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    Two Hands Fresh Corn Dogs

    3.8 (64 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Johura M.

    These Korean corn dogs were so yummy! I loved how it was half beef and half cheese so you get a mix of both. The one with the potatoes was very filling and their house sauce was very flavorful. I also loved the mango tea; it was a good size and truly refreshing! My mother in law and I both enjoyed it. The store was very cozy and very clean. I also felt the service was fast and the employee was really nice.

    Gin Y.

    Having tried the Two Hands in Chinatown, I'm glad they have expanded to SL. I'm not sure, but I think they have 2 TH locations. Only one of them was open, though. As in the original location, the interior is bright and clean here. We got their potato dogs with beef sausage or half beef sausage/half mozzarella in them. They're delicious. Crispy outside with lovely seasoning. We added mustard to it to give it some tang and cut the richness. Based on my prior experience, eating one corn dog is enough. Eating more than this would be sickening. We did also order their horchata slushee to try. It had such a pleasant mild cinnamon flavor and was so refreshing. It balanced out the heaviness from the corn dog. Next time, I need to try out their lemon and pineapple slushees; and their tater tots and kimchi fries. PS - next time, we'll order our corn dog customizations separately. When ordered as a group, the staff didn't label which corn dog was which.

    The only one that's not good is the dots
    Tracy D.

    A little hidden in the back and the name is small so you might miss it. But plenty of parking spots. Overall, good Korean hotdog and I would come back for more. The only one I didn't like is the cereal dots one, no flavors.

    Tots sans hot Cheeto dusting
    Diana C.

    Two Hands? I wish I had 3 hands so I could eat more corndogs at once... Having visited the Two Hands in Chinatown (and loving it), I was super excited to have a two Hands open up in Sugar Land! We came during the grand opening promotion, where they gave a free corndog per person. I ordered the Potato Corndog, with small cubed potatoes coating the entire corndog, with Two Hands sauce drizzled over. The potatoes were crispy and not soggy. The beef hotdog was juicy and the Two Hands sauce added the perfect flavor punch, tying everything together. I was worried that the potato might be a bit heavy and soggy, but it was neither. The chewy crispy batter of the actual corndog is really the star of the show though. This is the major difference between your typical corndog and a Korean corndog. The mochi-sequel coating is equally tasty and chewy, leaving you wanting more. Paired with the French fries and tater tots shared amongst the 3 of us, the meal was both filling and delicious! The fries and tots were topped with the Two Hands sauce and Cheeto dust (tots). Even though the line was waaaaay out the door and I'm sure very hectic for the staff, everyone working was super friendly and we never felt rushed. Even with the large volume of orders they had, the quality of our food did not suffer and we received our meal within only a few minutes of waiting. I'm so glad that Two Hands is now in Sugar Land!

    Corn dogs!
    Nancy C.

    The Sugar Land location is finally open! I love that I don't have to fight Chinatown traffic to get my Korean corn dog fix. Stopped by during the grand opening weekend and was treated to a free corn dog. I chose the spicy dog with 100% beef dog inside. The dog is wrapped in the mochi coating, fried, and covered in a hot cheeto coating. The dog is then drizzled in this semi sweet mayo type sauce. Each bite is chewy, savory, sweet, and juicy. Add a little bit of mustard for a tang and it was near perfection. Each dog is made to order so you know it is fresh! We also ordered the tots and fries. The tots come with the hot cheeto dust while the fries have a kimchi seasoning on top. Both come with the sweet mayo. These are also made to order.

    Two Hands Dog
    Ivan K.

    Been curious about this place for a while, as I love hot dogs. Went down the road to visit this location and ordered the Two Hands and Potato dogs. So the way it works is you basically pick the outer corn-shell and then you choose a filling. By default it is a half-mozarella and half-dog. I ordered the full beef sausage which cost an additional dollar for each. The girl who took my order was helpful and courteous and the space inside had a good number of tables and ample seating. Unfortunately the site is a bit hard to find as it's tucked in the back of the shopping center next to Volcano Hotpot. While the corndogs were pretty good, to me it's still too expensive for what it is, almost $14 for what I ordered. Definitely something to try though if you like hotdogs, corndogs.

    Rachel E.

    The Potato dog is probably my favorite so far. It sounds boring but is quite packed with lots of flavors! The spicy one was too spicy for me, and the two hands was good but I preferred the potato one. Tip: Best eaten when fresh. Duh. We took it to go though and while it was ok, definitely loses the crispness, especially the tater tots. Drinks like the pineapple and lemonade slush are refreshing especially to an otherwise kinda heavy fried meal.

    Mega-Star Set
    Ann P.

    Extra large deep fried corn dogs with inventive batters. Tried the mega box, dirty fries and fruit punch slushy. The fillings were good. Sausage was nice and meaty. Wasn't a fan of the mozzarella filling. Also not a huge fan of all the textures of the different batters. It was just too much of a mouthful and too many textures and flavors going on for me. The crispy rice one was probably our favorite. Tator tots were nice and crispy, didn't lose the crunch w the sauce and added seasonings. Fruit slushy was bomb, like the best kind of Icee, honestly would return just for this! I must have been on the phone for about 15 min before someone could take my takeout order. It was pretty busy on a weeknight. Def a place to try at least once. As for me I think once is enough bc I enjoy regular corn dogs and hot dogs more than all the extra sauces/sugar and seasoning on these. Bigger isn't always better. But I can certainly see why these are popular!

    Brandye C.

    Only 4 stars because they didnt have any plant based sausage today. Customer service could be better. If its a persons first time there, dont rush them and be helpful by giving suggestions sometimes. I got the combo for $10 it comes with fries (dirty or kimchi) and a drink. I got the Injeolmi dog, kimchi fries (dont judge my mustard on the fries either ) and a fruit punch slush. It was all pretty good. I'll return another day for the plant based sausage.

    5 combo
    Daryl O.

    The 3 on the right were excellent. I did half weenie and half mozzarella. Very strange but good. 2nd from right was coated in sugar then drizzled with mustard/ ketchup. It worked even though sounds gross. I'll try the last two tomorrow. The potato one was exactly what you think it would be like. The rice crispy balls one was super crunchy. Gotta try it.

    Two Hands Dog
    Moni T.

    First time trying, we got the classic Two Hands hot dog. It was very satisfying, the first half of the hot dog is filled with mozzarella cheese (tasted just like mozzarella stick) and the lower part is the hot dog. Outside is crunchy, paired perfectly with the soft creamy melted cheese. They just opened the location, there was no waiting, and there are plenty of seating inside of the place.

    Taste is good, but I feel like I don't need to explain the rest... Just look at the photo

    Kristy S.

    Excited to check out this place. Kinda hidden beside Volcano and 99 ranch. Order at counter. Pick the coating (classic with sugar or potatoe or whatever), pick inside (cheese, sausage or combo), choose topping... I ordered potatoe with mozzarella cheese, Kim chi seasoned fries, elote on cob, and classic with hot Cheetos and sausage cheese half half. Everything was good! The corn was more sweet than anything but overall I enjoyed my "snack." They sell lemonade type drinks too but I didn't buy anything to drink.

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    Phillip was super helpful he is my favorite corn dog man ever Phillip made me the best corn dog I might start crying while I eat

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    Since when they close 45 minutes early? Even had customers inside but the door lock ?

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    Don't show up at 8:30 because they are closed. Depending on how "busy" they are you will just get an oops sorry....

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