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    Two Hands Corn Dogs

    4.2 (74 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    Jermaine E.

    If you are looking for something to just fill your hunger. This might be the perfect spot. Koren Corn Dogs are definitely different and something you must try. This place is just right for a quick pick me up and something for munchies. If you like corn dogs and great customer service, I recommend checking them. The orders are cooked to order and the selections are reasonably and a competitive pricing. Not a big fan of hot cheetos. However, everything worked with the selections given. They also, have sushi rolls and great slushy. I truly recommend checking this place out.

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    Lisa M.

    Tried this place for the first time. Corn dogs were excellent and filling. Loved that they were made to order. Service was good. Only reason for not getting that 5th star is the small waiting/dining area was dirty and needed trash picked up and tables wiped down.

    Veronica R.

    Hmmm. A different twist (Korean) to the American corn dog. Many flavor options. Small location with only one table inside and two outside. Friendly staff and service was quick.

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    Courtney B.

    Well, well, welcome to the Rock, Two Hands! The chain is known for its Korean-style corn dogs -- where franks are battered, deep-fried, and placed on a stick -- and often, the links are filled with cheese or covered in potatoes and served alongside dipping sauces. Two Hands's menu includes the classic corn dog with seasoning and a ranch sauce; there are also versions that are spicy, with potatoes, with rice puffs, one with bean powder, and an American-styled one. There's also vegan mozzarella and sausages. Then there are box sets of mix-and-match corn dogs. This location in particular also offers, elote, fries, and slushies. I ordered a combo box to include the Two Hands Dog, Potato Dog and Spicy Dog. Potato Dog- This hot dog is covered in dense dough, (rice flour in place of cornmeal,) resulting in a chewier texture than a standard American corndog. This is followed by crunchy french fries on the outside. This Gamja Hot Dog is sweet and filling. While I appreciated the added potato aspect of this version of the corn dog, it was too sweet for my liking but for those who do like sweet batter, these types of hotdogs may be for you. The remainder of the corn dogs purchased each had various spins on levels of sweetness as they were all made with the same rich batter (to include the "hot sausage"). Other items ordered included elote and ​​Kimchi seasoned fries. Two Hands' newest location will most likely be well received by many because of their various possible menu combinations. From stretchy mozzarella fillings to spicy sausage, their creative menu will appease many. Because of the location's small size, it has limited seating, therefore the best option for many will be to place an order to go as I did.

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    Michelle W.

    Who knew choosing toppings for a corn dog could be a life-altering decision? This place had me at the name since "Two hands are better than one!" I felt like a corn dog architect crafting my masterpiece. You select the toppings for the outside then the filling. They had two corn dogs on the menu marked as the "best" which was the spicy corn dog and the potato corn dog. The spicy dog had more kick than a caffeinated kangaroo. I like that you can choose a spicy filling to go with it. The potato dog was like comfort food and since it had a spicy filling it was a perfect flavor combo for us. My little one approved the American classic dog. She said it was basically patriotism on a stick. The two hands corn dog had good flavor for the outside. We chose the half cheese and beef filling so it was a culinary ambidextrous delight. And don't even get me started on the kimchi seasoning fries - they were so good. They fried it perfect and the kimchi seasoning was not crazy spicy that you could not share them. There are only two tables here. One inside and one outside so we stood and waited for our order to be ready. It didn't take too long before we were on our way home to try everything. Move over, other Korean corn dog joints, there's a new sheriff in town, and it's armed with batter, sausages, and a sprinkle of spicy magic!

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    Kelly D.

    Corn dogs were made to order so hot and fresh! It was self order and the corn dogs took a few mins but pretty quick. Overall atmosphere was good, but limited amount of table space.

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    Rachel A.

    My mom was craving hot dogs lol, and it's been on my list to check out Two Hands so it was the perfect time to come here. Everything looked so good, so it made sense to get the 5-piece mega box for $23 (you can choose the fillings you want for each corn dog) -Two Hands Dog - my mom enjoyed this -Spicy Dog - the best one out of the five in my opinion -Potato Dog - it was ok. I thought I would like this the most, but with the fried potato cubes on top of the batter, it was too much for me. -Classic Dog and Crispy Dog - Unfortunately I didn't like it, especially with the sugar on it. But the good thing is, the sugar is optional so will remember that for next time around. Dirty Fries - yum! The sauce drizzled on it has a sweet & savory taste to it. I'd definitely get this again. Overall, it was a great snack and I'd come back again.

    Choices  There are many choices for the inside even plant based hot dogs
    Lauren G.

    Ordered to go to eat at home and I wish I had the chance to tell them personally how good it was. Loved that there were plant based options as well as 100% beef hot dog. I got the half and half option. Boy if I had known the hot dog was that good I would have gotten all sausage.

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    Megan M.

    My first Korean corn dog experience and it did not disappoint! Very friendly service. Order yourself kiosk. Made fresh to order. We tried the classic (without mustard) and it was amazing. The size of the corn dog for the price is excellent. A really unique experience and worth a stop if you're in the area - we went after going to ikea! Not much seating indoors as the shop is very small, but there are picnic tables outside.

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    Marianne F.

    4 stars because the lady taking my order didn't offer the 5 dog meal deal for $22 but definitely asked me if she could box them all together instead of individually. This mishap could have saved me a few bucks. No big deal but now I know for next time. All corn dogs were really good and all remained crispy even after my car drive home. My husband enjoyed them as well, he said skip the sugar option because the batter has a sweetness to it already so the sugar topping is not necessary or it's excessive.

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    Ian H.

    So different. Orange neon was so cool. Craving a corn dog isn't something that has happened to me before. Loved everything they had. Pineapple slushi was good. American dog...10 / 10 Try it out!

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    Tyra L.

    Walking in the staff was super friendly and the restaurant was clean! Got the original dog & it was delicious. Might ask for less sugar next time. The kimchi fries were good and crispy as well. I'll be back!

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    Update your website. They no longer have the vegan dog and I only came to this restaurant for that.

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    Amazing food and fast service! Owned by a lovely elderly couple whom are always nice and sweet. Absolutely recommend!

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