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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Lifestyle
Alice Fisher

Korea on a stick: why the K-dog is Britain’s latest street-food hit

Wagamama’s Vegan K-Dog.
Wagamama’s Vegan K-Dog. Photograph: Wagamama

Deep fried and coated in batter, seasoned with sauces such as gochujang chilli paste, sweet chilli and good old-fashioned ketchup, Korean corn dogs – or K-dogs – have become a cult street-food hit in the last few years. Now they’re going mainstream as Asian chain restaurant Wagamama puts a vegan K-dog on its menu.

A take on the American corn dog – a deep-fried frankfurter in cornmeal – K-dogs can substitute cheese, chicken sausage or fish for the traditional hot dog. They come coated in batter and served on a stick.

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