Dogzilla

Not Your Typical Wiener



The wieners themselves are very good. They’re meaty in texture and not salty, however, in this case the toppings make the hot dog. Various Japanese toppings are used to create a truly distinctive and delicious flavor. Their best-selling dog is the Dogzilla so that’s what I had. It consists of an all-beef frank, grilled onions, teri-mayo sauce, avocado and bacon topped with furikake.






These hotdogs are not cheap but are well worth it. The combination of the ingredients work really well together as you can't help but get a burst of flavor in every bite. The teri-mayo adds a sweet, smooth flavor that along with the caramelized onions worked perfectly. The furikake added a Japanese aroma.



Yakisoba dog: Spicy sausage link yakisoba, okonomi sauce, red ginger and nori. I did not try this one but I did take a picture to intice you. I will be going back tomorrow review to follow.

Okaki dog-Bratwurst: melted monterrey jack cheese, wasabi mayo teriyaki sauce, okaki ( rice flakes) and nori flakes.

Furikaki- All beef frank grilled onions, teri- mayo sauce topped with furikake.