Hungry Bulldog House

I’m giving this place 3 stars. For one it’s a really cute little restaurant… the staff are sweet and the service wasn’t too long of a wait for the food. They have the menu displayed outside that you can check before entering as well just so you have a better idea of what kind of Korean foods they sell. It was very clean and they do have tables you can sit & eat at if you decide to dine-in. For my case I did take out since I was on my lunch break. I ordered the popcorn chicken bowl and was unfortunately disappointed. Maybe I got a bad batch for my meal but the chicken was extremely dry and very hard to bite into. It had no seasoning as well, I could tell after eating a few that they were either re-fried again from a previous batch or just overcooked. But they were difficult to eat after a

We like Hungry Bulldog House, including their food, their concept, and the service. They serve Korean comfort food such as spicy rice cakes, katsu, and corn dogs, and the atmosphere is casual. My daughters always like to order their cheese dogs, and we ordered the mozzarella and K style hotdog original (full sausage dog) with cheetos and they tasted so delicious. The service was also good, and the interior is cute. I will try their other items on the menu next time.

I love Korean food! This place really satisfied my cravings!! 🤤 Everything I had was delicious! •dragon fruit lemonade- refreshing and good! And it looks pretty doesn’t it 😁 •spicy soup rice cake- with cheese & ramen & dumplings 🤤 •Korean corn dog! Cheesy and very crispy outside! •Kim chi fried rice with egg! 😋

Service is the standout here - 6 stars! First off, it’s def a mom and pop shop and seems like the couple are the only/main staff when we went. We were welcomed the moment we arrived, but not rushed. Had lots of questions and they answered everyone one, almost too honest :). We had our dog with us and very politely asked if we would like to eat there and if so, they would set us up outside. Just a bout the nicest way to say dogs not allowed inside, but never did ask us to take him outside even while ordering. They also provide you with gloves so we wouldn’t get our hands dirty. How awesome is that! The final kicker was the 10% discount for DB Restaurant week that we didn’t even ask or know about (there was a big sign though :) Settled on the mozzarella and pepper Jack corn dogs to start. T

Family owned Korean spot with Korean corn dogs and katsu. Ordered takeout from here on a Friday for lunch, and placed my order over the phone (they didn’t have an online ordering option). You pay for the food when you pick up. Our order took about half an hour to get ready. Credit cards accepted. We got an original Korean corn dog, which had a beef hot dog inside a Panko crusted exterior. The bread was chewy and had a mochi-like texture, which we enjoyed. The pork katsu had two pieces, rice, and a slaw. It’s good for two people to split. We also got an order of rice cakes, which is good for 3-4 people. We paid extra to add cheese and udon. We got medium spicy, which was decent; I think we could have gotten spicy and it would be great.