Excelente comida a buen precio. Las tortas están muy ricas y los burritos. Los hot dogs son muy…read morepopulares a buen precio.

Great hot dogs! The service was great and they cooked them up quick! Will be coming back :)read more

The service is always top notch never have any issues the food is really good and can't complain…read moreabout the menu please come by.

Horrible freezer burn tasting fried chicken! Even the tater tots that came with the chicken had…read morethe same weird taste! Ugh! I trusted the ratings!!! I can't believe how bad this was! And I'm mad I paid $16.99 for this! Super bad quality! I got the garlic popcorn chicken. Not going into my stomach, I wasted it! Ugh! Absolutely no way this place has such a high rating serving this crap! Shocked!

Two hands is located on the top floor of California market. You can choose from a variety of Korean…read morecorn dogs and customize fillings, but I liked the hot Cheetos flavor with all cheese the most. There are plenty of seating outdoors, and there's a restroom downstairs inside the grocery store.

Cool little hidden spot on the 3rd floor of an Asian market! Loved how much outdoor seating there…read morewas and nearby pizza, tea, and ice cream place all on the same floor. We got the injeolmi dog which was both sweet and savory as advertised as well as the kimchi seasoned fries which was also a great flavorful snack. Both came out hot and fresh! Also reasonably priced around $6-7 dollars each. Worth a try if you're in the Korea town LA area

Parked right outside of Shoo Shoo, Baby, this food truck entice us with its great aroma. We ordered…read morea Bulgogi Wild dog. The staff was very friendly, he cooked it up really quick. It is basically Bulgogi style beef with kimchi on top of a hotdog, piping hot, very flavorful. Green roasted chili pepper on the side. Only $8 and it's the best damn hot dog I've ever tasted!

They are usually parked right across the street from Ralph's on 9th between Flower & Hope. Love…read moretheir wild dogs, for those who don't know, it's bacon-wrapped hot dog, LA's specialty. Love their LA wild (which is the "dirty dog", you are bound to get dirty eating this, big pile of pico de Gallo, tomato, & mustard! Their tacos are great too. They have daily combo special on M~F. Can't get a better deal than that in dtla.

I know this place is a tourist trap, but it's iconic for a reason…read more Ordered the Chicago Polish and chili fries w cheddar. The husband got a 9" stretch w pastrami and a half and half w sweet potato fries and onion rings. The sausage was nice and spicy, & the raw onions were a nice touch. A surprisingly tasty dog. Chili fries were decent yet unremarkable. Onion rings were memorable, nicely fried. Of the pastrami, the husband enjoyed the sauerkraut and hint of mustard. Pretty damn good, tbh. And the staff behind the grill are some of the hardest workers in the city.

I've, i meant we've been coming to this hot dog joint for the last 40 years or so…read more 7/13/26 - Today it looks like they changed their supplier. The hot dog skin is hard in the skin is darker red used to be pink and softer, I mean crispier when you bite it, it pops and it's soft inside. I would be going to Costco from now on. After 87 years, you cannot change, you're not suppose to change.

My friends and I stopped by for boba and their potato hot dogs stuffed with mozzarella cheese, and…read moreeverything was delicious. The hot dogs were coated with a light layer of sugar, giving them a crunchy exterior while staying soft and moist inside. The melted mozzarella cheese made them even better. The smoothie drinks tasted fresh, and I was told they use fresh fruits in their beverages. Customer service was excellent--the staff was friendly and helpful throughout our visit. The only downside was the parking situation. Valet parking is required, and you have to pay, which can be a bit inconvenient. Other than that, we had a great experience and would definitely come back.

Quick and kind service. I love coming here for the juices and yogurt smoothies - tastes similar to…read morethe tarty ones from Korea

So you can't attend any event at Crypto.com Arena without walking by (or better yet, sniffing the…read moredelicious aroma of the hot dogs and hot grilled onions from the many food carts blanketing Star Plaza, LA Live, Chick Hearn Court, and Figueroa Street. Many come with the intention of getting a TJ Dog, many get talked into it by those selling it, and many succumbed to the munchies. No matter the reason, they're more tasty than they smell (if that's possible). Many have some hot dogs in all stages of their cook state (cooked enough, some char, lots of char, almost overcooked). A lot of the hot dog vendors have their PayPal/Venmo QR codes taped onto their cart. You can't tell the difference between the TJ dogs sold here and the ones in Tijuana. I've personally never gotten sick after eating these. Service is quick, there may be a bit of a language barrier, but not enough to prevent your purchase of a hot tasty TJ dog.

You can try to make a bacon-wrapped hot dog at home, but it will never be like the ones served up…read moreon the streets of Los Angeles. They're particularly amazing if the vendor is set up on a corner, it should be at least midnight, and you should be a couple of sheets to the wind. I don't know if it's the car exhaust marinade or the lard cooking ingredients, but those damn Dirty Dogs are life-changingly good! (Make sure you get it with all the fixings... Calories don't count after midnight.) Whether it's outside the clubs in Hollywood, or you're celebrating the Lakers win outside the Staples Center, those trusty carts are a godsend to LA food lovers like me! Now to find those bad boys, if you're good, you can locate a stand by scouring the city for the queue on corner - the clear indicator of the food stand. But if you're freaking awesome (like my fatty friend, Ellen Sue C.), you can simply stick your head out the car window and sniff the nighttime air to find them. Either way, bacon-wrapped hot dogs are staple in the culture of LA. It's what makes us so damn awesome! NOTE: It has been tough finding these jewels lately, and I discovered on my last lucky adventure that they are required to have permits now, and that many have acquired trucks instead of carts!

Dont get scammed ask questions! This stand does not list…read moretheir prices for their hotdogs on purpose. The prices on the menu are not what they charge you. The woman up charged me because she could clearly see I was from out of town. $10 for a dog that cost eight... I know this because she charged a Spanish guy eight dollars for the exact same hotdog, I ordered that she charged me 10 for. She assumed I didn't speak Spanish and quoted him his price in Spanish, not realizing I understood every word she said. I gave two stars because despite that the hotdog was pretty decent. However, shady business so I will never return to this truck.

It was good until I realized the hotdog is burnt lol, only was able to eat the bread and chilli…read more.. also the guy charged us more than ubereats. Probably knew we were not from LA. And we made the mistake and tipped the guy too