Had the FLAMIN and an OG. Just as good as the Korean corn dog places we have in Austin. Really enjoyed it. Sorry no pictures, I ate it too fast. read more

While I was not really in the mood for a Korean corn dog, I did see that they had japchae on their menu and wanted some of that. Parking was a bit difficult, but I did eventually find some parking about a half block away. I was greeted after a moment and was sadly informed that I could not have the dish I wanted. Unfortunately, the japchae sells out early, apparently. So instead, I ordered a chedda split with OG crust and an order of Mandu. The restaurant, although a bit of a hole in the wall, was lively and lots of people were waiting for takeout and eat in orders. After a few minutes, a friendly host just brought out my meal. The corn dog was huge, and the jet chain were perfectly cooked. They also had a wide variety of sausages to choose from and I picked four, mixing and matching them with my items. I was impressed! Everything was very tasty read more

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Sauce bar is awesome! Lots of surprising choices! Brazilian Limeade was smooth and tart - tasted similar to a Key Lime Pie. We had the 3 pack for $15. All Mozz split half cheese half dog but not like a half slice of a dog along side a cheese stick. More like a block of cheese on one end and a hot dog chunk on the other. Roommate brought one home. He said if he was to take them togo he would do that all dog. The cheese didn't travel as well. The cheese side was WAY better fresh from the fryer. Small restaurant area but not busy. Several tables but not crowded. Area to take selfies for IG. read more

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Went to Seoul Stix and not a fan. I've had these Korean Corndogs from places in SoCal and the choice of wiener in these were the beef hotdogs from Costco. Ehhh not a fan. My potato crust was a bit well done for my taste. And the young guys sitting on the prep tables on the back with their butts is definitely gross. read more

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Was fun to try a Korean corn dog for the first time! I love hand dipped corn dogs. Great customer service as well. read more

This is a fun place. I've always wanted to try Korean hotdogs and it delivered what I think was pretty authentic. Lots of fun options, and the dogs tasted hot and fresh. Really appreciated all the cool dipping sauces, loved the wasabi and the garlic parm. Give the sugar, ketchup, mustard a chance, there's a clear reason it's a fave. Lovely staff, very kind and helpful. Fun Instagram spaces to take pics as well. Thanks!! read more

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This Korean street food is DA BOMB!!! The woman behind the counter was extremely helpful (sister of the owner?), and made suggestions that helped us nail down what we wanted. The sauces added just that much MORE flavor and it was fun experimenting with them. We had the Spicy Korean, the Wasabi Ranch, and the Mustard Cheese (like we needed more CHEEEEEESE!). The combination of flavors and textures made for a wonderful eating experience. Would LOVE to come back here and try more dogs! read more

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The restaurant ambience is kind a cross between an Instagram cafe and a cafeteria. We took our food Togo. The Brazilian Limeade was the best thing we ordered. Tart, sweet, and creamy. Very refreshing. Everything else we ordered was fried. Which is implied with the type of food it is. The rice sticks were fine. I felt they were a hair over cooked, but had a nice crunch. The sauce was sweet and spicy. The corndogs were HUGE. We got two that were 1/2 cheese and 1/2 dog (potato and the other Cheetos) and one OG Hotdog. They were all very heavy, they have some weight to them. Especially the potato one. It's a lot of fried food. Definitely not something one could eat regularly. But it's really for the Instagram pic-at least that's what I think. The flavors are okay, the hotdog doesn't seem to be high quality. The half cheese and half hotdog I found the cheese to be too much cheese. I just don't think they are for me. I get the draw for people and the novelty of the place. read more

Honestly, if you're looking for that real Korean corn dog experience, I'd suggest looking elsewhere. This place, unfortunately, misses the mark by a long shot. the restroom situation was even less inspiring. Think truck stop bathroom. Came into this place with high hopes for a delicious, cheesy Korean corn dog. What I got was... well, let's just say it wasn't quite close to the culinary delicious splendor of real authentic Korean corn dog. IF YOUR LOOKING TO EXPERIENCE KOREAN CORN DOGS A FROZEN KOREAN CORN DOG WOULD BE BETTER THAN THIS. read more

Seoul Stix Korean Corndogs - The grimy atmosphere has me concerned the kitchen may be just as bad. Tread with caution if you plan to use the restroom. - Korean Near Me - Phoenix, Oregon

Something new and different to try. Nice treat while downtown. Very cheesy. Plenty of sauces, garlic Parmesan was a favorite. read more

Seoul Stix Korean Corndogs - Hot Cheeto crust - Korean Near Me - Phoenix, Oregon

New spot in Medford. Comparing to other Korean corn dogs I have in the past. This spot is just as good. Makes it five star is now its location so close to home. Their wasabi ranch was my favorite dipping sauce. But they have so many others to choose from. Plenty of seating inside on a raining day. Come in on the weekend for their green pozole. Menu may change so you may want to call before hand. read more

Seoul Stix Korean Corndogs - Menu - Korean Near Me - Phoenix, Oregon

A fun new restaurant in downtown Medford. While at Beer works across the street, I noticed this new restaurant directly in front of us. There were a ton of fun corn dog options to try. I enjoyed the OG fried with Panko on the outside and it was even hand tossed with a outer layer of sugar! The restaurant was extremely busy on a Saturday night, but the lady at the counter was extremely friendly and kind. The interior of the restaurant had a cool vibe with a nice photo booth and a variety of lights. I'd love to visit again for a fun late night bite! read more

Seoul Stix Korean Corndogs - In the foreground Panko fried (coated in sugar)with 1/2 cheddar and 1/2 hot dog and a French fry crust with 1/2 cheddar and 1/2 hotdog - Korean Near Me - Phoenix, Oregon

The service here is really friendly but slooooow, so don't plan on a quick trip. The options all look amazing and given the decor'd photo booth, you're really coming here for an instagram photo op, not a flavor explosion. The creativity and again how everything looked coming out was really impressive, but I just wasn't blown away by the flavors. Only exception was the sauces which were great and available at the bar for self-serve. Try them all - they're all really good. The corn dogs are all variations of fried stuff and spice, but the dogs and the batter were fully cooked which was appreciated. All drink options cost $$, no free tap water (cited an issue w/old pipes) so plan for that. Also, one corn dog is plenty for an adult and more than enough for a kid if you get a side of fries too. Its a fun place to try but maybe call ahead to the cath lab. read more

BEST Korean corn dogs ever!!!!!! Wonderful service, and small but comfortable area to eat. The spicy mayo for extra 50 cents really makes the corn dog!!!!! Go here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! read more

Best Korean corn dogs ever! So good! I would Def recommend checking this place out... the mustard cheese sauce is next level!!

Amazing food, great atmosphere and even better music! The employees are always so kind and helpful! I will forever recommend this place to my friends and family! read more

The all mozzarella dog with hot Cheetos is the way to go! The location does have a very instagram feel to it while you are in there. Feels like a place trying to cater to the influencer crowd but the food is worth it! read more

Quick preparation. I ordered to go, so I can't speak of dine in option service. The French fries with the Seoul seasoning were so delicious. I also got the cheese split stick with panko and it was also a pleasant surprise. read more

LOVE the food here!! The fries and corndogs are absolutely delicious!! highly recommend!!!!

The food here is amazing, super good vibes inside and outside the store, very good customer service always spot on with helping anyone!! Very vibey music and overall just good atmosphere and prettyyy decorations:) read more

Kay and I had something new and different for lunch yesterday in Downtown Medford, Korean corm-dogs. Yes you read that right. Apparently it is supposed to be a "thing" in South Korean "street" cuisine. It is usually a normal hot dog on a stick that is then rolled in dough (don't know if it is corn meal or not). But there the semblance to anything you might have in mind when you hear the term "corn-dog" ends. Then the doughed up wieners on a stick are rolled in one of a selection of additional "coatings": (panko breadcrumbs, dried ramen noodle bits, Flamin' Hot Cheeto crumbles, diced up potato fries, or sweet potato fries. This concoction is then deep fried and (optionally) rolled in sugar. When handed to you, you then take it to the extensive condiments bar which has an array of all the usual suspects (ketchup, mustard, mayo, etc.) and several more unusual (Asian) sweet and spicy sauces on offer. The place sort of caters to an obviously younger demographic (lots of blinking lights and over-loud hip-hop music) but Kay and I are always suckers to try anything new(ish) that tries to do something new and different in Medford. As a non-meat option, you can replace the wiener with a stick of cheese (mozzarella or cheddar, I think) or even a half and half version of the 2 cheeses or half wiener half cheese. Drinks are the usual array of sodas or a refreshing creamy Brazilian Limeade. I opted for the potato fries with limeade and Kay got the sweet potato version with a cola. I slathered mine in all sorts of sauces, and she got each of her sauces in little paper cups and daintily tried each. At the end we were both full. Just one Korean corn-dog is enough for a meal. Well worth the little bit of a wait (these things don't make themselves I guess) and a little bit of fun in (normally boring) downtown Meh d'ford. read more