Jongro Rice Hotdog

great grab and go type of place. the kiosks to order are outside of the building. they give you the corndog pretty quickly after ordering and you’re free to put on whatever sauces you want. if i remember correctly theres ketchup, honey mustard, cheese sauce, and a "boom boom" spicy sauce. lots of corn dog options too, at a fair price (full menu as of oct 2025 in images). the one i got (basic volcano hotdog) was perfectly crunchy, juicy, and delicious!! keep in mind theres no seating or anything inside. def recommend this place 🙂

So delicious! You must order at the kiosks outside, and then walk in the back to pick up your order. Service was fast and you can tell they take care to make sure quality is satisfactory. The space was clean, although there’s no where to sit or stand and eat. So you have to take your food outside and find a spot, which is not always pleasant because 32nd street is very busy. Regardless, the hot dog was so tasty and the portion size was large. I would come back here!

I’ve been coming here for years and it’s always great for a quick bite. I also love that you can grab boba or mochi donuts from the vendors right next to them, which makes the stop even better. Just be prepared, it’s usually very crowded and there’s no seating, so it’s more of an in-and-out spot.

Absolutely loved them from the very first bite! It was my first time trying corn hotdogs, and I’ll definitely have them again when I’m in NYC. Honestly, I hadn’t planned on trying them, but the presentation looked so tempting that I couldn’t resist. They turned out to be even more delicious than they looked, exceeding my expectations. A must-try if you’re looking for a unique and flavorful twist on traditional hotdogs!

I was really looking forward to trying these but felt like the flavor fell flat. I would NOT recommend trying these with sugar if you have an American palate and are use to state fair type corn dogs. It threw off the taste too much for us. There is no seating here, so take a right out of the store and at the end of the block there is a park with tables and chairs.

Full street food vibes. The Korean hot dogs were amazing: crispy, cheesy, and totally worth the wait. The setup is simple (order at the kiosk, one person running the show), so expect about 10–15 minutes, but it fits the street vendor feel. No seating inside, and it gets a little hot without AC, but you can grab your food and enjoy it at a nearby park. Authentic, tasty, and a must-try.

You have to order on the kiosk outside and pay by credit card. The space is small and gets crowded inside. The servers work fast but there is only a small counter where you can stand inside to eat, so most people take their food outside. The corn dogs are good and you have a variety of sauces you can put on them. They also have a nice variety of corn dogs to choose from. They taste good and are cooked fresh as you order. The ones with cheese are half cheese in length and the other half is a hotdog. They taste good but if you want more hotdog, order the ones without cheese. Our favorites are the ramen one and my little one likes the flaming hot Cheeto one.