Well! That's sorta accurate. Turns out "corn dog store" would have been an even better descriptor.
As Steven points out, there's now a QR code out front ... taking you to the website for Two Hands — "Seoul fresh corn dogs" ...
This looks to be the first NYC location for the expanding company that has franchises in California, Arizona and Nevada.
This looks to be the first NYC location for the expanding company that has franchises in California, Arizona and Nevada.
Here's a look at what to expect with their varieties of corn dogs...
... and here's some
Ewww, what kind of ad is that ?
ReplyDeleteWhile I agree with you, I have to say the “potato dog” seems interesting!! The other ones? Not so much.
DeleteYeah that ASMR ad made me not want one....Crif Dogs where are you?!
ReplyDeleteSo I called it correctly when I mentioned last week it may be like the Korean hot dog place on Ludlow which always has lines
ReplyDeleteWhy does everything have to get "Chef-ed up"?
ReplyDeletesurprised we haven't seen more of these in the us, given their popularity in asia. looks like great prices, too.
ReplyDeleteI try not to comment on foods I have not tasted and I love Korean food, but this does not look awesome. It looks horribly complicated, over-branded, unnatural, and I am going to guess, overpriced. About as appealing to me as an M&M store in Times Square.
ReplyDeleteI love Corn Dogs; I don't have a fetish for them or anything, but one of the things I love about them is their encapsulated form, very tidy to eat, so a messy corn dog is not something I look for, but of course I'll have to check it out once they open and see if they have something I think I can handle.
ReplyDeleteSeveral years ago, it was possible to get a vegan corn dog at a few places in NYC; I really think this would sell if it were available again.
ReplyDeleteThat's "just like my opinion, man."