I recently visited "Two Hands Fresh Corn Dogs". It's a ROC-based chain that offers Korean style corn dogs. On this trip, I ordered a Classic Corn Dog @$4.99 and a Spicy Dog @5.99. With $1.04 tax, my ticket was $12.02. The standard filler is half mozzarella and half sausage--so you get a combo corn dog / fried mozzarella stick. But I wanted a corn dog (no mozzarella); so, the prices I mentioned above include a small upcharge so that my entire filler was a beef sausage. (A vegetable based filler is avalable, too.) The breading is a corn batter. After frying, the exterior is crispy and crunchy; the interior is a little bit chewy--almost a bit gooey. There are different options available that give you the opportunity for different textures; and there are variety of sauces and coatings. The product here was interesting. Sometimes, other cultures have interesting spins on common American food items. But the main point is that you can buy a food item here that you usually only find at an amusement park or fair. read more

How did I not experience korean corn dogs till now? Was anyone supposed to tell me about this place or was I supposed to accidentally discover it while running errands? Anyway, I loved corn dogs as a child so I was already drawn to Two Hands before I even knew what was offered. Knowing my hungry self, I got a Classic (ketchup, mustard, and sugar) corn dog and a Two Hands (ranch) corn dog and of the two, I probably recommend the Classic. Never imagined sweet and savory would go so well on corn dogs but here we are. The batter crunches musically and my goodness, if I could eat without consequence, I would eat 4+ of these. You can have a sausage or mozzarella or mix of both in your corn dog and I will say, both are definitely worthwhile. So, get both. So if you are nowhere near ktown, Two Hands will serve your korean corn dog needs nicely. read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California

Went 15 minutes before closing and a lady was saying they were closed already but it was only 8:15pm and they close at 8:30pm, I drove 20 minutes there so I was not about to waste my time and gas! So then they ended up saying they can only make 2, weren't you just closed?? Since when is there an order limit?? I literally only wanted 4, I wasn't asking for a whole catering. Bunch of BS!!!! They're just too lazy to have to clean it up and rather LIE to people's face! read more

Very happy they made a Korean corn dog store in the South Bay! Even though this place is relatively new, there were many customers coming in and out of the store. There are a couple of other Korean corn dog chains that are popular in Korea and have made their way to the states. However, unlike those companies, Two Hands has incorporated the popular influences of both Korean and American cuisine. It's funny that other stores call them hot dogs when they're actually corn dogs. You could tell they're trying to tailor to the Californian/American tastebuds with the addition of the Horchata slushy and Spicy Hot Dog, which is flavored with Hot Cheetos. Other than that, its Korean influence is pretty subtle. They have an injeolmi dog, but it wasn't enticing enough for me to try it. The price point is slightly higher than the other Korean corn dog stores, but they have the mega box deal (5 different types each) or the meal deal (drink, a corn dog, and specialty fries) that will reel some people in. So far, I've tried the crispy rice dog and the classic dog. Both were good as expected and tasted similar to the other Korean corn dog stores. Unlike the other stores, they don't have many other sauce options. They only ask if you'd like sugar, ketchup, and mustard on the dog. Personally, I like having other sauce options available just in case I get bored of the flavor. It's a part of the experience to dip them in different sauces. They put the sauce for you, so you have to ask them beforehand if you want any modifications. I was very impressed with their innovative corn dog holder, which has a little slit on the side of the box for the chopstick. This is useful for when you need to push your corn dog up when you're almost finished eating it and don't want to choke on the chopstick. Overall, it was an average experience and the food was good. I look forward to trying other items, but it wasn't a super special experience that stood out in comparison to their competitors. read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - Classic Dog + Crispy Rice Dog - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California

Was wondering how in the world these little corndogs could be so popular so I came in and gave it a try. To my surprise, it was really good! I had the spicy dog and it was delicious. Good texture and a lot of flavors happening. It goes without saying that this stuff isn't exactly healthy, but as an occasional indulgence, it's totally worth it! I got the half mozzarella half sausage filling and I'd recommend it. I would definitely come back to try the Potato Dog which I'm curious about read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - Spicy Dog - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California

Korean hot dog shops seem to be popping up left and right these days. Two Hands is a great option in the Torrance/South Bay area. Corn dogs like these are generally considered "street food" in Korea. That's not at all a bad thing, just means I expect them to be priced accordingly. Two Hands gets the pricing absolutely right. I have been to other nearby competitors charging 2x to 3x higher.. Overall variety of options is good. But I'll need to remember next time to ask for no red dust. Didn't order either of the drink options. I thought horchata was a peculiar flavor in a Korean hot dog shop. I wonder if it is really sikhye, but given a more familiar name.. I would have preferred to put my own sauce on. They put a bit much on mine. Perhaps this is a COVID-19 precaution? I guess I'll find out in the future (will definitely be back). read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - Menu, pricing 6/2021. Fair enough. - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California

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Went today and there was only one person working cashier and cooking the food wasted my money because my corn dog where not all the way cooked I wish I had a picture also I asked for extra ketchup and mustard and was given two and two will never go back here not only was she the only one working she was also cross contaminated food by touching the register and then going to touch the food save your money read more

Honestly this place was a miss for me and my husband. Let me start with the positive. Service was friendly, nice anount of cheese, decent size corn dogs, nice packaging, great presentation... Now the negative... Why is everything so sweet? And is the batter even corn bread? We tried 3 flavors: 1. Potato half cheese half hotdog corn dog.... this was the best out of all but lacked sauce and the sauce they put is sweet so it was weird. 2. Original half cheese half hotdog corn dog. You have an option of adding sugar to this and i did add it but i didnt think it was gonna be rolled in so much sugar... it was very sweet like having dessert with ketchup and mustard...like blergggggghhh 3. Injeol something (bean powder) half and half corn dog. This was the worst of the three I tried. This is basically dessert. Sooo sweet and drizzled with condensed milk...terrible flavor... Overall i ate 2 corn dogs and i was full but very disappointed. read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California

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South Bay Hotspot Alert!!!! Been driving to K-Town for these Korean Corn Dogs but now, it's down the street from home! So glad this place opened up in Torrance. Four days into their grand opening and looks like they're getting a warm welcome from the community. These are not your average corn dogs. These corn dogs can either be made with all beef hotdogs or Mozzarella cheese or a combination of both. You can also choose the outside and the sauce you want. First impression was great! Service was very good, they were efficient and the place was clean. Highly recommended place. Will definitely be coming back! read more

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Food was delicious and fun. The service was friendly and cool. Food isn't healthy at all, but can't be healthy all the time, so have some fun and check this place out. read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - Corn dogs - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California

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Been watching way too many Korean shows lately (Jinny's Kitchen on Amazon Prime mostly where they serve corn dogs in the reality show) hence the corn dog craving and--voila!--a visit here definitely scratched that itch in the most perfect way with the perfectly crunchy and flavorful corn dogs. Oh and the dips oh the dips. Dip those corn dogs and dirty fries on either one and everything just goes well together. The Passion Slush and Horchata Slush were the perfect accompaniment too especially on a hot summer day like today. read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - Combo with Two Hands corn dog (top), potato corn dog (middle) and spicy corn dog (bottom). With dirty fries and dips. - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California

I remember when this place first blew up, the corn dogs were huge. I never tried it at that point because of the attention it was getting but finally had the time to try it and the size of them did go down but they weren't bad. I did get a burnt one but the worker gave it to me for free for that reason so I do respect they care of quality. read more

Love this place although I feel recently the size of the corn dogs have shrunk but nonetheless delicious! I love getting the classic all cheese dog! Super crunchy and the seasoning is so good! read more

The food is amazing here! I swear they make the Korean corn dogs with love here. It's my second time visiting and it's always so good here. I didn't catch the cashiers name but the service here are very friendly and patient. I always get their horchata slushy and it's sooo good the perfect mix of slush and horchata. Love this place!:) read more

Korean corn dogs are absolutely delicious! We got the potato dog, which is basically wrapped with potato cubes and we also got the injeolmi dog, which is sprinkled with bean powder. I honestly preferred the injeolmi dog - just imagine a perfect blend of sweet and savory. You have the option to choose your filling - I recommend going half sausage and half mozzarella! Prices are decent, credit cards are accepted, and there's plenty of parking. read more

Meh.. I was expecting more.. the one in koreatown in los Angeles is better and have better choices. I am very disappointed.. and it didn't help that this place was near in n out... So parking was a bitch... I ordered dirty dog fires which is pretty much tator tots with cheese and spicy Cheetos and I got spicy dog with cheddar cheese and mozzarella cheese. IT was ok.. read more

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The 5 pc Mega Box, a sampling of all things corn dog. So many choices and all can be combined. 100% beef sausage is a standard, but biting into a gooey, melty cheese stick is surprisingly awesome. The Classic Dog is a good start, but the fancier ones are fun. The Two Hands Dog has extra zing, the Crispy Rice Dog has great texture, and the Spicy Dog singes with smashed hot Cheetos. Potato Dog is my fave, like a small side of fries without the separate side. Dig into some Dirty Fries if you dare - what's not to like about tater tots with Cheeto dust? It's fancier fast food, well-made and fabulously fried. Get some if you're in the mood. read more

When it comes to corn dogs, I am usually a fan. However, I've been to a couple Korean corn dog restaurants in the past and have been underwhelmed by the experience. This is the first location that meets my vision of what an extra fried/ extra battered/ extra sauced corn dog should taste like. It also helps that they make the corn dogs on demand so they are always fresh! I ordered and enjoyed the 5 pc mega box which gives a good sample of all the different batter combinations that they offer. It's enough for 2-3 people to share! I also ordered the traditional plain American hot dog. Yummy and just what I expect out of a traditional but still crispy hot dog. Note: because the corn dogs are prepared at the time of order, be prepared to wait if you order in store. I recommend ordering ahead of time. I'll be back when I'm in the area! read more

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Opened the container to a completely burnt corn dog. I can't believe they would even served this. read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - Burnt Corn Dog - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California

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I know when I think of corn dogs, I think of the amazing ones from the food carts at Disneyland AND the half mozzarella/half sausage corn dogs from Two Hands! I recommend you get a Classic Dog or Potato Dog with half mozzarella and half sausage, and ask for it to be sprinkled in sugar. I know it sounds weird, but trust me it will feel so right when you try it this way. On my second visit there, I got the potato dog with sugar, but when I went home I realized they sprinkled hot cheetos over it by mistake - I don't like hot cheetos but honestly this wasn't too bad. I really appreciated that the worker threw in a free sauce for me to have because I forgot to order one at the register. I think it was their spicy sauce, and that was so good! So I really appreciated the service. :) There is seating inside and outside and it's located in a huge plaza with lots of parking, so it was very easy and comfortable ambiance to eat there or inside the store. read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - American Classic Dog - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California

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So as foodies my girlfriend and I are all about trying new place. We were in the Torrance Crossroads center the other day and spotted Two Hands, not knowing exactly what it was we walked over to check it out. Corn Dogs? Well, thats different, japanese fusion corn dogs at that? My girlfriend being japanese herself, she said "we gotta try them tomorrow for lunch they're gonna be bomb!" So her we are, Sunday we came for lunch. No line, only 1 couple ahead of us so we had a little time to check out the menu. When we approached the register the young girl just stared at us, never once greeting us, even when my girl said hi, she said nothing. So, anyhow, my girl ordered the potato dog and the classic. When it was my turn to order, i couldnt decide they all sounded yummy so I asked the young woman taking our order "what do you recommend, whats your favorite?" She looked at me, looked at the menu and said and I quote "theres the menu, they all come with sugar, ketchup and mustard". I looked at my girlfriend puzzled, again I asked "i see what they come with I'm asking if you have a favorite to recommend because i can't decide?" Again, she looked at the menu and didn't answer my question. I decided just to try a couple, so i had the crispy rice and the two hand dog. Since we both ordered the combo plus and extra dog we got a drink. I didn't see the drink selection so i asked what they offered for fountain drinks, I swear this girl did not want to be at work, when I asked about drinks she stepped aside and pointed to the soda machine. I tried to see the offerings but my eyes aren't the best so I asked her what they had, she said "they're right there" pointing again. I asked my girlfriend to please tell me what drinks were there without really getting close I could tell. I think the cashier noticed I was picking up on her attitude and finally said what they offered. REALLY? What kind of service is this? So we get our food pretty quick, came out nice and hot, very tasty. I must admit some of the best tasting corn dogs I've come across. Our fave was the Potato Dog, hands down. The Dirty Fries with the hot cheetos were bomb. I was really digging the spice of the hot cheetos. As we were eating we both observed the cashier with the customers after us. Her demeanor was totally different, she was talkative and we even heard her explaining the different dogs but with us she did nothing. Now we could be misreading her actions but almost seemed discriminatory. Did she not want to serve us because we were a couple, was she just having a bad day, who knows? But from someone who has worked in customer service for 50 years including management, take it from me it can make or break you if your service is bad even if your food is amazing. Talk to your cashier, she needs to be friendly to everyone not ignore certain guests and make them feel unwelcome. I'm not sure of her name but if it helps, we were there at approximately 1pm on Sunday Oct 10th. Keep up the tasty dogs but school your cashier on how to provide service, we left not feeling very welcome. My review on the food was A+ service was a D. read more

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I finally don't have to drive to Ktown or OC for Korean corn dogs! I don't like (American) corn dogs, but Korean corn dogs (or Korean anything) is the best. I tend to check reviews before posting my own, especially the negative reviews, because some people are just haters--and I totally get it. I used to be one too. So I read one review that complained about the wait time and how they called in to order but no one picked up. Well, I guess certain adjustments have been made by them. I called this weekend, and I tried to order takeout, which they promptly told me that they don't take orders by phone and that I'd have to go online via mobile/online order, which is totally fine by me because I actually hate talking on the phone anyhow. After ordering my food through my phone, I was informed that it would take about 20 minutes for my order to be ready. I received an email confirmation but never received an update on whether my order was ready or not. Which, again, to me is fine. I'm an adult. I can read time and figure out when 20 minutes have passed. Would it be more convenient if I received a notification that my order is ready? Sure, but I'm not going to cry over it. And perhaps they're working on it. Who knows. They're a fairly new business. Opening up a new business is hard. I've worked in the restaurant industry long enough to know that it is a thankless job (for the most part) and a lot of workers get crapped on for things that aren't their fault. And yes, everyone makes mistakes, so let's show some grace. I was running some errands so I was a few minutes late in picking up my order. When I arrived, it was PACKED. People be wanting those dogs. By the time, I got home, the corn dogs were barely warm, but everything was still delicious. A little overcooked I would say, but it added to the crunch, and I still got a beautiful, delicious cheese pull from each (3) of the dogs I got (spicy hot cheeto, two hands corndog, potato). TLDR; they're no Myungrang. But if they were, then they'd be called Myungrang and not Two Hands, so chill out. Still yummy. Worth giving these corn dogs a try. read more

In a busy plaza with lots of parking Choose your filling include all beef, half beef and half mozzarella. The half beef and mozzarella was a good choice and popular choice. Two hands dog (3.99) Spicy dog (4.49) Potato dog (3.99)- the best flavor corn dog Crispy rice dog (3.99) had rice flavor but wasn't Injeolmi dog (3.99) soy bean powder with sweet sauce. An odd combo of sweet and savory. Get the 5pc Mega Box (18.99) includes the 2 hands, potato dog, classic dog, and crispy rice dog. Dirty fries- good serving of tater tots with hot Cheeto powder and sauce (3.99). Unique but doesn't taste too special. read more

I don't know how long corn dogs have been a thing in Korea, but at least they're better than BTS nuggets. Two Hands isn't the first place I've tried Korean corn dogs, but I am grateful there's a nearby location in Torrance to go to. Novelty aside, Two Hands is actually pretty good, judging from the amount of times we've been back. The corn dogs themselves are completely customizable. You start with your base, which is either hot dog (duh), 100% cheese filling of mozzarella/cheddar, or half meat and half cheese. Next comes the outer coating; the "corn" to your corn dog, if you will. I think they have 8 different flavors, but I've already found my 2 favorites. The original is drizzled in ketchup/mustard and covered in a layer of sweet sugar, tasting like an oversized churro. The spicy is coated with flamin' hot cheetos powder with a mild drizzle of spicy sauce. Finally the drinks--shoutout to the horchata slush. Horchata is basically condensed milk with white rice and cinnamon. Great on its own, but even better in slushy form--I always get it. Since each corn dog is made on the spot, it can take a while to get your order, especially if it's a weekend. You'll know it's ready though because a robotic Korean voice will awkwardly ask your number to "Please, pick up the meal". Love it, 5 stars! read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - Horchata slush - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California

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I don't get why yall sign says yall close at 8:30 yet it be closed by 8pm . Like ?? wasting my time driving over here for no reason

Been here twice now and thought I would share my thoughts. This place has a strong amusement park/carnival nostalgia without the inflated park prices! If you love frozen lemonade, tater tots, and corn dogs this place is for you! The potato one is the best with half cheese and half dog. Get a combo for a great deal and get your amusement park fix right in Torrance My one complaint is it takes a few minutes to get your food and even longer if they are busy. Def not the fastest but they do make them to order so... read more

[Review #636] 2021 Yelp 100 Challenge (57/100) Cuisine: Korean street food/Korean-style hot dogs; considered fast food but it's not fast since it's made-to-order. Price: Tad high for my taste, $3.99 for most dogs. Restroom: Unisex restroom located on the back left of dining area. Parking: Private lot, usually full during lunch & dinner rush due to proximity of multiple restaurants. Atmosphere/Service: Casual hipster; friendly but not the most efficient service. COVID-19 Protocol: Masks, most staff are gloved or partially gloved, hand sanitizer by pick-up counter, 6' floor markers (though customers are not conscientious, they crowd/reach over you to grab napkins, use hand sanitizer, etc.). Tip: Don't bother calling in, they don't pick-up because they're "too busy" to answer (according one employee, possibly owner/management); use their online order system. A new street food eatery (specifically Korean-style corn dogs) in the South Bay! I used to shop/eat often in the Torrance Crossroads Shopping Center, but will go no further (south) than In & Out, & occasionally Chipotle. Thanks to Yelp foodie buddy, Jenn G., her siren lured me to yet another great find (so I initially thought): Two Hands Seoul Fresh Corn Dogs. I tried calling in multiple times, but no one picked up (I was later informed that they're too busy to answer the line so don't bother calling... though they should remove the line to avoid frustrating their potential customers). I was hoping to call in my order & time the pick-up instead I ended driving them to place me order, between the roundtrip drive & wait, it was an hour before we're able to eat. ＼(｀0´)／ The cashier was polite & helpful, but it was hard to hear her. I had assumed the corn dogs consists of a beef sausage, but you need to tell them your preferred filling option: beef sausage, 1/2 sausage + 1/2 mozzarella, whole mozzarella, 1/2 mozzarella + 1/2 cheddar, or spicy beef sausage. There's an extra 50¢ or $1 surcharge for fillings other than beef sausage. I ordered: POTATO DOG (potato cubes wrapped corn dog, 2 hands dirty sauce), TWO HANDS DOG (two hands signature seasoning, ranch sauce), both will beef sausage, & DIRTY FRIES (tater tots, 2 hands dirty sauce, Cheetos powder). I wasn't given an ETD, & thought it would take 15-mins. or so... it didn't, it took 35+ mins. O_o While I was waiting, I snapped some pics while I watched the prep since it's an open kitchen. The last 2 employees, both gloved, were seasoning & saucing the dogs. Depending on the amount of orders, the sauce guy is slightly inconsistent with sauces, sometimes skimpy, sometimes heavy handed. The girl had better rhythm... it looks like she had headphones on so maybe she's jamming while she works? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The 1st kitchen prep guy sets the pace with the filling & battering of it. The sticks are color-coded to signify the filling type. What I didn't like & thought was unsanitary... he was partially gloved, using the ungloved free hand to batter & add crumbs to the filling: sausage/cheese... with the same ungloved hand to brush his face & push up his glasses with the back of his hand that also ended up touching the crumbs pan again without washing his hands or gloving the free hand -- CROSS CONTAMINATION!!! :-X The dogs were moderately warm by the time I got home (an hour later), but the tots have mostly cooled though it still retained its crunch factor. I liked both dogs... the seasoning is what makes this American classic unique. There's a bit of salty-sweet tanginess to the signature dog. I'm not sure what's in the dirty sauce, but it makes the potato dog more craveable & it's mildly spicy; I could use a little sauce. The batter was timed perfectly so the crust gives a nice crunch while the interior breading is moist/fluffy. The fillings are on the thinner side & while the toppings/seasonings are unique, I can't quite wrap my head around a $4 corn dog even if it's made-to-order fresh. Even after 2 dogs & a side of tots, I wasn't quite full. The dirty fries are tots topped with dirty sauce & Cheetos powder for a l'il spice kick. However, with fans blowing & consistent air exposure, the hot crumbs are stale/flat which took away from the still crunchy tots' texture. If this isn't for you, they also have the standard classic corn dog. I like the flavor profiles of the 2 corn dogs that I tried, but Two Hands need to be mindful of cleanliness/cross contamination. Only a week into their grand opening, they're still new & working out their kinks (at least I hope they are) that's typical of new opening growing pains. I plan to be back to try some of their other corn dogs but considering their price points & serving size, I'm doubtful that I'll be a regular patron, though a loyalty program might change my tune. Recommended: Potato Dog, Two Hands Dog, Dirty Fries. read more

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The corn dog was kind of good l rate a 3 because there was 1 person working there and the other person was not working

Not too much to say about this place. The corn dogs are mediocre. Here're my issues. They never answer the phone, so I guess they don't do call ahead orders. I've been here three or four times now and every single time, the customer service has been horrible. The employees who take your order act like they hate their jobs. The corn dogs are made to order which is great. What's not so great is when there's nobody else there and it still takes 15-20 minutes to get your order. Needless to say, I won't be returning here anymore. read more

Decided to try this place one day after seeing so many of my friends post it on Instagram. I ordered the Potato Dog with half sausage/half mozzarella. So good! Didn't know if we were just hungry when we tried it and that's why we devoured our corn dogs. So I tried it for a second time just to be sure. And yes, it was just as good as the first time lol. The second time I got the potato dog with just mozzarella, which I liked more because the flavors weren't as overwhelming to me. Good for a quick lunch on-the-go or a yummy snack! It's affordable, customizable, and delicious! read more

Not quite a corn dog, it was more a pancake batter, fried then rolled in sugar- gross. Just so sweet, and $5.50 each was too much... not my thing... read more

Yummm Korean style corn dogs. The batter is a bit more chewy. I've tried their other location in Korea town and they're similar but not the same in the sense they have maybe one more style in the LA location. This time I tried the rice dog and it was good. The bits of fried rice balls on the outside gave it texture. My other was the classic. I'm more of a sausage gal although the cheese options are not bad either. And I like ketchup and mustard but don't really care for the sugar. Try it with sugar at least once. I just like this to be more savory. Overall this place is a customizable corn dog. You can choose what special costing you want- potatoes, rice balls, spicy.... And then choose the inside- sausage, cheese, half cheese half sausage, etc. There is some seating inside and outside. The only thing I question is I swear the sausage is bigger at the other location... I may be wrong though. read more

Had for the first time Korean corndogs. There are a ton of combinations that you can get at Two Hands Corn Dogs from the inside of the hot dog to the outside of the hot dogs. There are different corndog fillings like mozzarella, sausage, mix between sausage and cheese, and spicy sausage. I personally got a mix between sausage and cheese and a hot dog with spicy sausage. You also get to choose from a bunch of outer shells of corndogs like potato corndog, ranch, rice, and a spicy one. I got the spicy beef sausage with the ranch outside and I will admit that the inner sausage has a bit of a kick to it so beware if you can't handle the spice. The potato dog was messy but really solid. It was like if corn dogs and french fries got married. If you like corn dogs and want to try something new, come try this place out. It is definitely worth a visit, but I don't see myself coming back here repetitively. read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California

Music was to loud I can't hear the staff talking to me I had to repeat myself a few time. They got my order wrong because they couldn't hear me. The hot dog was kind of rubbery to me like regular corn dog. Would I go again idk have to see after my review they low their music down and be more helpful it was my first time trying the spot read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California

It's finally here!! And it's well worth the wait! I got the "Mega Star Set" which came with: -1 Seoul Classic Dog - tied for favorite -1 Two Hands Dog -1 Spicy Dog - I'm a hot Cheetos addict so this was my favorite -1 Crispy Rice Dog -1 Potato Dog -An assortment of addicting sauces What I would do differently next time: get mozzarella and skip the cheddar. Also the mozzarella cheese and breading is so good together you really don't even need the sausage! It's your choice if you want to do half sausage and cheese, I might get all mozzarella cheese next time. Pro-tip: GET THE SUGAR. It may sound odd to roll a corn dog in sugar but trust me! It's the power move. Crunchy, sweet and savory, you can't go wrong. The cheese pulls were sooo satisfying! 100% plan on risking hot girl summer to eat 5 corn dogs in one sitting again. No regrets!!! read more

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I love Korean corn dogs! They're crispy and flavorful on the outside and gooey chewy on the inside (if you order the mozzarella dog). My favorite is the potato mozzarella dog with sugar. I'm not a fan of the spicy sauce that they add to it so I take get that on the side. I think it taste perfectly fine without any sauce actually. I also really like the two hands classic dog which is a ranch flavored corn dog with a white sauce added. Super good! Overall, I've ordered from this place twice and the wait has been within the 20 min window they tell customers to expect. They do a great job separating the dogs so that you know which is which too. For fun, I ordered the horchata slush was OK. Nothing special and a little too sweet for my liking so I'd pass on this drink the next time I visit. read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California

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Delicious. Fresh. Crispy. I came here for the first time during their grand opening but recently came back and my impression stays the same as the first time I came -- corn dogs are fresh, crispy, and flavorful. I ordered the potato corn dog which has crispy potatoes and a juicy hotdog in the center. The batter is almost mochi-like, being chewy and different from traditional, American corndogs. As someone who loves Korean corndogs, I would recommend this place! read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California

Best korean corn dog place IMO. I drive here from Long Beach every time, I love all their corn dogs and prefer it over Myungrang. The batter is crunchy and not dense or heavy at all. I always get korean classic corn dogs and have also tried spicy dogs and potato dogs, I loved them all, really depends on what you're craving at the time. They also have convenient sets that allow you to try more flavors for a bit less. I'm so glad I found this place, a bit of disclosure, the show Jinny's Kitchen brought me here. read more

The facts that I found multiple hair in my corn dog makes me wanna throw up. Please wear a hair net. read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - My hair is long af so it ain't mine - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California

I've been craving Korean corn dogs for the longest time and Two Hands definitely satisfied that craving! The staff were very friendly and the service was quick. I went on a weekend and it was decently busy. There's limited seating available inside the restaurant so it might be hard to get a table if it's busy. As for the corn dogs, they were delicious but on the heavier side. They have an interesting selection of corn dogs, I just wish there was a self serve station where you can add your own sauce and customize the toppings to your liking. Overall, I liked the corn dogs and I would definitely come back when I'm in the mood for some Korean corn dogs! read more

Two Hands Corn Dogs - Spicy Dog (left) and Potato Dog (middle/right) - Korean Near Me - Torrance, California