Chung Chun Rice Dog Mochinut

Excellent rice dogs. Made to order so it'll be a few min or longer if there's a wait but they're pretty quick. Tiny inside so either a stand and eat or take to where ever you're headed. 10+ sauces. Same store also sells Mochinut. Go! It's excellent and decently priced!

So many rice dogs to choose from! I went with the half and half one and tried it playing as this was the first time I got a rice dog. It was made hot and fresh and the exterior crunchy texture was amazing. Additional toppings are $2 a piece but next time I go I will definitely need to try the hot cheetos.

My go-to spot for fresh korean corn dogs. Make sure to add some sugar as it brings out the flavor. The best sauce in my opinion to go with the corn dogs is the honey garlic. The rest are either over powering or doesn’t match as well. As mentioned before, no seating and made fresh to order so it will take some time. This is my personal favorite place to go get korean corn-dogs. It is always fresh and made to order. It is delicious, crunchy and just the right amount of sweet. They also have mochi donuts which i also tried and they are delicious. There is also a wide amount of different sauces to choose from, but it my opinion only then honey garlic is the way to go with the corn dog. Either way, would highly recommend stopping by. In a little bit of a sketch area, but dang it is worth it.

People seem to have moved on to the donuts offered here. I got a cheesy rice dog... it was good but expensive for what it is. Lots of condiment choices. Parking $5 an hour during the week. Grab some napkins, cheese is real and stringy.

On the drink menu, it clearly states that the ice is flavored so that it doesn’t water down the drink when the ice melts. This was a selling point for me when I bought a pear drink. To my dismay, the ice was just regular water. When I talked to the staff about it, nobody knew that the line even existed. There was no effort to make it right either. I’m not sure why as an establishment you would make such a bold promise that you have no intention of following through on. The food/drinks were great, but I feel like they have lost my trust.

These dogs on a stick are 👍 great, not perfect. Don’t expect it to be a fast alternative to other places in the area as they make these fresh to order. I can’t think of a time I didn’t have to wait for them to cool down before I could eat. Over the years they have made minor adjustments to their establishment. For now when you come it, it’s a very small shop with minimal standing / eating room the only place to eat is a medium bar counter along the back wall which is also where the lines spills into when it’s overflowing. They have many ways to order which does help. Especially when you think you have to wait for the main register then walla a random kiosk right by the front door and another by the counter. This does come at a price of service, I feel like I’m in some automated shop with a server that’s just there for backup. The staff is also very young on average. It’s kind of fun to simply just people watch while you wait on the food. They have a larger cut out window that lets you easily see what’s going on in the kitchen. So many hotdogs. Yes they have expanded their selection over the years and have over a dozen varieties. From pork, chicken pork🙃, and beef. They also have many self serve sauces that are very yummy and even unique for hotdogs. One thing that threw me off was, they are also the donut shop which I don’t remember also being here. I actually accidentally passed by the shop more than once because I didn’t realize they were also the donut shop. There’s a lot going on in this location so be ready. And be sure to order ahead of time if you don’t want to be awkwardly waiting for 20 minutes in a hit and tiny shop with 8 high school kids, 2 family of 5s, and the few locals trying to just get a quick snack.

I was a bit hesitant to try the deep-fried sweet potato with mozzarella, but after seeing so many positive reviews, I couldn't resist giving it a shot. And let me tell you, I'm so glad I did because it was absolutely delicious! One tip I'd offer is to allow it to cool down for a minute or two; it's well worth the wait. I paired it with ranch and garlic sauce, which took the flavor to a whole new level. If you find yourself in the International District, I highly recommend checking out this spot.

I had a fantastic experience at Chung Chung Rice Dog! The potato dog was an absolute delight—perfectly crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. The variety of sauces available added a delightful twist to each bite, allowing me to customize my experience and explore different flavor combinations. The inclusion of mochi doughnuts on their menu was a pleasant surprise. These sweet treats were not only delicious but also showcased the diverse offerings at Chung Chung. The attention to quality and creativity in their menu left a lasting impression on me. The friendly staff and vibrant atmosphere made my visit even more enjoyable. Chung Chung Rice Dog has certainly become a favorite spot for me, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a unique and tasty culinary experience. I can't wait to return and try more of their mouthwatering offerings!

I stopped by chung chun rice dog for a snack and it did not disappoint!! It's definitely a grab n go spot since the place itself is quite small and there's just a few counter seats. They did decorate a corner cutely and had kpop playing on the tv (after I arrived?). I ordered the #16 Spicy Half&Half (Half Mozzarella, Half Spicy) and was surprised at how much I liked it! I also ordered a strawberry mochinut and together the total was about $11. I ended up getting full off these two items which makes it a really cost effective snack/meal. The corn dog took about ~7 minutes to fry and I got a good cheese pull out of it! The sausage part also did have a good spiciness to it. Overall, the prices are fair and the corn dogs are yummy! I wish the space itself was cleaner/bigger and made to sit down but it's fine as a quick place to grab something. The menu was quite extensive and I want to come back to try adding hot cheetos!

Highly recommend Chung Chun! This is a must when friends come to town. Every time I go grocery shopping in ID, I'm sooooo tempted to drop by. - We ordered the "Potato Hot Dog", which you can roughly imagine is french fry bits glued onto a corn dog. Crispy french fries too. They have a spicy mayo that I love to pair it with -- not too spicy, and all the creamy tasty bits. - The wait is surprisingly longer than you might expect. All the dogs are made on the spot, and there is always a line. So if you're eyeing this location, make sure to allot 30 minutes or so! - There is another Chung Chun location in SLU with no wait. (For what it's worth, Chung Chun is a chain and not a franchise, so no business owners are hurt with this pro tip :p) - The shop faces a small street, neighbors with bakeries and across the street from Chengdu food. There's a lot for parking right across the street, and Uwajimaya is just a block down. Nice area for eating and grocery shopping! Can't go wrong with any of their dogs!

First thing's first: the people who work here are SO nice and helpful. The only reason I'm giving this 3 stars is because I'm just not a huge fan of the mounds of melted cheese inside (we got the sweet potato mozzarella option). We mainly came here to try it, but I'm not into mozzarella sticks or having loads of melted cheese, so if you do like those things, I feel like you'd LOVE this. I will say the batter is AMAZING!!! I love the sweet potato and rice mix. It's in a great location if you're in the International District for day, and they have soooooooo many sauce options. I loved the mango habanero. Bottom line, if you love cheese, this place is your jam. If not, maybe get one to share with friends so you can try it.

I thought that the potato mozzarella dog was good but I also feel like it tasted like others I've had so it didn't really make up for how long it took for me to get it. But if you happen to be in the area & they are not busy I think it's worth it.

Not sure where to start here, it's a small unassuming little restaurant with Mochinuts, K-Hot Dogs, and a penchant for BTS decor (which was super cute). I had seen it before a few times when in CID and my partner wanted corndogs so we went there and tried them (my first time). And I'm a fan of corndogs over regular hot dogs any day and these were so much more than just corn dogs. I had the Sweet Potato and Squid Ink dogs. They have an array of different sauces to spread on these "dogs" and the Garlic Honey sauce was a perfect pairing for the sweet potato and the delicious savory squid ink with half cheese half dog went perfectly with ranch. The service was quick and efficient and the price was so reasonable for two people and was very filling. A delicious treat to try for sure

These dogs on a stick are great, not perfect. Don't expect it to be a fast alternative to other places in the area as they make these fresh to order. I can't think of a time I didn't have to wait for them to cool down before I could eat. Over the years they have made minor adjustments to their establishment. For now when you come it, it's a very small shop with minimal standing / eating room the only place to eat is a medium bar counter along the back wall which is also where the lines spills into when it's overflowing. They have many ways to order which does help. Especially when you think you have to wait for the main register then walla a random kiosk right by the front door and another by the counter. This does come at a price of service, I feel like I'm in some automated shop with a server that's just there for backup. The staff is also very young on average. It's kind of fun to simply just people watch while you wait on the food. They have a larger cut out window that lets you easily see what's going on in the kitchen. So many hotdogs. Yes they have expanded their selection over the years and have over a dozen varieties. From pork, chicken pork, and beef. They also have many self serve sauces that are very yummy and even unique for hotdogs. One thing that threw me off was, they are also the donut shop which I don't remember also being here. I actually accidentally passed by the shop more than once because I didn't realize they were also the donut shop. There's a lot going on in this location so be ready. And be sure to order ahead of time if you don't want to be awkwardly waiting for 20 minutes in a hit and tiny shop with 8 high school kids, 2 family of 5s, and the few locals trying to just get a quick snack.

Stopped in for a quick bite as I was walking around the ID. Decided to try a Ramen noodle hotdog and it did not disappoint. The hotdog was cooked well with a crispy coating that was super crunchy with ramen noodles around it. The combination went well together and the sauce added even more flavor. There were a lot of different options and can't wait to try more. There were also donuts which I will have to try next time. The staff are friendly and make the order quickly. However. When it's busy, it can get crowded but there is room to wait outside and they will call your number when your order is ready.

I walked past this place and saw a sign for mochinut mochi donuts. I did a double take to make sure I wasn't dreaming. Low and behold, there was a rack of those amazing circles with an assortment of flavors. I quickly grabbed a dozen and brought them back with me. How did I not know that this place had these delicious gems! I'll be back to try the other corndogs in addition to getting more mochi donuts.

My cousin and I came here during the food crawl and were not disappointed. This place was packed wall to wall, and the line was out of the door. It was our first experience with the infamous Korean corn dog, so we decided to keep it simple and got the spicy sausage served the traditional way--rolled in sugar. We experimented with the sauces, and it was a hit. It is very similar to an American corn dog in concept but way better in flavor. It was a solid experience, and we were glad we gave the sugar a chance. It made the difference.

The server greeted us and took our order right away. We both got the full mozzarella dogs and I got squid ink batter. It was pretty good and I liked their selection of sauces. Not sure I'd do the squid ink again as it didn't seem to add much. I liked the garlic Parmesan sauce though. It can be a bit confusing because this shop is inside the mochinut as they sell both. Not really many spots to sit, so we ate outside since it was nice out. I wish they had a few more choices for the toppings but overall it was fresh and tasty!

Solid Korean hot dog spot in the International District. You can customize your hot dog with various toppings and sauces, which is sure to please anyone. The wait can be kinda long and since the store is small, sometimes you have to wait outside. However, they are worth the wait!

If you're a hot dog or corndog fan and are looking to try something a little unique, Chung Chun Rice Hot Dog in Seattle is where it's at! Located in the International District, this restaurant offers a unique Korean-style hot dog experience that has been gaining popularity in the US over the last few years. Korean-style hot dogs are different from the traditional American hot dog in that they are coated in rice flour batter, which gives them a crispy texture when fried. The hot dogs are then topped with a variety of delicious and creative toppings, such as cheese, potato, and even squid ink. There are so many options to choose from at Chung Chun Rice Hot Dog, try not to be intimidated or overwelmed. Two popular menu items include the Classic Rice Dog and the Squid Ink Rice Dog. The Classic Rice Dog is a perfect starting point for those new to Korean-style hot dogs. It features a crispy hot dog coated in rice flour batter and topped with ketchup, mustard, and mayonnaise. Easy peasy! The Squid Ink Rice Dog, on the other hand, is for the more adventurous diner. This hot dog is coated in a black squid ink batter and topped with mozzarella cheese, diced potatoes, and seaweed flakes... a real winner if you ask me! Do me a favor and just throw fear and intimidation out the window when visiting Chung Chun. It can be fun to try new things, and you never know what you might end up loving. I mean, how bad can it be? It's just a hot dog!

SMOOTH LIKE BUTTER. PULL YOU IN LIKE NO OTHER. Say BTS and I'm there in a heartbeat! This originally wasn't on my itinerary but my friend (Sam M.) said I had to go, so to go I shall! This shop is really close by the train station so it wasn't too hard to find -- they have a QR code outside the shop to save time on lining up/ordering but I'm old fashioned so we ordered inside. I love their different selections because they definitely have a lot more options compared to our shops back in Hawaii. It took a minute but we settled on the Squid Ink Cheese Hot Dog, Sweet Potato Hot Dog, Melon Milk Coffee, and Banana Milk Coffee We absolutely loved every bite and I wish I could of took some back home for the flight! It's so much more flavorful and juicier compared to Hawaii's ones; it's the perfect snack to start off the day! For the coffees, the Melon Milk is on point but the Banana Milk was sadly lacking in the banana flavor so it just tasted like a regular coffee for us. I love the BTS decor around the shop but it was kinda funny that their playlist was C-Pops songs. There really isn't a place to dine in so be prepared to juggle your hands outside or have them pack it up for the car ride home

I came here to try their famous Korean Corn Dog but I end up in love with their Pear Juice. It was cold and refreshing(not too sweet). It is what you need for a hot day like today in Seattle. I ordered #9 which is Sweet Potato Hot Dog and it was pretty good and...huge. The line was long but the cashier was super nice and explained to me everything because it was my first time there.

Always a great snack. Prices are decent for how filling they are, and you get your choice of toppings. The service is decent, nothing much to say here since it's just ordering at the front and getting your order. Ambiance is pretty bad; no AC, and then if the restaurant gets too full, it feels stuffy/crowded. I would think for a larger restaurant chain, they would be able to have a nicer space

Get it while it's hot!!! A cute little location in the international district that serves both corn dogs and Mochi donuts! There's no place to sit down, so be aware that this is a spot to order and take your items to go. Order online ahead of time or order and pay at the kiosk. Wait time is ~15-20 mins but can be more if it's busy. Food -- I ordered the Half & Half (half mozzarella, half beef sausage) with added potato and it was delicious! I did however wait a little too long to finish most of it and the inner mozzarella cheese had solidified. If you've never had cheese in your corn dog, you absolutely must try it! The shell is made of rice flour so it's both chewy and crunchy. A very satisfying bite. The base price was $5.74, with $1.99 to add potato. I also had sugar dusted on top and then drizzled cheese and ketchup on top. Service -- there were two employees working that day and they were both working so quickly! Between one doing corn dogs and one doing Mochi donut management, they made a great team. Overall a good experience. It's not the best, as the "beef sausage" meat tasted a bit like regular corn dog meat, but it was flavorful nonetheless and I enjoyed the freedom of getting to choose my own sauce.

I can see why this place is busy! Small space right when you get to International District. Easy to order, though it took a bit, I understand because they make these fresh on the spot!! There was one lady in the back making the orders and one lady taking the orders. There's a variety of BOMB sauces to try out. I put on honey garlic & mango habanero then went back for some chipotle, sweet chili, and gochujang on the side haha. One of the best corn dogs I've ever had!

The person who took our order made a mistake and gave us the wrong order (ordered two dogs and both were wrong). Didn't realize it until we bit into it and then when we asked to just fix one of the two wrong orders we were told no. Pretty poor customer service considering both dogs were wrong and they could've just at least fixed one of them.

Very small shop with no seating so get crowded when people are waiting for their food and eating at the standing bar. There is a kiosk self order and a person taking order. Seems like the self order takes longer for food to be done. I ordered the mozzarella and dog corn dog with sugar on top. Very fast with a good cheesepull. I did added ketchup and their habanero sauce on top. The habanero sauce was a bit sweet. You can't go wrong with ordering a Korean dog at Chung chun. Also, they do have Mochi donuts as well.

After 5 years of living in Washington and being aware of this place, I finally went! It's in International District so parking is slim on streets or in lots. There is a lot directly across from the shop, and it was $8 minimum time. The shop itself is small, and probably only fits 6-8 customers, so you might have to wait outside before/after ordering. I got the half cheese and half sausage with potato and sugar. I don't know what I was expecting, but I was a little disappointed that the sausage was just a hot dog LOL. I wish I had gotten full cheese, since that side was significantly more enjoyable for me. Overall though, it was a good mixture of sweet and savory, and I enjoyed it! The sauces they have are also so good! I which I could drench everything in their garlic sauce!!! We also ordered mochi doughnuts, which were as expected. Probably would only return if I was already in the ID, so it didn't feel like a whole trip just to get a rice dog - but worth the stop in after a day walking around etc!

There is no indoor seating, but you can stand to eat. I got the Cheddar Cheese and it was really good! It took them about 3 minutes or so to make it but wasn't too long of a wait. If you want sauces, they do cost extra. The hotdog was very cheesy and yummy! Recommendation(s): - Cheddar Cheese Service: 5/5 Tip(s): - Accept Apple Pay - No indoor seating, but can stand and eat - Sauces cost extra money

I stopped by this restaurant as I was walking around and am really glad I did! I got the potato hot dog (#6) and it was really good. I've always wanted to try a Korean corn dog and it was really good. It was ~$8, but it was worth it. I put ketchup, chipotle, and sweet chili sauce on top. The corn dog came out pretty quick. The staff was really nice as well. The shop was a little small, but it wasn't an issue for me. It would have been nice to have a little seating though while I waited. I would go back here again for sure! Overall, it was a good experience. I want to go back and try more kinds of hot dogs for sure.

Small hole in the wall joint. Located near Uwajimaya and other great eateries. I went when they opened on a Sunday and it got busy fast! Steady business for sure. They have your typical Korean corn dog suspects, like, ramen and potato coated all beef, cheese, etc. They do have some unique ones like squid ink. I got the ramen all beef and a potato half and half. I like how they have the sauces out for you to drizzle and dress your own corn dog. The beef hot dogs were great and the ramen one was nice and crunchy. My favorite sauce was the spicy chipotle and mango habanero.

Husband tried these Korean Hot Dogs during our latest trip to Portland. We were walking around Chinatown and was craving for a snack. We've never had the, before and was curious how they would taste as I can't imagine putting all of these ingredients together. We ended up getting the Potato Mozarella and Volcano Hot dog. We got the recommendation from the person working who was super nice and also gave us recommendations on the sauces. Both were so gooood. The mozzarella cheese was so cheesy and the cheese pull was amazing! I can't recall what sauces we ended up trying, but they worked so well with the hot dogs. I definitely recommend trying this place out if you've never had Korean hot dogs and you're in the Chinatown area.

My first time trying a Korean hot dog and I'm so glad I did! Delicious snack + I love that there's an option split so half is cheese (vegetarian) and bottom half is meat! The real star of the show is all the sauces, so fun to try different flavors. Loved the chipotle and gochujang ones + friendly service + it's a small shop but there's a counter to eat it fresh there!

Hands-down, the best, Korean corn dog I have ever had. I am talking great quality ingredients freshly made, and that crunch boy you can't get past that crunch. I'm sure the place could use a little bit of cleaning and all that jazz but honestly you don't even remember that once you take a bite into that Korean corn dog. And don't even get me started with all of their sauces.

I was craving this and decided to stop in! Note, it's standing room only and no place to sit, so I got mine and walked out and around the center. I got the sweet potato dog which was $7.50, with mayo, sweet chili, and a bit of honey mustard. I waited about 10-15 minutes for my order because they were busy but it came out hot and delicious! I was a bit disappointed because the outside was a bit overcooked and hard to bite into, but the hot dog itself was delicious! I wasn't sure what sauces to get, but I just went for it and it turned out well. I definitely would go back to try the other flavors and offerings! A great quick snack, delicious options, and friendly staff! I would recommend this if you're wanting to try!

The food here is so tasty, we came and there was a bit of a line but it moved very quickly. They have a huge assortment of sauces to pair with your food and I'd highly recommend that. Definitely will be coming here again

Large portion for what I was expecting. They came out relatively quickly despite having a long line. Self serve sauces made for control over how much you wanted on the hot dog. Great flavor and lots of cheese!

My daughter had to try one and she loved it. Half & Half squid ink dog. The staff was absolutely lovely.

This place is as amazing as it is small. We tried it on a Saturday for the first time. We went back Sunday to get more... The raymon hotdog, the sweet potato hotdog, the smoked chedder hotdog... All absolutely amazing! With a row of sauces on the back wall, you can customize your dogs to your taste. The raymon is crunchy and messy, but totally worth it! The sweet potato is shockingly good! I am not a big fan of sweet potato. This was awesome! If youre even slightly curious... try it! There's optional sugar at the counter to add a little sweet to your savory. It goes great with the sweet potato. The mochi donuts are equally amazing! We tried taro, matcha, cookies & cream, strawberry, and churro. The unique dough offers a slightly different experience if youre a donut fan. But we came back for both the dogs and the donuts. So, try both if youre curious. . And a note about how small the location is. There's no seats. And the "standing room" can fit, maybe 10 people before people are bumping shoulders. My suggestion... eat elsewhere. But, do try this place if youre at all curious if its worth it or not. It is.

It's a solid Korean corn dog place, I had gotten the half-and-half which was good, it's a nice little snack takeout place for you to get and stand eat. Also, the food came out quickly And the person at the POS was very nice and friendly.

Even though the area is etch-a-super-sketch, the call of the adventure corn dog was loud and compelling. We were able to park right in front, went in belly first and we were NOT disappointed. We had a bit of wait but we remedied that by ordering boba next door. We waited outside as it was a small space and it got stuffy real quick, not that the outside was amazing. Hey, I used to work near SF's Tenderloin so I'm pro at hopscotching mystery things on sidewalks to get to pho 2000 & turtle tower. For the yums, I'll do it. Compared to that, this is nothing. NOTHING! Do it! Do it for the YUMS! Regrets, not getting 2 corn dogs. I kind of wanted to try the squid ink. I should've! A piece of advice, get 2, so you don't drive towards Portland hungry and regretting your life's decisions.

Walked past this cute place when we were walking to a dive bar in Chinatown, there was a long line so of course I got curious! I lined up too to see what the hype was about and I'm glad I did! It's definitely different! Nothing I have ever tasted before and it was worth it! I'm here on vacation from Los Angeles. I live trying new restaurants and I'm so happy to have found this cute spot . Definitely a MUST when in Seattle!

Korean hotdog filled with cheese and protein! A quick and affordable meal that is made after you order. You can either order at the counter or on the machine. I love the different varieties of sauce that you can add to your hot dog. Tip: always add sugar on top of the hot dog!

Food was fresh and service was friendly. It's a grab n go style with a long counter to add topping. It's a fun foodie experience if you're visiting but there are less pros than cons. Parking is limited, neighborhood is sketchy & metro fair is $4.50 round trip (from Westlake). Overall, I'm glad we went but I wouldn't go back again.

We got the Sausage and Pork (?) hotdog and the Potato Mozzarella. I enjoy the potato's on any type of dog and would recommend it over the plain version. They have lots of different types of sauces and toppings, including Chipotle, Garlic Parm, Ranch, various spicy sauces, honey, honey mustard, Onion powder, ranch powder, garlic powder, etc. I recommend putting extra sauce on the tray so that you can dip it/ spread it to the bottom of your dog instead of it only being on the top. The service was fast but there's no dining room as it is a small place, so we just went to the park nearby. Also very close to the ID light rail station. I previously tried the squid ink dog and it was quite squidy (which is good if you like strong flavor, smell).

Bruh, ordered some rice dogs for pickup and got honey mustard sauce. Took the sauce out and this (refer to photo) is literally what we got. Why they give us the most measly itty bitty smol mf portion. Absolutely evil.

I have been wanting to try this place for a few years and truthfully I've just never had a minute to go. Yesterday though, i made it my priority. Clean environment. Good service. Easy ordering. I ordered the sweet potato mozzarella dog. While I was waiting for mine to make, I did what a lot of customers do.. I want next door to Seattle best tea to order myself a lovely peach oolong tea. In about 8-10 minutes, my order was ready. I asked for light sugar on mine and it truly was delicious. What a treat! I put a little mustard on it and really truly enjoyed it!

I always saw a crazy amount of people waiting outside of the store so I have always wanted to try it! I was taking a walk in the international district on a Saturday afternoon and there weren't too many people waiting so I went straight into the store! They have a screen inside of the store that can be used to order or you can order through the cashier. We ordered a sweet potato corn dog, beef hot dog (I have only seen pork options in other stores and this store offers beef!), and added hot Cheetos ( while we were waiting for the kiosk, we saw a couple of people picking up their hot Cheetos corn dogs, super attempting!! So of course we need to add that! There are plenty of sauce options on the self-serve sauce table - mayo, gochujang, mustard, ketchup etc. A good snack spot and i will come back to try a different flavor next time!

A delicious snack, and I've started seeing the rice hot dog place pop up in a couple of places. This is comparable to the one in Cap Hill too. I love the large array of sauces, the casual feel that makes it seem like you could drop in any time of day, and of course the food itself. I had the gamsung hotdog and the outside was the perfect french fry crispiness, while the dog was delicious and juicy. I went mid afternoon and there was a bit of a wait - they were sorting out someone's delivery order and it would have been nice for them to help other customers out in the meantime.

Everytime we stop by to get boba tea from the shop next door, we come here to get their famous hot dogs and mochinuts! Love their hot dogs have tried a bunch of them and they are crave worthy! Their mochi nuts are also fresh and tasty. They have a board which displays flavors for the day! Love this spot.

A half corn dog half fried mozzarella stick is already perfection but Chung Chun's squid ink option is crazy good! They're a short walk away from Lumen field so before a soccer match I headed up the stairs from Kings Station and across the street to Chung Chun for their popular squid ink corn dogs. The squid ink Half &half is definitely worth all the hype! The squid ink batter is almost pancake like and the outer crunch adds another great component to this already impressive corn dog. It was a great game day snack and the mozzarella was still oozy by the time I was at my seat! This is definitely a must try foodie spot!

The kids begged to come here and I'm glad we did. We had several of the hot dogs but they also make super yummy donuts.

Oh my goodness. I've been trying g each hot dog. The service is great I love the squid ink

Looking to try something new? Look no further! These Korean hot dogs will amaze your taste buds! My best friend and I ventured out on a Friday night to try out these popular treats and we were not disappointed at all. There was a crowd of people waiting for their orders when we arrived, but luckily there was no wait time to order. It took about 15-20 minutes for our orders to be ready. I would definitely recommend saying yes when they ask you "would you like sugar on your hot dog?" It's surprisingly such a yummy addition! I enjoyed a Potato Mozzarella Hotdog: crunchy on the outside and an ooey gooey cheesy center! The cheese pull could honestly go on for days! Each bite was truly pure bliss! I'd 10/10 recommend giving this hot dog a try. My best friend tried the half and half: an ooey gooey cheesy center for the top half and a standard hot dog on the bottom half. She was also raving about her hot dog and couldn't wait to come again to try another! I can't wait to make another trip here soon to enjoy maaaaaannnnnyyyy more Korean hot dogs!

I've been coming here for years!!! I've tried a few of these rice dog locations and nothing bets Chung Chun!!!!!! Soo soo soooo yummmmmy. I recommend adding sugar. It's really the cherry on top. My fave is the regular cheese and the all cheese ink squid. Love their sauce options and how it's displayed. Very accessible. My onlys semi problem is that a lot of these local businesses had to up their prices to survive. Now it cost around $15-$17 for 2 dogs.. a bit out of my price range but the quality makes up for it! Definitely a good snack, I just can't splurge how I used to.

There seems to be a mochinut combined within this place! I only ordered a few of the mochinuts, which were all very solid. Unfortunately not all of the flavors will be available; it seems like at any given time, they'll only have a handful of flavors (whether it changes daily or seasonal I'm not sure). Always seems to be a long-ish line given that area, so new batches are always being cranked out. Line moves relatively quickly -- grab n go. I don't remember any seating inside.

Always a recommendation for Korean hot dogs if you're in Seattle! It's definitely hard to choose which one you want because you want to try them all. I would say my favorites were the half and half spicy and the potato one. I mean they're all so tasty but I really enjoyed these two. I also love the sugar dusting on the savory hot dogs, the best sweet and salty! They've also got a good selection of different sauces to compliment them. It's a busy establishment because they are super popular, I would expect wait times/lines on busy days. Super yum, one of my faves. Please support your local businesses! I can't wait to go back and try the squid ink and probably a few more.