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| - I was in the mall doing some shopping and decided to check out what was in the food court for grub. Hubby noticed this hot dog place, so we looked over the menu and it all looked so good. We ended up picking out some hot dogs and fries to share and the lady who took our order was very nice. She told me how she makes the chili herself from scratch and was proud to say she serves "Sabrett" hot dogs. After ordering we sat nearby in the food court and waited a short time for our food.
The Cyclone ($3.99) - All beef Sabrett frank, chili, onions and mustard. The chili is all meat and has no beans. I do prefer beans in my chili, but like it both ways and don't get bothered if it has beans or doesn't as long as it tastes good. I was excited to try this chili since it was made from scratch, but it just had no WOW taste to it. The chili was lacking a lot in flavor in my opinion. I didn't get the onions, they were watery and looked shredded. I would have preferred a freshly chopped onion instead of shaved or however they do it because these onions were soggy and had no crunch. The hot dog also was kind of mushy. I saw them in a small box on the counter (maybe being boiled or steamed in there) and I'm wondering how long they were there because the texture was off. Also there was supposed to be mustard on this hot dog yet I saw no mustard or tasted any. I was impressed with the size of the hot dog, but not the taste and texture.
The Good Fella ($3.99) - All beef Sabrett frank, sauerkraut, mustard and NY onion sauce. Oh my this tasted awful! First off the menu says it has mustard on it. I tasted no mustard on the chili dog and it was supposed to be there and then they went and put deli mustard on this one. Huh? When it says just mustard on a menu that usually means yellow mustard not deli mustard. I love yellow mustard and don't so much love deli mustard, so I already knew I would't care for this hot dog. There was a lot of the NY onion sauce on it though and I was so ready have some of that! I took one bite and just wasn't impressed. The hot dog was soft and mushy like the other one and the onion sauce tasted terrible. I thought the deli mustard was going to ruin the hot dog and it was all the onion sauce. Hubby didn't like the onion sauce either and we had it on another hot dog so he just scraped it off.
Mobster Fries ($3.99) Fries, chili, cheese and onions. I thought the fries were okay, but it's the same thing with the chili lacking flavor and the watery shredded type onions.
Hubby picked a sausage with mustard and onion sauce (came with deli mustard instead of yellow mustard) and a hot dog with marinara and cheese. I didn't even try the one with onion sauce since I knew I didn't like it on the previous hot dog. I did try the one with marinara and though the cheese could have been melted better it actually didn't taste too bad. I feel bad that we didn't enjoy it more because the lady working was so nice, but nothing was memorable enough to come back.
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