Chung Chun Rice Dog Mochinut

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.

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!

Great service. Made mistake on order. Fixed and replaced w no charge and allowed me to keep mistaken item.great kids great service. Would definitely recommend. 🔥 Hot Fresh food also... When trying diff restaurants in Chinatown it's risky biz as I got food poisoning last week close by.. this place gets an A+ ON ALL 3 SERVICE FOOD AND CLEANLINESS

This place is so good and exactly what we needed!! Highly recommend. The half and half were so good, and we're going to be back before we leave the city for sure. Shoutout Alex for being super kind and awesome give him a raise

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.

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!

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 thought they told me the donut was made with rice flour like a mochi. I was very disappointed. It tasted like a stale donut. I ended feeding it to the pigeon before I boarded the train. Thank goodness I only bought one.