This hotdog place has various loaded hotdogs inspired by various countries. They get 2.5 stars…read more Cachorro hotdog was decent. The bun was good: toasted & crisp outside & fluffy inside with a rich flavour. The sausage was quite meaty & a touch salty (I have a high salt tolerance). Toppings were decent: very subtle in flavour. Waffle fries was a tiny portion. They were decent. The spice rub was decent but quite salty. There were sauces on the side. Hot sauce was thin, sour & spicy. Corn sauce was thick with flavour; it was very hard to squeeze out of the bottle. Pink sauce was Thousand Island dressing & decent. Garlic sauce was decent. Slushie Margarita was $11. Non alcoholic lemonade slushie was $8.5. It was good: tart & sweet enough. It had a bit of alcohol.

We somehow ended up ordering four hot dogs for two people lol. We tried the Tino, Jocho, Hawaiian…read moreand Umami, plus tequeños, mango juice and tres leches. Connor's favourite was the Jocho which was the Mexican inspired one. The Hawaiian has pineapple, so obviously your feelings about that will probably depend on whether you're a pineapple on pizza person but I liked that all four actually tasted different instead of just being the same hot dog with slightly different toppings. The mango juice was really good and Filipino approved lol. I also really liked the tres leches because it wasn't overly sweet and had a little cinnamon flavour to it. The hot dogs were around $8.99 each when we went, which I thought was pretty reasonable considering all the toppings.

You are what you eat. I ate sausage. So I'm a pig. Actually I really am because after going to…read moreone food truck in Celebration Square, I went to the one next to it. It was $9 for the sausage. I liked the crispiness of the bun (i'm one of those people who when they have a hot dog, that the bun must be put on the grill, so it's crispy and toasty!), however the sausage was very average. For a place that specializes in sausages, I would expect a bit more flavour and their "gourmet sauce" tasted like standard burrito sauce. The sausage tasted like I could have bought those pre-cooked sausages from a grocery store and just heated it up. The only redeeming thing about this food truck was that they had Boylan soda and I've been craving that for a couple of weeks now. :-)

I'm Stuft! My third…read morenight, round two of the TIFF food trucks. This is probably the best meal I've had from the food trucks so far. Great bang for your buck here. 4.5 stars (1/2 star loss because some menu items weren't available) First off, this idea reminds me of Pocket Dawg at the Saddledome in Calgary (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/pocket-dawg-no-title#hrid:-EcH5GwSsv4XLb-sst0V4w). Similar idea but Stuft is WAAAAAY better. There's a varied choice of gourmet sausages to choose from. I went with the Creole Turducken ($9), a turkey, duck, and chicken blend of meats with creole spices. For my choice of sauce I took the employee's suggestion and paired my meat with the sweet chipotle BBQ sauce. On the side I grabbed a cup of their Apple Fennel Slaw (4$). The sausage was rammed inside a nicely toasted and warmed baguette with the BBQ sauce oozing out of the top. The spice blend was fantastic. It was strong and in your face just the way you would expect from a Creole inspired dish. While I liked the flavour of the BBQ sauce I would have preferred a smokier flavour when pairing it with the Creole spices. Maybe their Wasabi Honey Dijon Mustard would have been a better fit. The Apple Fennel Slaw was decent. The apple came through nicely, but the fennel was nowhere to be found until my last bite. But when I did take that last bite I really understood what they were trying to get at with this combination. Overall a great job. I'll be back to get Stuft again.

Really good hot dogs. My favourite is the squid ink or sweet potato…read more At first service was really slow but now j think they have a good groove

Tried my very first Korean corndog at Myungrang Hotdog and it did not disappoint! I got the potato…read morehotdog and also got to try the sweet potato and mozzarella. The corn dogs were made to order and I waited maybe 5-10 minutes. They have several sauces and toppings you can add but I opted out for the sugar and tried the honey mustard and ketchup which were great. I personally loved the hotdog and the crispy potatoes on the outside. I'd love to see a hotdog + mozz + potato combination here. I have not tried their #1 competitor in the city so I cannot compare but I will definitely be back at Myungrang for more corndogs! They also sell dukbokki combos. No seating inside but there are two tables outside. They are also conveniently located in a shop with three other drink shops so you can pick up a yogurt drink/bubble tea/coffee while you're there. Currently there's a promotion for buy one, get one 50% off.

I've been eating Woofdawg since 2014, back when it started as a humble pop-up, and after all these…read moreyears it still tastes exactly the same. That kind of consistency is incredibly rare. When they opened their first permanent shop in 2021, I was so happy to see them grow without compromising the quality that made me fall in love with their hot dogs in the first place. My all-time favorite is the Loaded Woof Dawg with fennel slaw, corn relish, jalapeño pickles, spicy mayo, and crispy onions. Every bite has the perfect combination of crunch, creaminess, tang, spice, and sweetness. The texture, the sauces, and the hot dog itself are just outstanding. After more than a decade, it's still one of my favorite hot dogs(dawgs) in Toronto.

Really surprised and impressed by the pizza here. Perfect thin crust with delicious tomato sauce,…read moreeggplants, chili crisp. Also tried a white sauce pizza but I prefer the red. It was delicious and I can't wait to try a Margherita slice next time. It's hard to find places that have this quality of pizza by the slice. Also tried their corndog, which is battered up and fried fresh. You can choose any type of hot dog with a chicken or vegetarian dog. Apparently they even have a vegetarian chili optio. Again, looking forward to trying next time. They have sandwiches as well. There are a few simple seats inside. Service is super friendly. I'm so happy to have found this hidden gem and will be back.

A very typical Korean rice dog franchisee. The chocolate dog wasn't too oily, but way too sweet for…read moremy taste buds. No seats, no vibe, but just pure carb with added lipid... well, maybe some food coloring there. Highly processed. Get some real food somewhere else.

If you're ever craving a late night snack Chung Chun is definitely the spot to check out! I…read moreremember watching mukbang videos of people eating these things and craving one so badly, and it definitely did not disappoint! The staff was really nice, and let you know what are the best sauces to get on your rice dog based on your preference. My go to is getting the mozzarella dog with the spicy mayo sauce. It was crunch and fresh, and just hit the spot everytime. 9/10 recommend!

Always a good experience eating here. So many options to choose from and so many toppings…read moreavailable, we are always confused which one to choose lol! My favourite is the classic, volcano and the chicken + mozzarella one. It's so cheesy that you have to do a cheese pull! It keeps you full for hours and the price is pretty decent. Love that they come with the sauces - my favourite is the spicy and sweet mayo. Goes so well with the classic too.

This particular Chunghun Rice Dog Korean chain offers some really decent dogs. I remember being a…read morefan of "mugbangs" back in the day (yes, that's right). Watching cheesy dogs being eaten was very satisfying. I always wanted to try it eventually, but these kinds of food weren't available in Buffalo at the time. Let me tell you, there is no way I could eat more than one Korean rice dog, especially one made fully with cheese. I even had a problem finishing one, believe me. My mozzarella and cheddar dog was big, hot and crunchy, just perfect and delicious. The person working that day was very polite, helpful, and patient. I know I said something similar about the service at the Korean restaurant we visited later that day. In my opinion, the restaurant is better for takeout. Three of us were squeezed into one table. I felt like I was sitting at a preschooler's cafeteria. The interior is rather small, orange, and bright.

CHUNG CHUN RICE DOG …read more . Popular korean rice dog chain is expanding all over Canada and now they offer not only korean style hot dogs, but also chicken wings, sides and drinks. For the hot dogs, they use a batter that's made from glutinous rice which is different from the traditional flour-based batter. By using glutinous rice, it makes chung chun's hotdogs stand out and have the chewy and soft texture! . . Court Crunchers Hotdog (only available in Ontario) 3/5 Half mozzarella, half hotdog with sweet potato, spicy mayo and chili nacho toppings Sweet & Spicy Wings with Waffle Fries 4.3/5 The wings were fresh and crispy and the sauce was delicious! It's not spicy at all but more like a sweet bbq type flavour. Very addicting! Waffle fries were crispy and tasted great with the wings Mac and cheese bites 3/5 Crispy outer layer with soft, ooey gooey cheese macaroni goodness inside Iced Coffee 4/5 flavourful housemade iced coffee Pineapple Ade 3.75/5 A refreshing, sweet pineapple drink . . If you haven't tried Chungchun yet I highly recommend you go out and try it! And if you can only get one thing on the menu definitely try their chicken wings!

Passed by this place after having some dessert at daigyo next door. Saw they now have fried chicken…read moreand waffle fries on the menu, and decided to get an order of fries for $4. Order came out at a good pace, probably less than 5 minutes to fry them up. Although they give it in a big paper bag, there's probably only a dozen pieces. I mean, maybe that's just the cost of getting your fries waffled gourmet, I certainly don't know what the market price is for a serving of restaurant fries. They were good though: chewy on the inside, crisp on the outside. Like how McCain comes out of your oven. While I was taking some pictures of the product and store, the staff said they don't do dine in so we will have to take our stuff outside. There were only two other customers in the store and the store certainly is larger than the alley near Yonge and Finch. Maybe they were annoyed by my not-so-subtle disappointment at the portion sizes, if I owned the business I'd probably want whiners like me out as well for not appreciating the cost of running a restaurant. But reading another review, they got 6 pieces for $5, so I guess the store has been adjusting things.

Tasty rice dog , friendly staff, the price is a bit high…read moreClean place Soy Chicken ? was soso

very good service very good food I love this place the people working here are very friendly had an…read moreamazing experience dining at this very restaurant recommend 10/10 if you're looking for a place in Toronto to eat corn dog or any kind of Korean food this is the spot.