K-Town Hot Dogs

We’ve been getting hot dogs here for years and they have always been great! Tried the fried pickles today for the first time and they were terrible. I don’t know if they were old or had been cooked too long but we won’t be getting these again.

I love the hot Cheeto corn dog. Also I love the Nashville hot corn dog!! If you ever tried chilli’s mozz sticks then you’ll love this or if you LOVE WET FOOD you will love the Nashville corn dog. My top 2 picks. Reasonable prices, there’s even a special deal they have going on to grab a corn dog and a frozen drink right next door to them. The atmosphere is good, small area so not a lot of seating but I think it’s just right for them since most people come and go quickly. Customer service is always nice and fast. They have a great selection of music playing in the atmosphere

Happy no one was in the establishment when I arrived. A few individuals arrived directly after me. A variety pack wasn’t listed so I asked if they had one that included half meat/half mozzarella. I was told I could purchase the signature 5pc set with half meat/ half mozzarella for $28/$30.31 w/tax. I regret getting half meat. The meat tastes like bologna. When getting meat, I'll stick with the sausage from two hands. I do like the variety and the batter they use. I recommend getting cheese with different toppings and sauces on the side. I ordered the potato, spicy cheetos, crunchy roll, takoyaki, and Korean soybean dogs. Sadly, I only enjoyed the Korean soybean powder dog with sweet condensed milk on top. This is the K-dog I would return for. Plus, they’re next to kung fu tea. The establishment is small so it can get packed fast. There are a few chairs for dine-in customers and the cashier was friendly. Note: Ring the bell for assistance if you don’t see anyone. They have some sauces on a table. Lastly, there is additional seating located in Kung Fu Tea.

Good place to go if you have never had Korean hotdogs! For a first time I can say I’m in love!! There are a bunch of flavors and options/combinations. The look of the food was mouthwatering and the taste was amazing. The way the cheese melts 10/10. There was almost no wait and if there is it’s so worth it.

I’ll start off saying that I went on their grand opening and was disappointed. After they took our order, it took an hour for 4 dogs. Once we got to our car, we opened the box and the order was wrong; we didn’t bother to go inside because it had already taken so long. Then again every other person’s order was wrong (people kept going to the counter to complain). The tip of one of my corn dogs was burnt black, as if it were touching a heat source. After several months I decided to go again. My second visit was good and everything tasted great. I went again today and was very disappointed again. It’s still taking a long time to get our food, which I had guessed it would. We got home and opened the box…the sweet potato corn dog was basically all black. My mom but into it and not only did it have a pure burnt flavor but the dough was still raw. So of course we threw it away. They still haven’t gotten any lids for the dipping sauces. A lot of people take it go since there’s limited seating. I would’ve thought they had already worked out all the logistics by now. I was rooting for them because I enjoy Korean corn dogs but it seems like nothing is changing. The inconsistency and inedible food is disappointing.

Cute little place with great food! Very little sweating inside but they offer more space at the place next door! Food is always made fresh when you order it! I’m not a big fan of hot dogs so I only come for the mozzarella filled ones and they are simply delicious! A good snack to share, can’t go wrong!

I've been thinking "How can a corn dog be good enough to have its own restaurant dedicated to it?" and wow, after trying it I'm thinking "Why am I JUST NOW trying it, and why aren't there more of these around!?" I went a bit out, but I wanted to try as many as I could. I'm not going to lie, I was a bit worried about the original one. Sugar on a corn dog inherently sounded wrong to me. But I was so so mistaken. It almost needs that small hint of sweetness to balance out how savory it is. I think it paired best with mustard but was also great with ketchup. The potato one was phenomenal!! I got the jalapeño hot dog in the center, which was not spicy at all but added some depth. The takoyaki corn dog was by far my favorite. It reminded me of okonomiyaki more than takoyaki, and it had sauce already on it. The dancing bonito flakes on top were fun! My least favorite was the pizza dog... it's just the original with sauce on top. It was mid compared to all the others but still good in its own way. The shop was small, with a long table on the side, but there's more seating at the Kung Fu Tea next door. I'm already wanting to go back and try the sweet potato dog!