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    CrunCheese Korean Hotdogs

    3.2 (37 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Original hot dog with sweet chili sauce
    Tammy N.

    I ordered the original corn dog with sweet chili sauce and it was so good! The batter was crispy and crunchy on the outside but soft and slightly chewy on the inside, which I love, and the hot dog was juicy and tender too. It wasn't heavy or oily at all. The sweet Thai chili paired perfectly with it, so much so that I'm still thinking about it as I'm writing this review and I want to go back soon.

    Potato Mozzarella Dog
    Cat C.

    Another relative late night in Flushing and we were looking for someplace that was still open at 9pm. We saw that food hall at Tangram on Prince St. closed later so we headed there. There are quite a few vendors here to choose from and wanted something light and chose CrunCheese. The mozzarella and the sweet potato Korean hotdogs were crunch and pretty good. Service was efficient,. Lighting is dim and there is a decent amount of seating. The Tangram has restaurants, a movie theater, OrangeTheory and also host pop up stores. A good place to get a bite.

    Tangram
    Samantha C.

    Tangram Food Hall is really where it's at. And although they deserve their own stellar review, I did not want to shout them out here as well. All types of food and drinks, and centrally located in a great part of the neighborhood. It's definitely a spot to check out if in the area. CrunCheese's specialty are their Korean corn dogs which I am always down to try from different spots. I ordered the original half mozz and hot dog which is my usual go-to. Corn dogs are made to order so it takes a while to receive your order. When I did get it the cheese wasn't fully cooked and was solid in some parts. This wasn't terrible as it still tasted good. The hot dog was just OK, but the outside was tasty. You're allowed as many topping/sauces so I tried the honey mustard and roasted garlic, which spruced up the hot dog. The other highlight of this spot in the food hall is the lemonade drink they offer on their menu. Super tasty and not too sweet. I am a sucker for a good lemonade so these are dangerous!

    Original beef hot dog with ketchup and honey mustard
    Sara W.

    For $5 or so, I got their original beef hotdog. It does take some time as they are freshly frying the hotdog, but I didn't realize how long it would take and I wish they said to come back in 5-10 minutes or something. It may take longer if there are more people who ordered in front of you. Various sauces and toppings to put on. I got ketchup and honey mustard, but you can't really control how much they put on unless you tell them beforehand. I felt my hotdog had too much sauce on it. Was good to try for a first time. This is conveniently located in Tangram's food court, so can act as a quick snack. I can see lines getting long here if you come on a busier day.

    Kitty H.

    Located inside food hall of Tangram mall. First time visit. Hot dog price ranges from $5-$7 each. 12 different sauces such as ketchup, ranch, mustard available. We bought the jumbo beef corn dog for $5.39. Tasted ok. Nothing wow. Customer service is so so. A smile or thank you should be basic customer service. Wait time is reasonable, knowing it's freshly deep fried.

    a bite taken out of one
    Amelia L.

    Located inside the new Tangram Mall food court. They sell Korean style hot dogs. Unlike regular corn dogs, the batter is made with rice flour, is dairy free, lighter and crunchier. We ordered their Potato Hotdog ($5.99) and one Original beef hotdog ($3.99). This was their only second day in business and it looks like some kinks needs to be ironed out still. It took them a couple of tries to make my order. The first time they fried the Potato Hotdog, half of the batter slid off the hot dog and fell into the deep fryer. After starting over, they were finally able to cook my order properly. Then I was asked what toppings I wanted and I told them sugar and sauces (garlic parmesan and sweet chillies) on the side. There are twelve different sauces available to choose from. Both hotdogs were really good. My favorite was the Potatoe Hotdog. The added potatoe pieces gave it a lovely crunch. I wish they hadn't rolled it in so much sugar as it became too overbearingly sweet. In other restaurants, they sprinkle the sugar on the hotdogs right after it's cooked instead of rolling it in the sugar. I thought the prices were more reasonable here than in most places I've been too. Next time I'll probably just go with classic ketchup and mustard for the toppings. And I realty want to try their squid ink mozzarella hotdog. I don't think I've ever seen that in any other place. Tip: during their soft opening weekend ( Dec 17-19) grab a hotdog and get a free drink

    Half Mozzarella  / Hotdog: $4.99. Super-stretchy mozzarella top, half hot-dog on the bottom
    Harris L.

    BLUF: 3.5 stars out of 5. Soft opening; yet to reach full potential. Plenty of customizations available. CrunCheese Korean Hot Dog seems to have originated in Las Vegas, and has come to Queens at a new stall in Tangram Mall. We visited shortly after their soft opening. We've had better Korean-style corndogs, but CrunCheese is still tightening their operations before an official grand opening. We tried: - Half Mozzarella / Hotdog: $4.99. CrunCheese mentioned that this was their most popular "starter" hotdog. This hotdog stick is comprised of super-stretchy mozzarella on the top that makes it entertaining to eat, and half of a hot dog on the bottom. - Potato Hotdog: $5.99. This was too starchy and dry, like overdone French fries, but I can see how a well-executed version would appeal to French fry lovers. A significant part of the corndog experience is determined by the choice of sauces and seasonings. CrunCheese offers four seasonings -- sugar, cheddar cheese, parmesan cheese, and a chili powder; and eight sauces -- ketchup, mustard, honey mustard, cheese mustard, garlic parmesan, hot sauce, sweet chili, and ranch. - Mango Lemonade: $2.99. - Strawberry Lemonade: $2.99. The lemonades were good; sweet, but not excessively so. CrunCheese says that their line of five lemonades are organic. While the mango and strawberry lemonades are visually differentiated by color, they would be difficult to distinguish by taste. Tangram Mall provides restroom facilities and complimentary VPN-friendly Wi-Fi.

    Tyler L.

    This was my first time trying "Korean hot dogs". Actual, corn dogs would be more appropriate. They put a hot dog on a skewer and deep fry it with a batter coating. However, unlike the American kind, these are made with a rice flour coating. This spot has a very creative variety of dogs available. You can get the hot dog coated with mozarella, potatoes, cheddar, or with only the coating and no hot dog at all (for vegetarians). Then, you can choose one of four seasonings that they will sprinkle on it - sugar, cheddar, chili, or parmesan. And you can choose from a variety of sauces - honey mustard, ketchup, hot sauce, ranch, and more. The dogs here are very crispy and definitely a nice, starchy treat!

    Potato mozzarella corndog with sugar and jalapeño ranch sauce
    Wen Na Z.

    I would like to think that I'm a K-dog connoisseur who ventures out of her way to taste all of the corndog spots. Newly opened in Tangram, I ordered my usual fav, the potato mozzarella corndog. The batter wasn't toooo thick, and the mozzarella had the great texture for an ideal cheese pull. I especially loved all of their sauce choices, and I opted for the jalapeño ranch which I haven't seen before. A GREAT COMBINATION! The owner/manager was really great too.

    Mozz/hotdog with sugar, ketchup and honey mustard
    Tiffany H.

    Located in tangram mall's food court. This is a great addition for someone looking for a savory and sweet snack that's filling. The menu has the staple assortment of choices and a squid ink option! I got the mozz/hotdog and the taste and texture is comparable to jongro and oh-kdog. Topping with sugar is a must and they have many sauces to choose from, my go to is always ketchup and honey mustard. There is also a QR code at the counter to order online that gives you 10% off!

    Sofyan S.

    Food (5/5): Got the original, squid ink, and mozzarella cheese hot dogs. All were crispy and quite good. The cheese was super fresh and had the quality pull effect. They did a good job of putting very flavorful sauces. Venue (5/5): It's a nice, clean food court with plenty of seating areas and bathrooms. Looks modern. Service (5/5): Food came out fast and the server was helpful and friendly.

    Mozzarella and hot dog with ketchup and mustard sauces
    Shelley L.

    I'm personally not the first to get this but my kids love it so here we are. I was the first order right before 12pm and it took about 15 minutes for the order to be ready. I watched them prepare and my guess is that the wait time was for the oil to get hot. Was concerned about the cleanliness as I observed a rag and large white container placed on the same area next to the hot dog that was waiting to be dipped. Since its deep fried, I had hoped all germs were fried away. Writing this a week later and we are all feeling good with no tummy aches. The cashier is nice and patient. Informative on how long it takes and updates us without asking. Once orders are ready, they check your receipt and you get your tray of fried goodness. Comes with mustards and ketchup for the mozzarella hot dog. The outer layer is fried well with a good amount of batter and while the exterior looked tough, it was easy to eat.

    Mozzarella Hot Dog
    Tasnia S.

    Cruncheese was pretty good!!! The prices were good for the Korean hot dog. I like how this place has really cool and unique flavors such as squid. These flavors are really rare to find in Korean hot dog places. This Korean hotdog also had a pretty good cheese pull. They also provided us with some pretty good sauces on the hot dog. The service was medium paced, the Korean hot dog came out pretty quick. The service was also good, the staff members were polite. The place was inside a food court with a lot of different other food vendors and there was a lot of people there. Price: $5.98 Rating: 8/10

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    Slow service and overpriced food, paid over $8 for a single corndog, which was mediocre at best.

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    Got the potato breaded cheese and sausage corndog and it was great but the sausage was a bit bland

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