a cheap hot dog. So, next time I'm ordering 2-3 mozzarella instead of a volcano or cheddar. If I were to compare this to other types of food in 2019, I'd say this is good not great (4/5). But this is as good as it gets for corn dogs, I think. Are there even other corn dog vendors in Queens? In 2020, when food is primarily delivered or takeaway, circumventing the need for sanitizer by eating food on a stick is fantastic. read more
Was going to Paris to get a cake when we saw a lot of people surrounding this place. We looked at the menu and left as the line was pretty long. After we came out of Paris there were still a lot of people waiting around the place and since we don't really come by here often we decided to give it a try. I like how this place have contactless ordering. There is a kiosk outside where you can place your orders and pay via credit card. Once you pay it dispense a number. You can clearly see the order number from the glass door so you know when your order is ready. People going in only when the order is ready. Everyone else waits outside until their order is ready. I like how this place makes the food as you order so it's fresh and hot when your order is ready. They also have condiments on the side (ketchup, mustard and cheese) so don't forget to dress your hotdog. We ordered the ramen noodle hotdogs and the mozzarella cheese hotdog. The hotdogs were really hot just out of the frier. The outside was crunchy while the cheese inside was melted. You really get the mozzarella cheese pull and it was like never ending sting of cheese. I personally think the mozzarella portion is better than the hotdog. The ramen noodle hotdog was good as well. The hotdogs have really good flavors with a hint of sweetness in the batter. Will definitely come back to try out the other hotdogs they have. read more
The corn dogs were delicious! It's perfectly crispy on the outside while not being oily and"fluffy" on the inside. That's the best way I could describe them. Because they are Korean style corn dogs, they're rolled in sugar, so it has that sweet and savory flavor profile. Which is different than your traditional style US corn dog. The place is very small. I love that you can order what you want from the ordering machine out front. Once you place your order, you wait outside until your number is called. When your order is ready, only them do you go into the actual shop. There are a few sauce/condiments options you can put on your corn dog. Like ketchup, mustard, cheese sauce, spicy mayo, etc. read more
This place doesn't have a sign but you'll find it by looking for a white kiosk and a lot of people gathering around it. You need a credit card to order from it as cash isn't accepted. Once you order a white receipt with a number comes out. You need to wait until your number is called. We waited as my friend wanted to get it as she saw it on tiktok so has been wanting to try it out. It was good and I recommend getting the hotdog one and not the sweet potato corn dog. It gets a bit messy as you can't eat inside and have to eat it outdoors while standing. If you're into trying a korean hotdog I suggest it. read more
6 years ago
Hits the spot! Was waiting for a K-corn dog place to open in NYC area! It was all the rage when places like this opened up in LA a few years back. This place is in between the Dakgalbi restaurant and Paris Baguette in the Hmart plaza. There is a sign over the door but not over the building, so look closely. There will be a small crowd of people waiting for their orders in front of the restaurant. Walk to the front to the electronic kiosk, stand in line, and order electronically. There is no worker helping take orders- it's just the machine. Your order can be taken in both English and Korean. CARD only!! Then wait. I was #25 and the number displayed as being ready for pick up was #16. It took approx 25 mins for our order to be ready. Walk into the restaurant when you see your number, and pick up your corn dogs. They will already have sugar sprinkled on them (in the traditional K-dog way). There are squirt bottles of ketchup, honey mustard, and cheese sauce you can drizzle all over the food before you walk out. We ate our corn dogs in the car. There was an amazing cheese pull and it was crunchy. Probably better not to wait too long before eating these. I liked the original cheese and the original hot dog the best, but my husband loved his ramen and potato dogs a lot. read more
I thought it weird at first-not your usual hot dog on a bun. But my wife wanted to try it out. So I went along. We ordered on a screen outside and waited for our number to pop up. I ordered a cheddar cheese filled; she ordered one covered with fries/potato. And they both worked surprisingly well. Mine was super crunchy on the outside, with a gooey layer of cheese between the shell and the actual dog. Very good. And her dog with the French Fries on the outside also worked really well. Hot dogs and French fries, together. Hot dogs and cheese, together. They work. Glad I tried it. read more
Do not believe the hype. I know I am going to get a lot of hate for this review but I have to be honest. I specifically came here because of the hype on Instagram and reading all the good reviews here. There was about 5 people ahead of me and I waited about 25 minutes. I ordered on the kiosk and picked the mozzarella with the hotdog in it for $3.50 and the gamsung which has the cheese and hotdog and the potato for $4.50. Everyone was socially distancing outside while waiting for their food. There's hand sanitizer by the front door and the stall is small. They have about 3 people working in there. The line kept getting longer and more people ordering. I got my order and place my food on the rack where all the sauces are. They have honey mustard, ketchup, cheese, spicy mayo. I took a bite of the mozzarella one and there was no cheese pull. Disappointed. It was good. It was sweet and crunchy. But then there was a big empty gap between the mozzarella and the hotdog meat. As I bite into the hotdog meat I was expecting a descent quality meat maybe like a Nathan type of hotdog especially paying for this kind of price. Nope not at all, it was one of the cheapest tasting meat I ever had. Worst than Vienna sausage. It was very mushy and the texture was horrible. Gamsung- the potato on the outside was not as crunchy as the previous one. Same mushy textured meat and i was purely disappointed. read more
Truly a hole in the wall, this shop is attached to the dakgalbi restaurant in the plaza. I've been waiting for a Korean corndog shop like this to open up in NYC since there are several on the West Coast. Finally, one has opened up and it's definitely popular! Even during the cold nights, there are constantly people waiting outside for their corndogs. To order, there is a kiosk right outside the door that only takes card or Apple pay. After ordering, you simply wait for your number to show up. It took about half an hour for 10 orders to pass before it reached my order number. Luckily, it's in a plaza so you can go to H-Mart, PB, or just wait in your car. There were only 2 employees inside working on the orders and each order was made fresh. These Korean corn dogs are placed on the counter covered in sugar already and you just add whichever sauces you prefer (ketchup, mustard, spicy mayo). My boyfriend and I got the potato mozzarella, potato hotdog, and cheddar cheese hotdog. The potato ones were huge since it had the batter covering it along with the pieces of potatoes. Since it was fried, it was basically fries covering a corndog. They were honestly too heavy and practically falling off the stick. The potato mozzarella had a whole piece of mozzarella stick inside so it was definitely a lot of cheese with a never-ending cheese pull! The cheddar cheese hotdog was tasty but that's cause I like cheddar cheese. It was saltier and interesting since it was cheddar cheese covering the hotdog and then covered in batter and fried. All of the corndogs were crispy on the outside, with the potato ones adding more texture with the crispy potato chunks. They're huge and great for a snack! The sugar coating was a bit different but it was good with the ones that had a hotdog inside since there was more of a sweet and salty mix. The all mozzarella one was a bit much on the cheese but if you like cheese, then it'll be perfect for you. Love that all corndogs are made fresh to order and it's very accommodating for COVID. Just be prepared to wait. There's a good variety to choose from and prices range from $2.50 to $5.00. read more
2 years ago
It's currently under renovation. Was disappointed that yelp didn't update the operating hours. Video update 7/29/24. read more
6 years ago
Finally got to try this place and it did not disappoint. The kiosk to order is right outside the small hole in the wall storefront. When your order is ready your # will be shown on the machine inside the store where the sauces are. You can put your own ketchup, mustard, and cheddar cheese sauce on before they put the corn dogs in a paper bag. We got all mozzarella with potato, hot dog and potato, all mozzarella and and hotdog. The potato corn dogs had a lot of sugar on top which I thought was salt but wasn't. The sugar was so good with the corn dogs. The aroma of everything was amazing. Will definitely come back to try others and of course get another potato corn dog. The cheese pull was intense. I waited 15 minutes as these are made to order which I definitely don't mind! There's only one cook and one help/cashier. read more
Cute little corn dog stall in the same plaza as Hmart on Northern Blvd. Came here on a Friday night and there was already a small queue of people waiting for their orders. You order and pay at a kiosk screen right in front of the store and step aside with your receipt until you see your number flash on a screen they have. The number is large enough to see from outside the shop so you can be physically distanced from other customers. The prices are fair considering this is the only shop specializing in Korean corn dogs in the area. If you're new just know that not ever corn dog has a hot dog in it and some are just filled with mozz cheese! I ordered the regular corn dog with hotdog and cheese and a sweet potato mozzarella one (this has no hot dog). We placed our orders and stepped aside. It didn't take long for our orders to come. There's condiments like more cheese, ketchup and mustard inside when you grab your food. The sweet potato one was super cheesy and really fun to eat. The sweet potato chunks on the outside add a good amount of sweetness. The classic hot dog and mozz was good as well and you can't go wrong with it. Definitely suggest condiments on that one though. It's a great spot for a snack and I'm so glad it's receiving a lot of attention after only recently been opened. It's not super out of this world but it's a good corn dog especially if you enjoy cheese pulls. read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
We followed the kiosk directions, paid, entered our cell number, received a notice that the order had been placed. Then we waited and waited and waited. When we asked about our order, they pulled up two cold k-dogs and said they don't send notice when it's ready. We asked for new. They refused. We asked for a refund. They refused. The guy eating behind the counter finally asked someone in the back and they refunded our money. It would have been easier to just make new dogs. On another note, while we were waiting, the guy continued making orders- touching each without gloves. He then proceeded to sit on the counter and eat a k-dog while continue to prep other orders. Yikes! read more
Jongro Hot Dogs has an innovative twist to the classic American corn dogs. I typically don't enjoy corn dogs because of the sausage, but I'm so happy they offer a vegetarian option with mozarella cheese only! For their menu selection, there's a lot of variety to choose from. For the inside of the corndog, you can choose sausage, mozarella/cheddar, or both. You can also choose the outer toppings which are: classic (coated with sugar), potato, or sweet potato. Once you receive your order, you can add the sauces yourself! They offer honey mustard, Sriracha mayo, ketchup, and cheddar. What I love about the corn dogs here is the outer sugar coating that complement the savoriness. They were generous with the cheese and everything was so delicious! read more
A hole in the wall corn dog shop! This store is take out only and they sell Korean corn dogs. They have a variety of corn dogs to select from: cheese, cheese & hot dog, etc. they range from about $3-$5. We ordered from a touch screen kiosk, got a number, and waited about 10 minutes for our orders to come. I ordered the Mozzarella Cheese Hot dog and the hot dog with crispy fried sweet potatoes. I wasn't a big fan of the fried sweet potato dog but I loved the mozzarella cheese dog. It was crispy 8 sweet on the outside and an amazing cheese pull on the inside. They give you three sauces inside to pour on your corn dog: honey mustard, cheddar cheese, and ketchup. I got two corn dogs and got super full. This is a great non pricy option to get for a casual lunch or dinner! read more
5 years ago
Freshly made popular Korean style "corn dogs" in a small takeout shop in flushing strip mall. Pros - freshly made to order ( piping hot and crispy) - nice variety of various "corndogs" - filling, affordable ($3-5 per hot dog, with the fried batter it's pretty filling) me and a friend split 3 dogs and was sufficient for lunch - hot dog quality was good, probably all beef, not the cheap $1 pack ones Cons - batter around the hotdogs were fried nicely, but very thick and parts of the inside touching the hot dog were still slightly doughy. Either needed to cook a bit longer or the batter needed to be a bit thinner to cook through - would be nice to customize your order as they make it to order anyway, no biggie though read more
5 years ago
Doesn't look much walking past but it is a hidden gem! Every time I am in the area, I must stop by for one. This is not a regular corn dog! The breading they use is with a rice base, allowing the breading to be more chewy and more enjoyable to eat. Ordering outside using the Kiosk machine, you will receive two pieces of oar, one is a receipt is for you to keep, another is a receipt with a number. Typically takes about 5 - 10 minutes for your order since it is made when ordered, depending on how busy the store is, that may change. After my drive home which is about 30 minutes, the breading is still crispy and the inside is still warm! read more
‼ I could smack these breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I went here THREE nights in a ROW. I cannot get enough. Potato Mozzarella (w/ sugar) 10/10 this little boy was dressed with the "boom boom sauce". I have def had a sauce that tasted like this and I will continue to slather everything I eat in "boom boom sauce" when's it's available to me. My family weren't to big on the potato ones but whatever Mozzarella Hotdog (w/ sugar) 10/10 this big ole beast was dressed with ketchup and spicy mayo. Forgot that when an Asian restaurant says spicy it's like actually spicy. My lips were burning so bad but I LOVED IT. Gave me so much adrenaline to walk home. - forget what other combos I got but you can't go wrong read more
I don't really have much to say about this except that it was underwhelming. The flavors were pretty bland and the hot dog inside the meat one was so small that at first my friend though they forgot to put it inside. Honestly, I am not sure what the hoopla is about. The crunch was nice and the way they put the potatoes on the outside is cool. The cheese pull was also super fun. Overall, entertaining for the novelty of it all, but flavor-wise, definitely a no from me. I might try a different place just to compare, but to me this just seems like a lot of hype. instagram: @newyorkcityfoodie read more
5 years ago
Gamja Hotdog aka Korean Corndog has been a popular street food in Korea and even in LA's K-town. They recently made their way to NY and it's been one of the most sought after viral food items of 2021. Chung Chun Rice Hot Dog has numerous locations on the West Coast. This particular location is located inside a strip mall and shares a parking lot with HMart & Jongro BBQ. When I went, there was a kiosk outside and that was the only form of ordering they offered. The kiosk was user friendly and easy to navigate. I was glad they offered corn dogs w/o the dogs (LOL) I decided to get a regular mozzarella potato one and a mozzarella sweet potato one. After you complete your order and pay (by CC only) you get a receipt with your order number. And then you wait...and wait... I was lucky I went on a Monday at around 1pm. There were only 3 orders ahead of me. I walked around the little strip mall. Took a whirl inside Paris Baguette and then my nosey self went and looked at Strickly Dumpling's new ramen restaurant that's rumored to be opened soon (TBA ?). After all that, my order was still not ready. You definitely can't be in a rush if you order this. I think I waited around 20 minutes. But I can't complain b/c I understand they need to be cooked to order and fresh out the fryer to taste good. When my order was finally ready, I went to the counter and gave my receipt to the lady. She seemed liked the only person working. I wanted to add some sriracha, ketchup, mustard, but all the condiment squeeze bottles were left to the side for self serve. I skipped b/c it didn't seem very Covid friendly. The corn dogs are pretty filling! I couldn't even finish one b/c it was fried, and with all the cheese, felt very heavy. My cheese pull skills need work but the mozzarella was melted perfectly. They are messy so I would just eat them in the parking lot. The sugar gets everywhere and I don't think these travel well. Def worth a try if you never had it before. These are definitely a bougie version of the regular corn dogs they sell at the carnival. read more
3 years ago
This corndog joint is located in the same strip mall as H-mart. Very convenient to get especially right after grocery shopping. I like parking across the street because it is a short walk and you don't have to deal with the hectic parking lot. The corn dogs are very crunchy and full of flavor. If you're not a big fan of cheese the original corn dog is fried with brown sugar on the outside and very flavorful. The store also offers spicy mayo as a sauce so that is definitely a plus. However, I did end up waiting around 15 minutes for the corndogs after ordering since there were a lot of people. Overall- crunchy and good tasting corndogs. Long waiting time. read more
Korean hot dogs are my favorite!! I don't even like regular corn dogs but when it's Korean corn dogs I love!! This spot was tiny but so efficient with the outside ordering kiosk. You enter in your order and pay then pick it up inside at the counter by your number. There's a couple different sauce types to pick from which is great. I ordered the mozzarella and potato covered hot dog along with a volcano corn dog. Very delicious!! read more
Korean Corn Dogs have been around for quite some time now - however, their exposure in the states is only now gathering traction and attention. At least in NYC, it only seems recently it's been getting more buzz. Made a trek out to the busy Northern Blvd Queens Korean sector area and paid a visit to this little gem. Just by how many people were outside waiting in line and also how many people were standing around eating away at their corn dogs, we knew we were in for a treat. You pay and order with the automated standalone kiosk outside and receive a receipt with your order number on it. When your order is ready, there is a digital number that'll show you when you're up, then you hop on in and grab your corn dogs! It's that simple. All the garnishes and sauces are inside so don't forget to top yourself off. My partner ordered the delicious mozarrella cheese corn dog while I ordered the sweet potato corn dog. Both were nomalicious and neither of us regretted our choices. The cheese on her corn dog was so cheesy and stretchy, it was like you were eating a corn dog and mozarella stick at the same time. The sweet potatoe crust on mine was VERY filling. If you think this is going to be a light pre-dinner snack, you need to re-evaluate your choice. This thing is carby and filling. However, the sweet and savory play on your tongue is something I love. Summary: Great place for a very casual, easy and informal dinner. Great option to just hang out with some friends, walk around and eat. I would highly recommend the sweet potato corn dog or the mozarella cheese corn dog. Can't go wrong with either! : )Will definitely be back!! read more
This place is such a gem in the busy H-Mart plaza on Northern Blvd! You order from the kiosk and can pay through card or apple pay. Once you get your receipt, it takes about 10-15 minutes to get your order depending on how busy it is. There's a little digital sign that displays your order number when it's ready to be picked up. The corn dogs are made to order. The potato corn dog paired with the spicy mayo was delicious! The potatoes are super crispy. The mozzarella sausage corn dog paired with ketchup was so yummy too. The sugar on top balanced well as a slight sweetness to the corn dog savoriness. The cheese pull was impressive too!! The first half had mozzarella and the second half was sausage. I highly recommend this place! read more
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156-18 Northern Blvd
Flushing, NY 11354
Murray Hill, Flushing
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Ask the Community - Jongro Rice Hotdog
Do they have the mochi donuts yet?
Yes but the Mochi donuts are located at a small booth next door at Hong chun cheon dakgalbi
Is there an option to order without sugar?
No but you can prob ask them before they make the order
