Ugly Donuts & Corn Dogs Forest Hills

I ordered a corn dog with mozzarella cheese. The hot dog inside was literally 1 inch long. I thought there might have been a few of them spaced out inside. But nope. It's just 1, 1 inch long hot dog. I gave this 3 stars because everything else was great. Customer service, quality of the food. All great. The size of the hotdog just literally felt like a prank.

I walked into Ugly Donuts & Corn Dogs expecting something—well—ugly. Like a donut that’s seen some things or a corn dog with an identity crisis. Instead, I was instead greeted by adorable, little donuts that were soft and delicious. If these donuts are ugly, then I’ve been lied to my whole life. The corn dog was a total hit too—crispy on the outside, cheesy on the inside, and the sauce combo the employee recommended was next-level good. Friendly staff, great vibe, and food that makes you instantly happy. Will definitely be back for another “ugly” experience!

Ugly Donuts and Corn Dogs in Forest Hills is a great spot to hang out and grab some unique Korean-inspired corn dogs. I tried the Dynamite, which was described as spicy, and it definitely had a kick! But it wasn't overwhelmingly hot; it had a nice sweetness to it as well. Their corn dogs are definitely bigger than your average corn dog, so you feel like you're getting your money's worth. Plus, they have a huge selection of drinks and desserts to choose from, making it a perfect place for a treat.

Unusual style of donuts but they are made fresh to order. Warm and pillow soft donuts that are very rich in taste. I consider them very sweet so be mindful of sugar content and no more than two donuts is enough. This location is very small so seating can be tight or nonexistent on a busy day; best to get orders to go. Customer service is top notch because the workers are very polite, pleasant and attentive.

I was really excited to try Ugly Donuts after seeing the viral Dubai chewy cookie online. Unfortunately, the experience was disappointing. We ordered through the kiosk and also got a drink, which was actually good. When we received the cookie, the employee behind the counter suggested microwaving it for 5 seconds to make it softer. My mom agreed, assuming it would be quick. However, after 10 minutes, we still hadn’t gotten the cookie. When my mom went back to ask about it, the same employee said, “What cookie?” even though we had the receipt. After showing proof, she said it was “still heating,” which didn’t make sense given how long we had already waited. It felt like she simply forgot our order but refused to admit it. When we finally got the cookie, it wasn’t even warm, which made th