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    4.3 (125 reviews)

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    Classic Dog. Not bad. I just take good photos lol
    Ozzy R.

    Not bad. I've had stuffed hot dogs before. They're not all the same. Two hangs was ok. $4.72 for one classic dog. Half mozzarella/sausage. Over sugared. But over all not bad. The location is pretty small. Decent parking lot. The place was presentable and the staff was cool. Young man was polite and informative. However, the dog didn't fulfill me. It was missing something. Again, not bad. But definitely not "oh yea!" No cheese pull. Not filling. Over sugared and a bit on the high end for one dog. They have good deals though. 5x$20 + free shake. Again, don't use my review for a reason to not go. Check them out for yourself. I won't be back. But glad I came to try them out. Good work guys.

    Jazmin E.

    Needed a quick snack so I decided to give this place a try. Hot Cheeto potato corn dog and the original. Side of fries. Everything was fried to perfection and delicious. Sugar on a hot dog was something I wasn't expecting, but the added touch I never knew I needed in my life. Korean snacks truly are superior! Cute little place. Great staff! Con's: parking can be difficult during traffic hour.

    Eva K.

    I was craving Korean hot dogs, when I looked it up on Yelp, I notice this location had recently opened. There have been a couple reviews on workers being maskless however when I went they were all wearing masks and also had gloves when handling food. I got the two hands dog, the rice puff one and the spicy one; all with mozzarella inside. I think my favorite was probably the rice puff one. They add cinnamon sugar to the outside! My only complaint is that I wished that they added cinnamons sugar to the entirety of the outside dog not just one side. If you prefer the dogs to be sauce less they also do sauce on the side. The parking lot is pretty small, so it might be tough to find parking if it's busy. The wait after you order is about 10-15 minutes!

    American corn dog with mozzarella center (left) potato cheese dog (right)
    Camille R.

    East Los is hiding a delicious secret! Korean corn dogs! Well, rice dogs to be exact. But the great part is they also sell American corn dogs too! This is the only Korean dog chain I've seen that does this. It's located in a small strip mall on a corner. With an elementary school across the street and East LA College down the way, it's definitely gonna get business! I overheard that they just opened 2 months ago too. There's no tables to sit (hence the car pics) so it will most likely be to go only. The service was very accommodating to first timers. They explained the types of dogs and the payment process to ensure a smooth transaction. But what I loved the most was the potato dog! The outer potato cubes were seasoned deliciously! You know when to go to a breakfast restaurant and order seasoned home fries? Like that, but BETTER. Would definitely come back.

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    Tad K.

    Delish. Great combos of flavors. You need to choose the corn dog flavor first, then choose Combo of either Spicy beef sausage 1/2 mozzarella and cheddar All mozzarella 1/2 sausage and mozzarella Regular beef sausage

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    R A.

    The corn dogs are okay, but I find them a bit pricey considering they are corn dogs lol and they are not very flavorful. I tried the Mega-Star set to try all the flavors, but they're basically just fried corn dogs with a little seasoning. They're filling as a snack; one is enough, maybe two if you're really hungry. But yea, the place is more about photos. Still worth giving it a try, though.

    Potato corn dog / Mozzeralla cheese / Hot Cheetos
    Allison P.

    This place is so fire! The potato corn dog with hot Cheetos topping is so good! This place hits when you're in the mood for a corn dog. The red slushy is pretty good too! The tater tots I have tried recently and those are bomb! One of my favorite spots in LA

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    Peter T.

    Lots of options to choose from! Ordering their most popular Potato Dog -- which is very tasty. Could do with more Cheetos seasoning but I guess you can't have it all. Oh, I also bought the taters. I've got 2 words for Two Hands: Incredibly Small. $5 for 18 pieces. Bad move. If you need to get your potato fix, go to Potato Corner instead.

    Luc L.

    A crispy and doughy hotdog! I got the spicy dog and the coating is extremely crunchy with hot Cheeto crumbs with a standard hot dog center. You can choose a different center (meat or cheese, vegan). Also, choose from slush or Stubborn soda brand that has no high fructose corn syrup. We tried the black cherry.

    Valeria A.

    So we came across this place out of a mere craving I had. I found it a little weird that a Korean hot dog spot was in east LA but hey, LA is a melting pot so I guess in reality it's not that weird. Super tiny parking lot but seems like spots available happens quickly. Little hole in the wall spot but you can also wait outside while you wait for your number to be called. I'm giving this place 5 stars because of the staff (specifically the kid on the register). Some family accidentally took our dogs thinking it was theirs and they came back to give it back to us. We felt that was a little weird because we don't know if it had been touched so the kid on register agreed to give us new dogs at no cost. We really appreciated that and because of that, I would definitely come back to this spot. Great customer service!

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    Elizabeth W.

    Fun and filling. These corn dogs are big...festive....packaged nicely to go in a sturdy colorful box . The sticks aren't the usual ice cream popsicle sticks...more like chopsticks. Got the mega box...an assortment of five corndogs. ..you can also replace the beef dog with a stick of cheese...or a stick of half cheese and half sausage...or exchange it for a spicy sausage..these swapouts cost extra. Four stars bec two of our corndogs were not thoroughly fried so still soft batter in the middle...but it was a fun lunch...with sprinkles of spicy Cheetohs on the spicy dog...one dog was deep fried with rice krispy puffs...the design of the dogs are actually beautiful and inviting to look at...and they put smiles on our faces, especially the potato bits fried into the corn dog. It's a fun party food...and one corndog was surprisingly filling...and who doesn't love fried. The actual dog itself is a regular thin hotdog, so it's all about fried batter. Fyi, there is a dusting of sugar on the classic dog, so if want savory have them hold the sugar...the sugar makes the corndog taste like a sugar cinnamon donut. But who doesn't love a donut??!! This is a small takeout place, no seating. Small shared parking lot. Took about 15min to get the mega. A pleasant loudspeaker will let you know your order is ready should you step outside. Covid protocols observed

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    They need fresher franks. The ones that were given to us were old and wrinkled. Less sweetness would go a long way.

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