Stop #2 for Joy's Food Adventure. Get a hot dog.
Seriously.
Just. Do. It.
It's a not so average hot dog joint with mash-ups that leave you wondering, "Why the frump didn't I think of this?!" I guess it also helps to merge different cultures together. All cultures are represented in a fusion-esq way. The interior was cozy with a diner like feel. The people at the counter were really nice and happy!
It's safe to say that I am a fan of the all mighty (sometimes) mysterious hot dog. If you are as well then you will truly appreciate the slight snap of the casing with all it's majestic glory. I only wish I had the stomach for some pork belly bacon or chicken.
We ordered:
*Bulgogi - the meat and the slaw was very flavorful, but I personally wasn't too keen on the sauce. Took me over the edge.
*Gagnam -Chopped green onion, thin strips of seaweed, sesame seeds, cucumbers, sauce. Probably my favorite because of it's simplicity. It was refreshing and had the right amount of stuff to keep me interested.
*Carne Asada Fries - not as good as San Diego style. The carne was a lil' on the tough side and the fries got soggy fast. Would have liked an avocado piece or two.
Worth a try for sure!