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2013-03-16
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Somehow I think people dinning in Tai Hang usually has a dinning option in mind. So perhaps being a fast food shop, J-dog might not be as populated as other restaurants on the same street. I went today for a quick dinner and found it was actually pretty nice. So hop in here to get their dogs for snack or for a quick meal.J-dog offers six Japanese styled hotdogs, two meal deals and a brunch of snacks. There is a huge vendor machine at the front door and if you don't look closely, you will think i
J-dog offers six Japanese styled hotdogs, two meal deals and a brunch of snacks. There is a huge vendor machine at the front door and if you don't look closely, you will think it is only a large illuminated menu board. The vendor machine only takes octopus card for payment. Basically it works like any vendor machine, on the right side of the machine, you choose your meal by the number, pay the amount. Instead of having the food drops into the tray, a card which looks like below fell down. The next thing you do is to hand the card to the waiter/ chef, and have them prepare the food.
My dog is called Kaso dog, which was a toasted bun with pork sausage, dry dish, cabbage, pork sauce and mayonnaise. The hot dog actually tasted really nice, I loved how toasty the bun was and the combinedflavour of the toppings.
I also had the pumpkin croquettes but it was too sweet for my liking. The only thing I dislike about this hot dog shop is the limited choice on the drink list - only soft drink, beer and yogurt soda. Yet the dog is nice and I can definitely see myself coming again, just for the dog though
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