Oh K-Dog NYC

So nice! No wait to order but 5 minute wait for food (with no line) , and got the Oh K Classic Hot Dog, which was great. Totally Recommend!

That’s the best Korean hot dog I’ve ever had!!!!!! The egg toast is very soft like my cat!!!!! All the sauces are amazing!! Must visit if you come to nyc

Super friendly. Delicious food Definitely will visit this place multiple times

My friends and I stopped at Oh K-Dog for a quick late-night bite, which cured our munchies. We ordered the Oh! K Classic Hot Dog and the Bacon & Cheese Toast. The Toast was very good, and so was the hot dog, but the Potato Hot Dogs did look tastier. They had a variety of seasonings and sauces to spice up your food, which was great, but it did take a while to prepare the food, and we waited for about 15 minutes. It was still very tasty and cured our late-night munchies!

I love coming here for my Korean corn dog. Potato, mozzarella and half hot dog is my favorite. I add cinnamon, sugar and Thai chili sauce. 😋 😋 😋

Finally tried oh k dog, and it was pretty good. I love korean hot dogs so much. It was cheesy and flavorful. The size was also pretty decent. However I like the korean dogs from two hands and mochinut a lot better. They are also cheaper from those places as well with a bigger portion size. The customer service wasn’t the best here, it took a while for my korean hot dog to come. There was only one worker there. And customers at this place were also really rude and entitled. These two girls got really mad that their food didn’t come, and the cashier even gave them free food, yet they still continued to complain. And the two customers also made a face at me and gave me dirty looks for getting sauce. What can u do, this is NY for you. Price: $7.07💸 Rating: 7/10 📝

Service: quick and to the point! There’s a condiment bar on the side of the restaurant where you can zhuzh up your order. Food: the best Korean corn dog I’ve ever had!!! The half cheese half beef coated in potato’s was sensational. Atmosphere: quick service establishment that can get busy quickly. Price: ~$10/person Overall: 9.6/10

Oh K-Dog has been trending recently and there is always a long line with about 30-minute wait. We were lucky to wait for only 20 minutes on a Sunday noon and the line got worse after we ordered. We had their #4 Cheddar Hot Dog and #9 Potato Hot Dog for $12 with tax & tips. It was so fresh, cheesy and delicious, totally different from the frozen ones we got from H-Mart. One of the best things we love is the various sauces available at the self-served area. Our favorite sauce was the Gochu hot sauce, which was appetizing and matched with the hot dogs so much. We would like to visit again, but only if the line is not too bad.

Fast and delicious No real sit down area , but it's perfect for on the go. I had the half dog half cheese combo and brown sugar. Would 100% go back

I decided to bring my girls down here after spending a day in Battery Park. We were greeted with some friendly smiles on this visit and the second that we decided to do because of our food experiences here. This place is really small and has nowhere to sit but you can stand at a countertop and eat there if you like. Of course, we choose not to. I do have to say a bit pricey for a hotdog with some cheese in it, but you do feel like you're getting your money worth because it's so tasty and fulfilling. They have many other toppings to add to your dog. You even have the option to get a meatless one, like i did myself. I got a cheetos mozzarella plain, and my daughter got here with the hotdog. My oldest got her a sweet potato mozzarella with some toppings added on. The mozzarella cheesey goodness to match the sweet potato toppings and crunch was just so satisfying. Something about the cheetos one had such a unique crunchy outside but soft like texture mixed together. It was so good to eat. I say if you should definitely mark this spot for a visit, they do have other food items and options on their menu. Check out the photos attached. Two thumbs up from me and a Happy Yelping to you!

Hole-in-the-wall selling all sorts of Dogs. I opted for their half mozza & half hot dog coated with with potato. Holy cow... this thing hit me like an express train! Crunchy, juicy, satisfying. Come hungry! Super friendly service... 2 brothers just took over the business and are trying to make an impression. They sure got my attention! Perfect for late night cravings. Go And Have A Blast!

Kdog in Manhattan serves up Korean hot dogs and street food with outstanding presentation and delicious flavors. Cozy setting and excellent service complements the tasty dishes. Highly recommend!

These corn dogs are delightful... the perfect snack during the day or the weekend from journeying through the city. Its a little hidden off the main boulevards, and has quite a small footprint... standing room only. We tried the standard Premium Beef Hot Dog and the Sweet Potato Hot Dog. Both were very enjoyable, with crispy outsides, soft insides and the perfectly cooked hot dog on the inside. There are plenty of unique sauces and dips to try, as well as the standard ketchup and mustard.

First of all, the visuals of the food here are insane! It's a relatively small store that sells those Korean corn dogs and egg toasts. We got a variety of corn dogs to try and a toast, and they were delicious! They have condiments inside the shop, where you can personally add what kind of condiments you want.

Wish I could give this place more stars but had to take some off for the service. I go to the register to order and instead of telling me they don't have the type of meat to make what I want, the guy was trying to charge me $1.25 more for what they don't have. DO NOT charge people cause YOU don't have the product. Let the customer decide if they wanna pay for it or not. I ordered something else; the half cheese half dog. I added cheese sauce and ketchup on side to dip.....should have just got that cheese sauce cause it was delicious!! The whole thing was great. No complaints on the food. The guy who took my order tho needs to learn not to charge for a product substitute without asking the customer if they're ok with it.

im very upset becsuse i was excited about going here and the food tasted good at first. A few minutes later in throwing up .. im not sure why but a fee friends of mine who've been here before said the meat was raw.. and there was smoking dhere the food is prepared!! I'm very annoyed and do NOT recommend eating here.

Oh K-Dog sounds like a name someone suggested jokingly but ended up running with because they couldn't think of anything else. But I'll hand it to Oh K-Dog for bringing a tasty and affordable korean corndog to the nyc food scene. When finding Oh K-Dog, expect a small unassuming storefront. You walk in and order a korean corndog from a friendly worker and you get to choose whether you coat your corndog in cinnamon sugar and customize with their plethora of condiments. The Mozza Dog was glorious cheesy goodness with stretchy mozzarella coated in a savory and slightly sweet crispy batter. I opted for no sugar and dressed my corndog with garlic sauce, cheese mustard, sweet chili sauce and honey butter coating. Delicious and for the low price of $6! I only wish they had the option for mozzarella with the premium beef hot dog. My friend got the Oh! K Classic Hot Dog which was good but was underwhelming after trying my Mozza Dog. My friend and I were eating in the outside eating area that promotes a grab and go approach (true street food style) since there are no tables and chairs. Thankfully it wasn't too cold outside but I would not recommend coming on a cold day. I would definitely come back to try the other korean corn dogs and condiments, especially when it gets warmer.

An OHde to Oh-K Dog When I first discovered Korean corn dogs, I went to Oh K-Dog at least once a week for about three months before I finally had to stop myself, because I didn't want to get sick of them. If you've never eaten a Korean corn dog, I strongly encourage you to try one, particularly from here. They truly are life-changing! You can customize them to your particular taste, with or without protein, which is accommodating to anyone with a vegetarian diet. My go-to is the potato mozza dog, which is like a hotdog (minus the meat), but instead stuffed with mozzarella cheese. I cover it in cinnamon sugar and top it with ketchup, cheese sauce, and sweet chili sauce. They're located in multiple states, but in NYC you can find them here: -LES -East Village -Hell's Kitchen -Flushing -Forest Hills Hot tip: I've only been to the Manhattan locations so not sure about other locations, but I learned they only accept credit card payments if your order is $10 or over. Otherwise, they only accept cash. I also ordered these Korean corn dogs at Smorgasburg a few times, which is a weekly open-air food market held during certain times of the year. Hot tip: Check their Instagram @smorgasburg to see when they're open for the season and for specific dates, times, and vendors. Happy eating!

I stopped by here recently, I got the mozzarella dog. It was ok, but it could have probably been a little more hotter. The inside could have used a little more cooking, but it was still good.

The egg sandwich seems to have been the best to order. Our friend ordered and raves about it. The egg was moist. Meanwhile my sister and I shared the one with hot dog and something else. Never again! Not very tasty. If I ever go back, I would try the egg sandwich and hope it is better than what I ordered - the hot dog. The place looked clean - that deserves a star.

Oh K-Dog has a wonderful staff, offering a clean and time-efficient experience. Their outside area is well appreciated; such a bright, welcoming atmosphere! We absolutely loved their potato corn dogs with half mozzarella, half hot dog. The potato mozza dog was also great, and I definitely recommend for cheese lovers. After trying once, it kept us coming back for more!

If you love garlic breads, make sure to build your sandwich with the garlic bread. It was light and fluffy with buttery & gatlicky goodness! The scrambled egg was perfectly cooked and melted in my mouth! I was in a a bit of a rush for a film so was a bit impatient - but they did their best to accommodate me while still taking care to make sure my sandwich was cooked to excellence!!!

Cashier offered to give me back 13$ for a 5$ hotdog when I payed with a 20$ dollar bill just because there was no change left, like how is that my problem, I told him that's 2 dollars man and he proceeded to recheck the register and gave me my proper change in singles(so he was tripping or lying) As for the food I maybe went with high expectations, but the sausage inside was was still fresh from the bag (liquidy) and the tho was chewy as if they ain't cook it enough, overall very bad experience.

After seeing Korean corndogs in Korean Dramas and wanting to travel to Korea to try some, I didn't think I would get the opportunity to try it out here in NYC but Oh K Dog does not disappoint! I ordered both the Potato Mozzarella Dog and a Oh K Classic Hot Dog to share. I really wanted to see whether or not it was worth all the hype. The prices are fair and the portions were great. I really enjoyed the Potato Mozzarella Dog (9/10)as it was not only filling but also really delicious with the sauces. When eating the Potato Mozzarella Dog, I found it pretty enjoyable just eating the potato chunks individually. The Oh K Classic Hot Dog (8/10) wasn't bad either as it was really crispy but it felt very basic and standard. If you aren't a huge eater, the Potato Mozzarella Dog would really be all you need to fill you up if you wanted to order one for yourself. If you don't feel adventurous or just want to try Korean corndog for the first time, the Classic Dog is a good choice. Tip: Don't wait too long to eat your corndog or else you won't get the satisfying cheese pull when biting into it.

Decent Korean hot dog restaurant! As per menu, there's so many variations of hot dogs to choose from, ranging from $3.99-$6.49. They're arranged by the type of outer layer (classic, potato, sweet potato) and by regular hot dog or half cheese/half hot dog on the inside. You can also choose the type of cheese (mozzarella or cheddar) and hot dog (regular or premium). ~7 minutes later, choose whether or not you want sugar or cinnamon sugar on the hot dog. Little did I know, you have to put on the sauces yourself! I tried the Sweet&Sour and Cheese Mustard; I absolutely LOVE the Cheese Mustard sauce! They also have intriguing sandwiches ranging from $6.99-$8.99, which I definitely want to try sometime! Giving 4 stars for now b/c the dough overpowered the hot dog - wished I could taste a bit more of the hot dog..

Small storefront selling popular Korean corn dogs and other snacks. Decided to beat the crowd and arrive near opening time on a Saturday. Thankfully no one else in line to order, so quickly settled on the Half Mozz/Hot Dog ($5) and the Bacon Egg & Cheese Toast ($7ish). Dog is served plain you can add a variety of sauces from the counter to the side. Well breaded and stuffed with mozzarella cheese and a thin frank. I thought the cheese would surround the meat, but unfortunately the top of the dog had all the cheese and the bottom was the meat part. Really wished the cheese enveloped the hot dog. The egg toast was much better - fluffy eggs, bacon, and cheese sandwiches by buttered toast. Eggs aren't seasoned much, so need to add sauce as well, while the bacon offers the saltiness. Nowhere to sit here, as there's standing room only outside (next to cars constantly buzzing around). Fine spot for an interesting snack to try once.

When I went this morning the staff was very nice! They seemed to have a tablet problem however i think it worked out. I tried 2 and 9.

I happen to be walking by when I was visiting NYC around 1 PM on a Monday. The restaurant was not very crowded, there were a few people inside, and there were was some construction/repair work in the outside patio. It was raining so I was not going to eat outside anyway. I didn't get the name of the guy that was working, he was the only one there. He was very helpful, working all alone, very busy with trying to take orders and cook. My classic hotdog came out piping hot. This is my first Korean street dog. This one was a little bit more doe than I'd like, but was great at OH K dog. Would definitely recommend!

Finally tried oh k dog, and it was pretty good. I love korean hot dogs so much. It was cheesy and flavorful. The size was also pretty decent. However I like the korean dogs from two hands and mochinut a lot better. They are also cheaper from those places as well with a bigger portion size. The customer service wasn't the best here, it took a while for my korean hot dog to come. There was only one worker there. And customers at this place were also really rude and entitled. These two girls got really mad that their food didn't come, and the cashier even gave them free food, yet they still continued to complain. And the two customers also made a face at me and gave me dirty looks for getting sauce. What can u do, this is NY for you. Price: $7.07 Rating: 7/10

Wow!! What a treat! They're like corn dogs (or mozzarella sticks) but totally wacky! I didn't know what to order so I just asked what's the most popular. Half Mozza & Half Hot Dog Sweet Potato Hot Dog The breading is not like a corn dog. And the sweet potato one had chunks of potato around the hotdog. Then, if that wasn't crazy enough, after they fry it, they ask you if you want it rolled in cinnamon sugar! Um, okay. Sure! I'll eat it the way the cool kids eat it. But wait, there's more! You can drizzle these sauces on top: Ketchup Gochu Hotsauce Cheese Mustard Garlic Sauce And then, sprinkle it off with these : Honey Butter Parmesan Cheese Onion Sprinkle Snowing Coconut It all sounds so weird but omgoodness! It's delicious!! The people who work there are also pretty chill. Friendly guys!!

These were more than just Oh-K, dog. Ha, get it? Anyways... I ordered the #10 (I think) which came with potato and mozz. I got it rolled in cinnamon sugar and added cheese mustard and ketchup. It was so good! I also got a matcha latte which was just ok. The shop itself is super small but people distanced themselves when waiting in line and waiting on their orders to be done. We didn't have to wait that long for our orders and we were able to enjoy the food outside right in front of the store. Highly recommend!

Food: Basically a corndog but 100x better! They offer a decent amount of variety- you can choose between a cheesy center, hog dog and even half and half of both! The concept is very fun and its a delicious snack, especially a long night out and you're starting to get a little hungry! Cost: Each one can range between $3.50 to $5.99. The classic is the cheapest but if you wanted a little something more to make your Oh K-Dog a little fancier and with some more texture, they have options towards the end to get the sweet potato ones where there are little cubes of sweet potato that cover the whole thing making it extra crunchy and delicious! Environment: The store itself was fairly small- similar to like a food cart stand to be honest. Enough room to order and then you'll have to take a step outside and wait (either on the sidewalk or underneath this little awning they made). Service: I felt the service to be a tad slow. Their main focus are these hot-dogs and I expected them to have figured out a way to have them ready to the point where once its ordered, it would just have to be quickly deep fried to perfection. Uniqueness: Overall the style of street food is both famous and delicious! Great late night snack and definitely a must try if you hav never had it before!

I've always seen long lines here especially at night on weekends, so I came here with a friend to try it out! I got a corn dog that came with potatoes and sausage, and my friend got the same thing along with another one that had just cheese inside. I wanted to have one that had cheese and sausage, but they didn't have that as an option sadly. Food: They come out really quick and they give you options for toppings. I got mine rolled in cinnamon sugar and then drizzled some of their sweet chili sauce on top. I liked the wide range of options they had for sauces and toppings to customize. The potatoes on the outside were soft and crispy, and I liked how the corn dog flour was sweet. There was nothing too special in my opinion about the sausage on the inside, but I'm not a huge lover of corn dogs to begin with. Overall, a great experience for my first Korean corn dog!

Overall rating: 3.2 I've read the reviews & I think I'm missing something. What part is Korean? Clear it's encased in Korean Rice vs Cornmeal batter. Is that it? Where's the kimchi? There is a "Gochu Hot Sauce" that looks Korean-inspired, but 1 out 5 sauce options.. that's a stretch. I ordered the potato hot dog & potato mozz. I couldn't order only one because it's a $10 min CC spend. Fine, that's normal. I just didn't like the taste. I also didn't like how the options were "beef or regular". What is a regular hotdog that isn't beef?!?! I got beef just to be safe, but I still don't know the answer. It's too heavy on the carbs for me though, so I was actually only able to eat 1 & waste the other. I might have enjoyed it more in my early 20s, but the thickness of the "breading" was just too much for me. I also respect the other reviewers pictures, but they have to be filtered. The overall experience & service was very rundown for me. Maybe it's cleaner & more friendly on the weekends, but it was a bit disappointing overall.

Sorry, in a place like NYC with so many options it just has to be good. Staff was friendly but the food was just awful. I ordered some type of corn dog with cinnamon dust and jelly that the register guy said was popular. So disgusting. Tried to eat it but just gave up halfway through. Not even worth it. Don't think I even got to the hot dog part. Would not try again.

OMG corn dogs that can be coated with fried potatoes, panko crumbs, sugar and sauces to your liking -- what could be more delicious than that? I got the potato crusted half mozzerella and hot dog and topped it with cheese mustard, thai chilli sauce, and parmesan cheese. The dogs were made to order so were piping hot and the cheese was oh so stretchy. The price is also super affordable. Only thing that would make the experience better is if the hot dogs were more meatier, they almost taste like tofu dogs and if they didn't close so early on the weekends. People were pretty surprised with how adamant they were about closing and even closing a few minutes before the actual time.

Oh they made my five year olds dream of eating a Korean corn dog. But it wasn't the dog it was the men attending! What a perfect experience. Thank you for indulging in my son's requests and such an amazing memories! Loved it!

You should get this at least once in your life. I had my first one on Monday at the Christmas Market and had another one today at a different Christmas Market. While I was eating it, everyone kept starring and wondering what I was eating. I got mine with just cheese and potato, and it was delicious. I enjoyed the different topping options and got one with sugar and one without and enjoyed both. I got the cheese and sweet chili sauce together both times, but next time I plan to try honey mustard. It's essentially a fried hot dog or cheese or both on a stick covered with or without potatoes. I'm honestly obsessed and this is my new favorite fried food. It is filling, like one is enough and you probably will want your own. My friend said he wished the cheese was different but because you can put so many different toppings, I preferred the cheese being more simple. I recommend trying this at least once!

Update time. Returned on 9/25/21, in which plenty of time passed since my inaugural visits. The ordering line is much more efficient and organized as well as the toppings bar, which has split into the workers dusting sugar and the customers in charge of the sauce. The cook on the rice batter greatly improved however the batter is still thicker than it is at Jongro Rice Hotdog, which seems to be my favorite as of late. Why more people aren't talking about batter thickness is beyond me.

When this place first opened, it had a massive line on the weekends. I went on the weekday around 2 pm, and the wait was about 15 minutes. I suggest going anytime on the weekday to avoid wait times. You can also pre-order ahead to avoid a wait. A tiny to-go place with a standing room outside area, which is all you need for street food. This place has a $10 card minimum, so bring cash. I ordered the #8 Squid Ink Half & Half ($4.99) and the #11 Sweet Potato Hot Dog ($5.99). Both were good, but I preferred the #8. Get the sweet potato one if you're really hungry. It is very filling. I got sugar-coated on both; I highly recommend it. They have a variety of sauces that you can put on top.

TLDR: I dislike hot dogs but I love oh k-dogs. I would come here everyday if it were more accessible to me. I first had a Korean hot dog this summer and ever since I've been craving them every week! I have tried other places in the city but they simply don't compare. Other places are extremely greasy or dense but the breading on Oh K-dog is light and doesn't make me feel gross after one bite. Oh K-dog is just the better option. My favorite will always be the squid ink half and half with sugar. Can't wait to try the egg toasts next!

We came here on a Friday morning, luckily to no lines. Unfortunately, while there is an outdoor area, there is no seating. The menu is conveniently placed by the line. We ordered the Potato Mozza Dog ($5.99), Half Mozza & Half Hot Dog ($4.49), and Oh K Classic Egg Toast ($6.49). They are more expensive than another corn dog place in Queens. But one differentiator definitely goes to their abundant sauces. From Sweet Chili Sauce to Cheese Mustard, go ham! They even have various sprinkles! They also have an option between regular Sugar or Cinnamon sugar. The sugar is everything. Crunchy, mustardy, saucy, sweet, and cheesy, I personally enjoyed the Potato Mozza Dog over the other one due to its fun texture. I barely noticed the potato taste though, as there's just so many busy flavors fighting for your attention. They also provide you so much cheese, you will always get a cheese pull with these. There wasn't anything special about their hot dogs used. They fell lackluster, as I had juicier tasting ones. The Oh K Classic Egg Toast was a big letdown to me. It tastes like a slightly sweet savory scallion egg placed on dry bread. TONS of dry bread. The eggs were creamy and fluffy although I wish I tasted more of it rather than the heavy sauce drizzled all over. I still don't mind trying it once, but I wouldn't get again. I would totally come back for their amazing corn dogs. The lines do start crowding later on, so definitely go early if you can!

This place has been so hyped up so we knew we needed it check it out. I was warned that there would be long lines but our wait time really didn't seem that bad! We ordered within 5 mins of getting into line and got our food within 10 mins. We ordered the Potato Mozza Dogs and Potato Hot Dog and which came out to ~$6 each with tax. Once you get your order, you can get it dipped in sugar and you're also able to customize it more at their little sauce station with a selection of mustards, ketchups, hot sauces! The potato dog was so nice and crispy on the outside and perfectly stringy/melted on the inside. It was worth every penny and every second -- I'm so glad I got to experience it!

Oh K-Dog has been trending recently and there is always a long line with about 30-minute wait. We were lucky to wait for only 20 minutes on a Sunday noon and the line got worse after we ordered. We had their #4 Cheddar Hot Dog and #9 Potato Hot Dog for $12 with tax & tips. It was so fresh, cheesy and delicious, totally different from the frozen ones we got from H-Mart. One of the best things we love is the various sauces available at the self-served area. Our favorite sauce was the Gochu hot sauce, which was appetizing and matched with the hot dogs so much. We would like to visit again, but only if the line is not too bad.

My first time having a Korean hotdog on a stick and it was amazing! I got the Potato Mozza Dog. I was a little disappointed but it was my fault. Mine didn't have hotdog inside haha it was all potato and mozzarella cheese. Next time ima definitely get one with hotdog inside. It was so crispy and flavorful. There's a few dipping sauce choices also.

The line gets SO long but they try to have a fast and speedy service. For the price, I think these were overhyped and I have had better.. I think this place definitely got popular due to Korean Hot Dogs getting popular in social media, but I think this place's quality was not as good as others that I have had. Maybe when I am craving it and I have a lot of time to wait in line (it took us about 35 minutes to order).. that I will visit again

After seeing Korean Hot Dogs all over Instagram, I had to try this place while we were at Smorgasburg. I'd recommend getting there earlier because the lines can be long. There's a $10 minimum for credit cards, so if you're only getting one, make sure you have cash. We got a Sweet Potato Mozza Dog and it was one of my favorite things we had on our NYC trip. There was no hot dog involved, just cheese. I loved the sweet potatoes in the batter. I'd highly recommend trying these!

Very excited to try this place since I heard great reviews from my friend. Came here with her and we ordered: 1. Potato Cheese Dog-- yummy cheese but also don't expect a hot dog! Was expecting one due to the name, but was a little disappointed when it was only Mozzarella! 2. Sweet Potato Hot Dog -- flavor was there, but don't expect to see an actual corn dog inside! It's only filled with Mozzarella Cheese! 3. Cheddar Dog --My fav. Batter was delicious, and I recommend trying it with honey mustard! The outside is crispy with a sugar coated layer 4. Korean Rice Dogs -- sounded interesting, but not really worth trying since there is no corn dog inside, and it's a giant dubboki instead. Very dense tasting, but overall the flavor was decent. 2 hot dogs are very filling since they're very large!

This small shop is located in the lower east village has become a popular go to since the recent tiktok hype surrounding Korean hot dogs and rightfully so! There are a number of options of dogs and even a mozzarella potato dog for those who don't eat meat. I highly recommend trying both out! Also be sure to use all the recommended sauces and toppings for the specific dogs as they really elevate the flavors. There's no indoor seating but there is a outdoor section located right in front of the shop. The hot dogs are pretty affordable and filling for a quick bite. If there's a long line, don't worry as it moves quickly.

I went to the West Village location which I think is new, but it was super empty and quick to order! It took a bit for them to get us the food, but that's because they were making it fresh. There's seating indoors and outdoors. We got two mozza dogs (half cheese, half hot dog) for a little under $10. I last got one of these at Smorgasbord for $7 for one, so I thought this was a much better deal. The outside was super crisp and crunchy and the inside cheese was super gooey. The hot dog part was also really good. You can get them dipped in sugar and add whatever sauce you want by yourself. I added sweet chili and honey mustard, which I recommend. But they also have regular ketchup and mustard.

Every now and then, I find myself craving food from this place. I wish they had a mozzarella wrapped hot dog one, but the next best in this form is the cheddar dog. They have a wide variety of sauces, too. A nice snack at a good price. The avo toast on garlic bread is REALLY GOOD. Would recommend. They almost always have a long line on weekends. Maybe try a weekday :)

Best Korean corn dog in the city!! Always a great experience coming here and is my personal favorite of all the Korean corn dog options in the city. We ordered the half mozzarella half hot dog rolled in cinnamon sugar (doing this is a must - adds a great sweet salty combo to the dog). Favorite toppings to add are mustard & ketchup + honey mustard on the side to dip. There's a nice pavilion to eat at next to the storefront. 10/10 recommend if you are looking for a nice snack in the Chinatown

Korean corndogs are the hottest new 2021 trend all over Instagram and TikTok. All over social media, you've probably seen clips of the Korean corndogs' legendary cheese pulls. I got the potato dog, mozza dog, and the squid ink half-and-half at Oh K-Dog. Unlike their American brethren, these Korean counterparts are filled with cheese, they're wrapped in a rice-based dough rather than a wet cornmeal batter, they're sometimes coated in potatoes/panko/ramen noodles for added crunch, and they accentuate the sweet side with a sugar coating. After seeing hundreds of clips all over the internet, I don't think the Korean corndog lives up to the hype. The sweet/savory balance is a fun adaptation on a childhood Americana state fair classic. The hot dog is more flavorful than a regular traditional hot dog. And with the added textural crunch on the exterior, the corn dogs offer some interesting variety. But, the amount of cheese is too overwhelming, it's overtly decadent, and the line is too long.

My wife's cousin was very excited to show us this location while visiting the big apple. We got a deep fried mozzarella stick with sweet potatoes. I really enjoyed the sauce selections they provided with their own concoctions. I was a little sad that my wife wanted to share one, but it turns out half was actually perfect. Very filling! I really wanted to try their sandwiches also, they looked so good! However at 7 pm they had a few sold out options. This is a must when visiting NYC! We will be back!

I went to the Lower Eastside location. There is no seating inside but there is a small area outside where you can stand and eat. Ordered 2 corn dogs and asked for an egg toast but when we received the bill, we ended up being charged for 2 egg toasts which wasn't ideal and the person at the register said it was too late. For 2 people, 2 corn dogs and 2 egg toasts is a LOT of food. We ordered the Oh K classic dog and the potato mozz dog. Both were good and extremely filling. The Oh K classic dog was pretty standard, pretty crispy. The potato mozz dog was nothing special. I probably would just go with the classic dog next time. We also initially only ordered the bacon egg & cheese toast (highly recommend getting this on garlic bread) but since they accidentally orderd another egg toast (avocado egg toast) we tried it out as well. For the bacon egg & cheese, this was really good. This was an entire meal itself. I do wish there was another piece of bacon as I think they cooked 1 slice of bacon and split it into 2 to place into the sandwich. There is a layer of sriracha and the rest of the sandwich includes fluffy eggs covered in melted cheese. If you want to take a picture of the sandwich, I would ask the register to not place a plastic wrapping over the sandwich when being served. The avocado egg toast was just ok. There wasn't much flavor in this and we were a bit bummed as we originally never wanted it. Both sandwiches are pretty messy to eat so make sure you have the napkins ready.

I've tried my fair share of Korean corn dogs and these are hands down my favorite! The batter is super crispy and light at the same time. There's a good amount of cheese and the sausage is also really good (not a typical hot dog which is a huge plus). There's also a variety of sauces you can top your corn dogs with, and they're all flavorful. This location doesn't have any seating but there is a place to stand outside of the store. The wait for our food took a while, but it's worth the wait because everything is made fresh! I believe there was a $10 card minimum when I went so remember I have some cash on hand just in case.

In my time in NYC I saw massive lines for this place and decided to see what the hub bub was about. The main draw is essentially a fancy version of a corn dog (so if that sounds good to you then you'll like this place). There is a large selection of items you can get (different exterior, choice of a hot dog interior or cheese etc). Items I tried (as of 5/2021). Sweet Potato Hot Dog - $5.49 Bacon & Cheese Egg Toast - $7.49 The sweet potato hot dog was pretty good (massive would be an understatement. The outside you can choose to coat with sugar, cinnamon or even both and there are plenty of different condiments to put on. The overall taste was good but I hesitate to say if I could really taste the sweet potato. The Bacon, Cheese and Egg toast was also surprisingly good (and hefty). I enjoyed this as well. Overall I was surprised and understood the hype behind this place. If the menu items are something that you fancy then this place would be a no brainer. Just make sure to come during off peak hours or be prepared to wait. Also make sure you pay attention to your number since it can be hard to hear your number called when it's busy!