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Crunchy Hot Dogs at MadMunch21

 

Are you a fan of Korean hotdogs? Hungry but do not want to spend much? Head on over the MadMunch21 for lunch. Introducing Korean corndogs in Nepal, this stick food is different from the average sausage sticks you get out on the streets. It's crunchy, it's yummy, it's different, and it's fulfilling.

Korean street foods are just as popular as their Kpop bands, their movies, or their dramas. And to be honest, they are a bit ahead when it comes to street food with the food not only being unique and aesthetic but equally delicious to munch on. In many instances, they’ve taken the average food and brought it to a whole other level. You’ll find that pancakes are no new thing, a popular breakfast food even. But the Koreans take a step further making pancakes airy, light, and cake-like with cream and fresh fruit and various toppings. And same is with the corndogs which actually originated in the US. It was a different take on hotdogs with the hotdogs being coated in cornmeal and easier to eat and munch on. But when corndogs adapted to Korea, they gave it their own twist adding cheese to corndogs and fries to the exterior. The results? A crunchiness and cheese pull you will rarely get in the average corndog.

Of course, I had seen corndogs and Korean hotdogs taking the internet by storm at one point or another. But I was rather excited when they happened to be available in Nepal. And why wouldn’t I be? I had tried the ones in Fryday’s and they were good. But hearing all this commotion about Madmunch and seeing all these stories urged me to go there. It’s not that far, in the UWTC building in Tripureshwor, they provide you an array of options from classic corndogs to fries corndogs, half and half, full cheese corndog. The cheese pull is immense, the corndogs crispy and these dogs are huge. I was not expecting that size. You will be full with one dog. And for that size, the rate seems to be justified. Yes, these Korean hotdogs are better than the corndogs available at Fryday’s. Go on a lunch date with your friends to Madmunch21. You will be pleasantly surprised. 

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