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    Oh K-Dog

    3.9 (38 reviews)
    InexpensiveKorean, Hot Dogs
    Open 10:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    Teriyaki egg toast
    Calvin Y.

    The terriyaki egg sandwich is really good. They dice the chicken and stuff it into a thick cut bread. Service is a bit slow but doesnt seem to be many people ordering.

    Nazia C.

    I've had Oh K-Dog many times but this is my first time trying the egg sandwich. The sandwich was good but not the best I've had. The Korean dog is definitely better than the sandwich. I was excited to see new toppings such as ramen crisps and hot cheeto dust! My daughters loved their dogs covered with cheeto crumbs. They prefer the hot dogs here because other restaurants will cover the dogs with sauces, whereas here they have all the sauces on the side and you can customize to your liking. There's not much seating in front of this shop but you can take your food to the food court

    Sweet potato dog with cheese & bacon with cheese toast
    Alyssa R.

    Fresh made to order! There's a few tables to eat and enjoy your food and the cashier was friendly. I love that you can put on your own sauces! The sweet potato had great flavor, and the egg toast was cooked perfectly.

    Cheryl T.

    Oh K-Dog is located by the cash registers and right next to the ArtBox inside of H-Mart. We ordered the ham and cheese egg sandwich, the avocado egg sandwich, and the spicy rice noodle. It was nice to see that everything was freshly made. The egg sandwiches didn't fill up the entire container that it comes in, the avocado did fall off so just beware that you may need to do some extra tucking before it falls apart on you. The rice noodle was too spicy for me but my husband enjoyed it alot. Overall it was pretty good and a nice option when you are in the mood for it that's local for the area, rather than having to go all the way to the city. They also serve Tanghulu (candied chinese fruit) there, so definitely am going to want to try that the next time I'm there!

    Phil S.

    So these Oh K Dogs have been popping up all over the place. While I was at H Mart in Niles I thought I would give it a try. I ordered a hot dog that had 2 types of melted cheese waited about 5 minutes for my hot dog. Mehhhhh nothing that would keep me going back. Just give me a good old fashioned Chicago style Vienna Beef hot dog. Anytime anyplace. Just saying

    Bacon and Egg Toast
    Johnny R.

    I have only ever seen this made online, and I wanted to try it for myself. I'll start by saying that I love eating eggs anyway, so I was pretty sold on the sandwich before trying it. The only problem with my sandwich was that the bread was not all the way cut down, and the placement of the ingredients was uneven. All of the bacon and cheese was at the bottom of the sandwich for the most part, and that made it rather lackluster because I couldn't get a full bite with all the flavors. One thing that did throw me off was the amount of sugar taste in the sauce. That kind of overpowered the flavor profile. I am glad that the egg was cooked well, but I feel that the sandwich would have been so much better if it had been put together better. The location is in the Niles H-Mart, and the service was pretty fast. I still think this is a great option to eat before shopping. I will probably eat here again in hopes that the sandwich composition is better next time.

    Stacey W.

    Came here soon after it opened on a Saturday afternoon. The place was not busy yet, but soon was after arriving. This is located near the cash registers in the area right after checking out at HMart. They sell a variety of Korean corn dogs and also egg toast sandwiches. The egg toast comes with a variety of fillings as well from original-just egg to ham and cheese and even teriyaki chicken. On this visit I had the Original Egg Toast. The orders are made to order so it does take some time for the food to come out. The toast is thick and nicely toasted. The egg is fluffy and it seems like there are at least 2 eggs worth. The original comes with some kind of sauce on the bottom of the toast and then the egg on top with a white sweet flavor to it. It was pretty filling and for $6.49.

    Thomas G.

    I am always in the mood of trying new restaurants when in the Niles area. Via yelp, I found two restaurants that caught my interest which were 'What A Dumpling', and Oh K-Dog. The decision on which of the two to visit came down to my familiarity of what Oh K-Dog has on their menu versus what 'What A Dumpling' has, but both were definitely bookmarked. Oh K-Dog is located inside of H-Mart, an American supermarket chain of Asian supermarkets. I had to read the reviews in order to find that out, but best believe a reviewer like me will share pictures as well. While in search of it, I just happened to stumble on 'What A Dumpling' which I had no idea was inside of H-Mart as well. By then I had already had my mind made up on Oh K-Dog which ended up being on the opposite side of the supermarket. Its location is in a food court-like space with enough tables and seats available for dine-in, in the sector of H-Mart. In spite of being inside of H-Mart, the vibe felt peaceful, even with the sporadic "beeping" sound of grocery items being rang up at the cash registers which sat off to the side. Atmosphere: 3 (Okay) After looking at the menu, the employee who assisted me patiently waited behind the counter until I was ready to order, then came over to take my order. I ended up ordering the Oh K Egg Classic Toast Sandwich because it was one of the few items a lacto ovo vegetarian like myself had an interest in. As much as I wanted to order a corn dog, I just did not have the interest in one with cheese or mozzarella at that moment. At the time, the employee was very informative of what the corn dogs consisted of once I mentioned that I was a vegetarian. Service: 5 (Great) Oh my God! The Oh K Egg Classic Toast Sandwich tasted very good! It was hot with a sloppy like appearance, and very delicious! I joked with another customer after he asked me how it was. One of my responses after I told him it was good was, "It would be over, if they added hash browns with it along with an orange juice.". "I'd definitely drive up from Chicago, if they did." After eating the Oh K Egg Classic Toast Sandwich, I spent minutes trying to figure out what gave it its sweet taste because it will be what keeps me yearning for more. I smirked while driving out of the parking lot because I know that I will return at some point. Food: 4 (Good) I would gladly order from Oh K-Dog again when in the Niles area, or if I get a craving for the Oh K Egg Classic Toast Sandwich which would result in a drive up from Chicago. Atmosphere: 3 | Service: 5 | Food: 4 Recommendations: Oh K Egg Classic Toast Sandwich, and Potato Mozza Dog ~ Dream. shine. sparkle. ~ Thomas G

    Cheddar dog
    Karyn M.

    Still more of a novelty item than an actual lunch, I should really eat before going to HMart. I succumbed to the siren call of the Oh K-Dog, located across the way from the checkout aisles. I ordered a half mozza half hotdog and it took about 7 minutes to prepare. It was hot, crisp and had a nice cheese pull. The Oh K-Dog is simply OK. Maybe a higher quality hot dog?

    Nick P.

    I guess some reviewers are unfamiliar with this type of snack because they said everything is expensive. The prices are in line with other places that sell these. Definitely within the normal price range. Service was good. It did not take that long to get what I ordered. Don't expect them to just microwave things and hand it over. No, they have to prepare them and serve them fresh. I got the mozza dog, squid ink half and half, bacon and cheese toast, and teriyaki egg toast. They were all delicious.

    Potato hot dog with sugar. Better than I expected!
    Melanie L.

    What a cool and unique little place! I definitely wasn't expecting to find little shops and restaurants around the inside of a grocery store. but a fried potato encrusted corn dog was just the thing I needed as a brunchy pre-shopping snack. The selection was s definitely different from standard fried fare, but not so much for a Korean centric shopping center. We tried the standard potato dog and the cheesy potato dog, both with sugar because you gotta. There's a really yummy cheeses mustard sauce that brings it all together for a perfect sweet and savory taste. I will say the cheese dog was more difficult to eat because the fried dough has nothing but lava hot cheese to hold onto, so the potatoes are really the only thing holding up the shape. Service was quick and efficient, and there's several tables to sit and eat at. Condiments are self serve and there's canned and bottled beverages to purchase. I'd love to give five stars but it wouldn't be fair since I have not yet tried their other main treat- egg toast. You'd better believe I'm trying that on my next visit!

    chicken teriyaki and avocado egg toast
    Kelly L.

    Been waiting for a korean egg toast to pop up nearby in the Chicagoland area! The brioche bun is super soft, well toasted, and buttered. The egg is fluffy and cooked well. I do think the original scrambled egg was way better than the chicken as that came with a hardboiled egg instead. I think more avocado could've been given as it was an additional dollar compared to the classic egg toast as the only difference. I liked how they had a sauce bar section on the side with their napkins free of charge as you rarely see places do that nowadays. The price is standard for what you pay for any other sandwich somwhere else so I would come back to try a different option and that being the egg toast concept is still unique in the area. Overall a tasty meal!

    Sandy N.

    So happy to see more Korean Hot Dogs poppin up in the Midwest. I always get a snack after a H-Mart shopping haul but this time I went for a meal and ordered 3 dogs. 1. Half Mozza & Half Hot Dog with suga suga 2. Squid Ink Half & Half 3. Sweet Potato Hot Dog. My favorite was probably the squid ink and then the classic half & half. I was disappointed they didn't have any fish cake varieties but maybe they will in the future (hint hint). Service was fast and plenty of little tables to sit at. I especially enjoyed the self service sauce bar. Gimmie alllllll the sauces! I'll definitely hit this spot up again on my next shopping trip. If you like corn dogs you will love k-dogs!

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    Good option for fun street food in H-Mart. The egg toast is especially good!

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    service is so SLOW...very inexperienced workers.I waited 39 mins just for a corn dog!!!

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    slayed yes no problems yes cheese. i like corn dogs, it served. i ate, no crumbs left .

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