While visiting the Westside Culturefest in Taylorsville, I stopped at Utah Killer Dogs and ordered…read morethe German Shepherd, a Polish sausage with killer sauce and onions. The German Shepherd cost $13, and chips and a drink were an extra $3.79. I expected more for $17, but instead, it was a pretty mediocre Polish. The employees were friendly, appreciated my patronage, and mentioned that the festival had been slow for them. I think their price point is too high for what they're offering. Local favorite J. Dawgs is a better value and provides better food, from my experience.

Food truck in Herriman, small line and now we knew why…read more We got a bratwurst that was cooked too much and way overly dry and salty. Will give them another shot next time when we can order early.

Rare to find real Chicago food. They have a truck and mostly they are in Salt Lake County, but have…read morebeen known to appear in Freeport Central in Davis County. Schedule on Facebook. True to form Vienna Beef Chicago hot dogs. Comes with fries and a drink. Italian beef. Oh my. This is what it's about. Got dipped wit sweet. Delicious and an absolutely delightful mess to eat. Glad to have run into them today.

This is for the food truck…read more.. They came to our office and here we are standing in the sun, drooling like Pavlov's dog, anticipating the greatness we are about to behold. I got an Italian beef and a Chicago dog... okay! and fries. My Bud said it was amazing and yep, he is correct. If you see Mo"s you gotta go

No, you probably do not know what a Sonoran Dog is. So no, you don't know if this is authentic or…read morenot. I'm from Tucson. I tried almost every Sonoran Dog offering--restaurant, food truck--in Tucson. Seriously. And have Yelp reviewed and rated them all. Folks, this is the real deal. So what makes a Sonoran Dog? First, the hot dog. bacon wrapped, with the right sized pinto beans, and diced tomatoes and onions. Next, mayo, guac sauce, and sometimes mustard, depending on the vendor. Often served with a grilled pepper. So far, so good. But if you don't have this final ingredient, IT IS NOT A SONORAN DOG! And that is.... ....THE BUN! Sonoran dogs are only Sonoran Dogs if it has the right bun. These are the right buns. Well...I'll say it is 99% the real buns. He gets them shipped in from Phoenix, I believe. Phoenix does not have the best Sonoran Dogs. In Tucson (the first North American city to be named a "Gastronomic Capitol of the World" by UNESCO) *all* Sonoran Dog vendors get their buns from Alejandro's Bakery. Period. *All* of them. And they are a special bun. Long, in which the hot dog actually fits, tapered at each end, fluffy, and ever so slightly sweet. Half of the enjoyment of eating a Sonoran Dog is the bun. And often you end up with a bite or two with no more dawg and it is a pleasure to eat that left-over bun with still a few of the other ingredients in it. With Chipilon style of Sonoran Dog (from a certain Mexico province of the same/similar name?) the bun is toasted on the grill on both sides and there is cheese at the bottom of the bun, which is melted. This is how he serves them. And the toasted bun is the best way to have a Sonoran Dog in my opinion. So I say his buns (from Phoenix) are 99% real because these buns have one end sort of sliced off. But that does not detract from the experience of eating these fine dawgs. The only drawback for me is that these dawgs cost $8.50. But hey, we're in Utah, and he has to import the buns, so that's an extra cost. In Tucson, anyone would balk if the dawg cost more than $3.50. But for me, this is the only game in town. And it's a good one. And he serves his with Duros de harinas (Mexican wagon wheel chips). And tonight I tried a combo that comes with any version of dawg he does plus a "mini quesadilla," which wasn't so "mini" as he stuffs it with a generous amount of cheese and you get three triangles. He's in the Latinos Furniture parking lot on Redwood in West Jordan. In case you use Apple Maps, until they accept the correction I sent them, it is on the east side of Redwood: 7659 S Redwood Rd. His weekly location (if different than Latinos) is on his Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/nanassonoranhotdogs. Even my wife, who doesn't like hot dogs, like Sonoran Dogs and likes these Sonoran Dogs. Check it out! 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

Staff was friendly. Made it on the spot do it was hot and fresh. I really loved the balance of the…read moreflavors. Bacon was cooked well so it wasn't chewy. All wrapped into a Texas toast style bun without it being too greasy. Overall really tasty and would for sure way here again!

Delicious burritos if you're feeling a Korean/Mexican fusion but the "combo hotdog" (Korean corn…read moredogs with potatoes and cheese) are where it's at. My only wish is that they had equal parts cheese and hot dog in the same bite, rather than one half of the stick being a hot dog and the other half of it being cheese. But they're crispy, moist, flavorful, and delicious. Service is friendly and the team is pretty efficient but it can still get busy especially on weekends so plan ahead time-wise. Also these things are HUGE so share one with someone or else come hungry!

This business is one of many inside the Chinatown Supermarket on State Street. I just popped in for…read morea snack and got the taiyaki's. To my disappointment, they were mini taiyaki's. They were OK, but not as satisfying. They had some interesting items like burritos with a Korean take on them. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

Everything on the menu is amazing !! Must try best Dawgz Ń Utah I would highly recommendread more

I had their veggie dog at a pop up shop and it was awesome and so reasonably priced! I had onions…read moreand their special bbq sauce which was so good! Definitely coming back!

I stopped by in Bountiful on Fri 4/19/2024 after work I was pretty hungry. I ordered the cheese dog…read moredrizzled with honey and fried pickles and omg they were crispy and super tasty!!!. Chris and the staff were awesome and friendly. Their prices are pretty low too, I think they should charge more. They definitely steal the show, love you guys

Every time I go to a food truck I am disappointed in the taste and the outrageous prices for simple…read morefoods. NOT the case with these corndogs. For a foot long all-beef dog it was 5.50, a "kids size" traditional length was about 3.25 I think. My husband got the foot long and was stuffed and impressed with the flavor of the batter and dog. I had a small one and it was so tasty! They had fried pickles that were also good and a coworker got a cheese dog that I tried. All of it was delicious. Definitely not for those with cholesterol issues!!! The service was friendly and efficient although it did take a little while to actually cook the food no one minded because of the taste and freshness! Will definitely be counting calories to try this truck again in the future!

My favorite snack at Utes games is a fresh Cowboy Corndog with hot honey. If you can get it before…read morethe line gets too long, it's totally worth it. I'd pick this over concession food any day.

Oil nowhere near hot enough for $9.50 it was a greasy mess. Also, they have somehow sourced even…read morecheaper, bad tasting dogs. BEWARE

Gourmet hot dogs? Yes please! What do I mean by gourmet hot dogs? Well, think beyond the average…read morechili dog and make it a frito pie dog! Our how about a bacon wrapped hot dog covered in melty Mac & cheese! They had about a dozen varieties and even just a plane old hot dog too. Oh, and they also had gourmet baked potatoes and in the summer months will also have corn on the cob and elote. Definite try this food truck if you see them out and about.