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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.
If willing to wait about 20 minutes+ for just- made hot juicy big corn dogs with a fried mochi stretchy batter that can be savory or sweetened with sugar and pay less than $6, then join the line! 5* Getting a hotdog 1. Use the easy-to-use kiosk outside to choose the type of corn dog (and for with or without a sugar coating). Pay with a credit card. 2. Stay waiting outside and watch the small electric board on the window that tells you what order number he has completed. 3. When you see your number lite up in red, go in and get the hotdogs from the counter. 4. Drizzle on any sauces, mixing any desired combo. 5. Take it outside and enjoy or grab a small paper bag for takeout. Hotdogs to choose from on the kiosk 1. Original Hotdog (All beef) $2.99 2. Mozzarella Cheese (Blue) (All beef) has the top half with mozzarella and the bottom half a juicy sausage $3.99. 5* 3. Raymond Noodle Chip Hotdog (All beef) $3.99 4. Cheddar Cheese Hotdog (All beef) $4.49 5. Jumbo Hotdog (All beef) $4.99 6. Mozzarella Hotdog has no sausage. Think giant mozzarella stick. $4.99 7. Sweet Potato Hotdog (All beef) $4.99 8. Sweet Potato Mozzarella Hotdog $5.49 9. Potatoe Mozzarella Hotdog $5.49 10. Potato Hotdog (All beef) $4.99 11. Volcano Hotdog (chicken & pork) has a spicy (but bearable) sausage $4.99. 5* Self-Serve Sauces to drizzle on the hotdogs 1. Ketchup 2. Honey Mustard 3. Spicy Mayo 4. Cheese Service Process is such that no verbal interaction needs to be done Located -in the Murray Hill Plaza, there's a bank by the street ent then a chicken restaurant. It is next door to that and the Singing Karaoke Club place. -the Murray Hill Plaza is on the southside of Northern Blvd & 156th St read more
5 years ago
Tried this on a whim. In a mostly Korean strip mall along Northern Blvd. Ordered the Ramen covered dog and topped it off with Cheddar Cheese sauce and Spicy Mayo. If you give it a try, bring your credit card or your phone to use Google / Apple Pay. I waited 7 minutes for my order since they make it while you wait. The dog was sizable at 3.99 plus tax. You wait for your order number to appear on the counter mounted on the window. You present your receipt and get your order. There's a table on the side where you have your choice of mustard, ketchup, cheddar cheese sauce, spicy mayo or any DIY combination of what I listed. Grab and go - I chose to eat in my ride so I could nom nom privately. It was challenging for me to get my mouth around/on the dog to take that first bite, but I guess that means I got good value. The dough is slightly sweet, like a churro. They did a heck of a job deep frying the dog. The ramen bits were crazy crunchy. No need to be dainty - it ain't happening. Just dig in and try to catch the bits that are bound to fall. Glad I tried it. I would consider trying another option, like the one covered with sweet potato cubes. Parking on a Friday night is a challenge and the spaces are narrow. You can get mochi donuts two doors down (another order kiosk), shop at H Mart or sample another spot - there are some sit-down restaurants. Happy Munching! read more
5 years ago
6 years ago
Wow, delicious and such satisfying Korean corn dogs. I've been seeing this place posted on social media and I knew I had to give it a try. It's as good as it looks- crispy, sweet, savory, cheesy goodness. The mozzarella corn dog was my favorite out of the 3 I tried. The storefront is very small but located in a shopping mall so you don't have to worry about not finding street parking. Order and pay outside directly on the kiosk and wait for your order to be ready. read more
6 years ago
This is a dream come true!! I always wished that a Korean corn dog shop would come to Queens, especially with all the mukbangs I've been watching... They have a convenient self order kiosk in the front of the small shop so no contact is needed. And after you order, you wait ~10-15 min (depending on how large your order is) and simply pick it up inside when your number is called. There's also a little sauce station inside with ketchup, mustard, and cheese-- so don't forget that! I prefer the simple corns dogs so I got the mozzarella cheese, cheddar cheese, ramen noodle, and spicy hot dog. I appreciate how the breading isn't too thick and it's just a perfect snack (1-2 dogs) or meal (2-4 dogs). Each one is $3-5 which may seem pricey, but I think it's definitely worth it! Try this place out-- you'll find yourself coming back! :) read more
This rice hot dog war is finally here. With increasing popularity of kpop and Korean food, people like to binge eating unhealthy food to satisfy Thai COVID anxiety. I totally get it but to be honest, after eating relatively clean, I can't say that I enjoy rice hot dog. I had potato+cheese hot dog. Food quality is absolutely good. Cheese is chewy potato is not that dull with sugar on top of it. I am full after eating 3/4 of the whole hot dog. Service: no contact service where you do everything thru their kiosk. Price: cheap if you consider the side the hot dog. Overall: come here for a cheat meal. 4 stars. read more
5 years ago
I'm kind of a filthy casual when it comes to a corn dog but hey it was good. Never been to Korea so I could be wrong but what's good is good. The line can be a bit long so I'd recommend ordering and then going to get some snacks at hmart or walk around a bit. read more
Korean rice dogs have landed in NYC! These are comparable to American corn dogs but the rice in the dough gives it an extra crisp! This location sadly does not have outdoor seating. You order your rice dogs on an outdoor kiosk and your number is called when the order is ready. They have so many yummy varieties, w/ different fillings and outer shells. I wish they had one with hot dog and mozzarella cheese filling, but it was either one or the other. I ordered the volcano, which has a spicy shell and spicy sausage. The order was ready so quickly, allowing me to enjoy the crispy perfection while still hot and fresh. I wasn't a fan of the sugar coating but I'm sure they can omit this upon request. One hot dog is pretty much a full meal but it makes for a yummy snack as well! read more
6 years ago
I'm really not a corn dog person, well I didn't think I would be, but this changed my heart! It's a small shop - you order through a kiosk outside the store, then wait for them to make your order. I got the Mozzarella cheese one (my favorite of the two) and the ramen one. It was fresh, crispy and really affordable! Only $3.50 each?! They also have ketchup, spicy Mayo, cheddar cheese & mustard to add to your dogs. You can also order from the Mochi donut place next door! Definitely would like to return to try the others! read more
Found out about this place recently through a fellow Yelper's review and I'm so happy I did because I visited this place TWICE already since then! The small store is a grab and go, where you order from a Kiosk, pick up when you see your order number, add sauce on, and leave. You can choose to drizzle sauce on the spot or pick up sauce packets. TIP: Ask for extra paper plates in case of messiness! The Sweet Potato Hotdog ($4.49) has a crunchy exterior, which makes it fun to eat. Perfect if you like sweet potatoes. The Jumbo Hotdog ($3.49) was HUGE! I accidentally ordered this thinking it was spicy, but to be honest, it was nothing special and not very fun to eat. My favorite has to go to the Mozzarella Cheese Hotdog ($3.49) With both sausage and cheese, you get to experience the best of both worlds. Right away, that CHEESE PULL was enough for me to keep coming back. The sausage, my friend accurately described it as similar to Nathan's, with a chewy exterior and a soft inside. Not to mention, the delicious coated sugar mixed with saltiness makes the perfect snack combination. Honestly, I was most shocked at the price of these. Definitely give ChungChun a try! These are the most delicious, affordable corn dogs you're going to see in NYC. read more
What is there not to love about these corn dogs? If you like mozzarella cheese/mozzarella sticks you have to get the mozzarella corn dog. Each bite is full of stringy mozzarella cheese, coated in a thick batter that's rolled in sugar so it's both sweet and salty. I only wish that there was a hotdog throughout the whole thing - it filled probably half of the corn dog. The ramen coated one did have an entire hotdog on the inside and the ramen was very flavorful but did not stand out to me as much as the mozzarella. The one thing I would say is that these are very heavy - I mean it's a deep fried hotdog with cheese & carbs. Eating two of these was definitely too much for me so I'd recommend eating one as a snack/appetizer before a meal or splitting several with friends if you want to try different flavors. Nonetheless, these were AMAZING and would go back in a heartbeat. read more
6 years ago
I was never a corn dog fan, but it's the breading that I don't enjoy... it was/is always way too doughy... and because it's so doughy, it becomes heavy and dense and by the time I reach the hotdog, I'm already full... . @chungchun_nyc makes their dogs with rice rather than cornmeal.. it is a lot lighter and I honestly think this is best corndog I've ever had... the outer layer is thinner and almost tastes like a sugar donut... they finish it with some sugar because you can taste the sweetness... . The hotdog itself wasn't too impressive.... I think I could have just had it with cheese (which is one of the options).... . It is located next to @hongchuncheonnyc - they also share a door so I'm guessing they could be related... .... . I couldn't take a good pic of the menu, there was too much glare.... only the sign (second pic)... they do have Instagram so check them out... . It is made fresh and comes with 3 condiments, ketchup, honey mustard and cheese, yes, cheese. I drizzled cheese on my mozzarella hotdog... . I do think though, you should order one that has the hotdog inside, because the cheese can become overwhelming and if you don't eat it immediately or when it's still warm, it's a glob of cold cheese... also, the hotdog inside would keep it's form otherwise it will fall apart.... the hotdog also provides a little savoriness to the cheese... read more
6 years ago
I FINALLY HAD THE KOREAN CORN DOGS!!! I have waited MONTHS to try this. I was beyond excited lol I took a trip to Chung Chun Rice Dogs in Flushing, NY to find these gems and I was not disappointed! They completely live up to all the hype and are actually even better than I expected! I ordered the following flavors: Sweet Potato Mozzarella Sweet Potato Hotdog Gamsung (Potato) Hotdog Ramyon Noodle Chips Hotdog Volcano Hotdog Each one was absolutely crunchy on the outside and perfect on the inside! My favorite flavor definitely had to be the Sweet Potato Mozzarella cuz ofTHE CHEESE PULL YOU MUSTTTT try these! You won't be disappointed! read more
5 years ago
Ordering was very simple. Order what you want, you get a number and they'll notify you when you are ready by your number. The sweet potato dog was delicious. Fresh and crunchy. We recently tried another corn dog place and it was all dough and half a hotdog. Glad to see jongro rice hotdog provided us a whole hotdog lol. Good sauce selection too. Yum yum. read more
6 years ago
Tried this new spot in flushing korean town area. It's located right where the old pizzaMaru used to be at the center of a plaza on northern blvd. I've been watching a lot of korean dramas and this hotdog is a hot food so I wanted to try it for myself! They have a kiosk right outside the store to place your order. They have it with hotdog, hotdog w cheese, hotdog with potato on the outside, ramen on the outside, and sweet potato on the outside. Each hot dog cost approx $3-4 each. And they have different sauces: cheese, spicy mayo, ketchup, mustard. It's basically a fancy corndog. Definitely a great a snack! Will be back for more. read more
Unique but great experience. First time here today. Never seen that many customers waiting for a corndog before in my life. Maybe it was because I went at lunch time. There were 7 people or so on line / waiting before me. So basically this place is right near Paris Baguette ,you go here , it's hard to miss as there are photos of corn dogs on the glass wall. Then once you arrive in front there is an online kiosk that is white and has all the unique flavors. I tried the ramen crunch one and sweet potato one. Even if you cant read Korean , you should have no problem using it. It takes card only , from my knowledge. Then the kiosk prints out a ticket where it has your number and when you walk in , there is an alarm clock looking machine that has the current order number that is being worked on. It took about ten minutes or so but it was worth it. The sugar on the corndog made it more crispy and crunchy. The bread isn't too thick and overwhelming, often times when I get corndogs, the bread overpowers the meat or inside filling but this one is very nicely balanced. So many flavors to try and pricing is reasonable and solid. I tried a lot of corndogs around the area but looks like this one is my new favorite. Glad I tried , definitely will come again soon. read more
2 years ago
6 years ago
Finally a place that sells good Korean corn dogs! I always crave Korean corn dogs after watching Korean dramas and this place definitely fulfills that itch. There is a strong cheese pull when you take your initial bite and it takes forever to end (at some point, I had to cut it off). There is just the right amount of sugar and cheese. There is also mustard, ketchup, and cheese sauce you can add to the corn dogs. It's probably best to eat them when it's still hot. You order electronically outside from a Kiosk, which is perfect, considering COVID. The machine has both English and Korean language options! Everytime I have gone so far, there are people ordering and waiting (which indicates how good this place is) and the wait isn't long at all. read more
Jongro Hotdog is a small stall located in Murray Hill Plaza, which is a shopping complex so there's a parking lot available. You use a kiosk outside to place your order and when your number is called you go inside and pick it up at the counter. From there you can use the different condiments: ketchup, honey mustard, cheese, and spicy mayo. They have a clever coloring system where they mark the bottom of the sticks with different colors for the different hotdogs. Note that it's card only! I got the Sweet Potato Hotdog ($4.99) and in my opinion it's the best one. It's not too sweet and it perfectly compliments the hotdog while also adding a crunch from the potato. This hotdog is really filling and for $5, the price can't be beat. This place gets pretty busy though so expect to wait around 20min for your order. TLDR: The perfect place to grab a quick bite. read more
6 years ago
Newly opened Korean corn dog spot! I've heard this was popular on the est coast so I came to check them out. When you arrive they have an ordering kiosk outside. I don't believe they take cash as it seemed the machine only accepted card. I got the all mozzarella hot dog which came with alll cheese and no dog. I also got the sweet potato mozzarella, which also came with all cheese and no hotdog. The menu is very clear what the inside will look like. So if you want a hot dog inside choose accordingly. Ils how long the wait is but they make all the corn dogs made to order. I ordered and saw there were some numbers ahead of me so I walked into hmart to browse. The corn dogs when ready were so goood!! They coat it in sugar like they do in Japan and Korea! If you don't like this, try to ask for without sugar before walking away after ordering, as I'm sure they would accommodate. They were so huge and cheese! The cheese pulls were insane and the outside breading was amazing and light. read more
A pretty solid Korean Corn Dog stall and the best, when compared to those in neighbouring restaurants(Basac/Oh K-Dog/etc). You come here to satisfy your cravings after having seen them in kdramas or just to expand your foodie horizons on a budget. Each corndog is an average of $4 and could technically be considered a whole meal(or half if it's a cheat day). I personally would go for potato encrusted corn dogs, but it doesn't hurt to try them all. Pro tip is to add every sauce on for the whole experience. It does not taste all that great plain!! Solid recommendation for date night. You order on a kiosk and walk over to browse H-mart while waiting for your dogs to churn out. read more
5 years ago
Great hot dog. Breading is like japanese curry pan (bread). Panko on the outside and very soft. Fantastic texture difference. Will have to see how this stacks up with the other hot dogs in the area like Basac. Basac had more flavors but I dig the cheddar, potato and sweet potato version here. read more
6 years ago
6 years ago
** chefs kiss ** This place is worth all the hype. very simple ordering kiosk system just make your selection, pay and receive an order number. Today I ordered the potato mozzarella corn dog my partner and daughter both ordered the half mozzarella/half dog . The wait time wasn't long surprisingly ,once we received our order we played around with the many sauce options they had available honey mustard, ketchup,spicy mayo and cheese. From the first bite I was instantly hooked!!! the cheese pull was everything I needed and more, we were actually sad to have only ordered one. will definitely be back read more
I loved the quick, street food-style experience of this whole place. Ordering at ChungChun is a little different. They have an electronic kiosk that you order from OUTSIDE of the actual restaurant/kiosk. When I went, there was actually a bit of a line, but only took about a 7 min wait to order. Passing by, I've seen big crowds, as well as this place completely empty, so you could definitely luck out with a wait at the right time. I ordered the Ramyeon/Ramen Dog (breaded hot dog dipped in crushed Ramen pieces), Volcano Dog (breaded hot dog with a spicy sauce), and the traditional Mozzarella dog. My personal favorite was just the traditional Mozzarella dog surprisingly! I thought I'd favor the specialty ones more. What I enjoyed about ChungChun's hot dogs is how they coat their sticks with a little bit of sugar. I'm a sucker for a good sweet and salty, and ChungChun's food gives a full flavor of salty, umami, savory, and sweetness all at the same time. I'm glad the hot dogs weren't TOO overwhelmingly salty. A quick option for an on-the-go craving! Enjoyed ChungChun very much. read more
I was introduced to Korean Corndogs in Maryland, however, my GF and I were not super impressed. She already does not like American corn dogs to begin with due to the breading on the outside. Jongro Rice Hotdog definitely changed our minds and perspective about Korean Corndogs. This place is tiny and small in a plaza where there is a kiosk that allows you to order outside the store. The store is very tiny and can really only fit 4-5 people by the cashier. We ordered the sweet potato hot dog and they coated it in sugar in addition to me adding other sauces they had to offered. This corndog definitely did Korean corndogs justice because it was fantastic! Even my girlfriend liked it and was craving for more and she is someone who does not like corn dogs too! The bread was nicely fried and crispy on the outside but nice and chewy on the inside. The coated sugar is a must which enhanced the sweetness of the sweet potato. Each layer of bite had a different flavor from sweet potato to the dough and deep into the hot dog. The texture was also different as it went from crispy on the outside with the fried sweet potato and the breading to the soft chewy texture of the dough and finally the meaty all beef hot dog on the inside. We will definitely come back and order more of this yumminess! read more
ChungChun Rice Hot Dog brings possibly one of the biggest food trends of the past year in Korean corn dogs to Queens all the way from South Korea. Having seen them all over social media, I figured I should find out what is the rage behind the corn dogs. Now I've tried a couple of the corn dogs at ChungChun already and out of the ones I tried, I think the sweet potato one is definitely one of my favorites! No matter the corn dog you get, you get a combination of sweet and savory due to the sugar sprinkled onto the corn dog while the savory comes from the hot dog and cheese. You can also add some condiments on top like cheddar, spicy mayo, ketchup, and mustard. So if you feel that your corn dog might be a bit bland (like I did with the one with the ramen shell), then feel free to douse your corn dog with some sauce. The sweet potato seemed to be the best balance between sweet and savory to me as the sweet potatoes already are a mix of the two. The potato one tasted a bit strange with the sugar, but it was still pretty good. The only one I felt needed more sauce was the ramen covered one, as it tasted bland and needed some seasoning! What's nice is that to order, all you have to do is go to the kiosk and pick which corn dogs you want and then you pay with your card or phone. There's only one kiosk, but transactions are pretty fast from customer to customer, so the only real downside is that you have to wait for your corn dogs! From my experience being there, it took about a 15 minute wait for 8 orders to be called, so either go back to the car or explore the plaza. Overall, if you're looking for something light to eat or are in the area, definitely check out ChungChun Rice Hot Dog! The ordering process is simple and if you have errands to run, you can go and get your corn dogs right after. People are always weary about something being too hyped up, but Korean corn dogs are definitely worth a try if you never had one before! read more
Onto the corn dogs, I just got one corn dog with potato and cheese filling to split with my friend. Same thing, order on the kiosk and wait until your number shows on the screen. The sauces I got were ketchup and cheese and the cheese pull was very satisfying! However, the potatoes couldve been better as they were pretty dry and then I got tired of eating them after a while. read more
6 years ago
Got the Mozzarella Cheese Hotdog! Slightly smaller than expectations but that's just me. The ratio between the batter and filling were greatly balanced. There's a great chew in the batter and a crisp, slightly sweet outside! 10/10 cheese pull and the hotdog was juicy! Solid variety of corn dogs! They had several sauces you can add like cheese, ketchup, mustard, spicy??(kind of looked like sriracha mayo) They had great covid safe procedure for ordering. You order and pay through a touch screen machine outside (please sanitize after) and once you see your order number, you go inside to grab it, add sauces, and you're out. read more
5 years ago
Can't wait to come back to try more! We tried the mozzarella, sweet pataoThe volcano isn't that spicy but the ones we tried were all very delicious! Food: 5/5 Service:5/5 Price: 5/5 read more
This place is bussin. When I'm usually in Flushing, I don't tend to receive the highest quality of customer service. However, the woman at the front was very patient and pleasant. Answered all of our questions and even congratulated me for graduating (I was still in my gown lol). Rice dogs are INFINITELY many times better than corn dogs. It's literally heaven on earth. The ramen dog was perfectly crisp and very crunchy. My mom had the potato dog (I think?) which was slightly sweet. It didn't taste bad all, I just didn't expect that taste. They had a few toppings (Ketchup, Mustard, Spicy Mayo, and Cheese). My one recommendation would be to see a few more sauces added to the menu. I love trying new things! Otherwise I will definitely be back read more
While the looks of these rice dogs looked appealing, they tasted just ok. The two items that I had was the mozzarella hotdog and the potato hotdog. The hotdog itself was a bit disappointing. I wish they had used a better quality hotdog like Nathan's. The breading was not bad almost like mochi texture sprinkled with sugar. I wonder if thats the same that they used for the mochi donuts? The potato hotdog was hefty! But it wasn't crunchy as I thought it would be. I think next time I would probably get just the mozzarella one with no hotdog. read more
5 years ago
This place is the BEST!! They have the best quality corn dogs, whether you order the sweet potato, the cheese, sausage, ramen, cheese & sausage, etc. The outside of the corn dog is super crunchy, but not too oily (was important quality to look for), so it was extremely flaky and hot off the fryer! The sausage and cheese had a equal balance of salty, sweet, and savory. The cheese is so stringy and smooth, and did not clump together, which was great for a cheese pull! I have gone here multiple times and ate these con dogs so much! The line does get long, so beware of the crowd/lines. Come early to order if you can to avoid the lines. Please come here and try their corn dogs. This does not need an extensive post, because they're just simply too good! read more
They were both very delicious. I got the original, with just the hot dog drizzled with ketchup and mustard. The 2 on the right is sweet potato mozzarella cheese drizzled with ketchup and spicy mayo. After this taste test, next time I would purchase one with hot dog, mozzarella cheese and sweet potato, drizzle it with ketchup and spicy mayo. read more
5 years ago
Taste: 5 Value: 4 Service: 4 Venue: Take out only These korean corn dogs are so addicting! Everytime I pass by this area I always have to get one. Unfortunately words have gotten out about this place and now I have to wait 15+ mins each time (even when I go on a random wednesday afternoon) I wish they can add another frier to speed things up. There's a kiosk in front of the store to put in the order digitally. I've tried the sweet potato dog and sweet potato with mozz dog. Both are really delicious! The mozz is a lot - you will get SO FULL from just one dog. It's a great street food for about 5$ you will be quite full and satisfied from the sweet fried bread dough plus the add-ons like sweet potato, mozz, and ramen etc. I highly highly recommend you to try the sweet potato dog with ketchup and spicy mayo sauce! This is a small store that is take out only! read more
5 years ago
Yummmm, this Korean corndog shop is the best! When it first opened, I was so excited to try it because I had been craving a good cheese pull, wrapped in some delicious crispy fried batter. The first time I had it, I immediately became a fan of the easy ordering system. The kiosk outside of the small shop is simple to use and has pictures to go along with the descriptions. The taste also blew me away and of course I ended up telling all my friends about this place (which I now regret when I see the large crowds...just kidding. I'm glad this place is blowing up!), and now we all have a new go-to for our corndog fix. Today, my mom and I were in the plaza to stop by the super market when we decided to get some corndogs for the walk home. The wait was about 15 minutes on a Friday evening, but it was so worth it! We had a lot of fun with our cheese pull competition. I would definitely recommend eating it ASAP while the mozzarella is still stretchy. The outer batter is also the perfect combination of sweet, crispy, airy and light. They have bottles of ketchup, mustard, cheddar cheese, and spicy mayo that you can top your corndog with. We just went with ketchup and mustard today, but next time I think I'll add on spicy mayo as well. read more
5 years ago
Ordered the mozzarella hotdog and potato hotdog. Both were really good. You use the kiosk outside to order and pay and then just wait for your number to be called. It's conveniently located in a shopping plaza that has a Hmart and Paris Baguette. Didn't really like that the sauces weren't individually packaged (only ketchup and mustard were). Who's to say the sauce bottles get sanitized (or the kiosk outside for that matter). Oh wells... 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
