Two Hands Corn Dog San Marcos

Definitely different. I have never experienced anything along the idea of a Korean inspired corn dog of sorts. Hurray for the person that came up with the ideas of corn battering damn near anything that will fit on a stick. Just how do they get those small diced potatoes to stick on the corn batter anyways? Perfectly executed cooking, preparation and plating (in cute little proprietary take out boxes that fit the stick) and rather impeccable service. The Dirty (cheese) Sauce and Hot Cheetos powder was on both the Potato Dog and the Dirty (tots) Fries. As soon as I opened the boxes I had realized that I should have got the Kimche Fries. At least they would've had different flavors and textures. I don't know about anything else on the menu, but I don't think this is my thing. Pretty basic fried food offering. Just the various coated dogs and thetwo kinds of fries. Nothing else. Oh wait . . . there's corn! The several patrons inside were of a younger generation and seemingly enjoyed the stretching of the cheese (obviously cheese filled style) as they pull the dogs away from their bite. The place was busy with orders being taken, orders being picked up and filled by one single person. The food takes just a bit to be prepared in the back and serviced up front at the counter. A very efficient, and minimalized franchise model. Perhaps good for a food court in a mall . . . just not my thing. Dicks

Food is overloaded and the flavors don't mix well. Too much breading, not enough dog. The people are nice but the ambiance is a bit basic and crowded

My husband was in the mood to have some hot dog so we checked what was in the area as we on our way home. This place is what he selected. We pulled into the small shopping center. As we parked we realized the place is similar the a place we had tried before in San Diego. These were fancy hot dogs and we were not in to the mood for eclectic hot dogs. So we opted for the American Classic. This hot dog had ketchup, mustard and onions. It was an average hot dog, I didn't find the hot dog had much flavor. My husband felt the same. We probably won't return for a classic, but maybe would return to try one of the many options they have to offer.Customer service was there, but nothing to write about. The parking lot is tight and could be crowded. The inside offered seating and the decor was simple.

Really nice fusion of Korean style corn dogs and Mexican Fruteria flavors. Simple and straightforward menu and minimal interior, they put the focus on getting some good food to you quickly.Enjoying with a slush drink is fantastic on a warm day.

I have tried other Korean corn dogs but this ones have something that makes it delicious.