Hungry Bulldog House

Date of visit: 1/17/2025My first time here. We ordered katsu with side of curry, kimchi fried rice and rice cake with added ramen & sausage (mild spicy) Everything was delicious, except the curry sauce, which our party felt meh, BUT the katsu sauce that came with the order was bomb, so...yeah...lol. Another thing needs mentioning is that the rice cake (Tteokbokki) was absolutely delicious! Mild is truly mild and manageable for my kids. They also gave plenty of fish cakes (yum!) and ramen was al dente, which can be a deal breaker for me, otherwise. After the meal, I wondered to myself why it took me so long to try this place lol. Highly recommended!

I had a solo day and wanted to find somewhere new to eat. I stumbled upon this location and decided to try it because of their unique take on Korean food. I ordered their bulgogi grilled cheese which came with fries. I didn't have a huge appetite so half of the grilled cheese and fries were enough. The fries tasted very similar to McDonalds fries (a good thing in my opinion) and their grilled cheese was great as well. However, they had a ketchup-like sauce which I didn't enjoy because I'm not a ketchup fan but nonetheless it was good. They also had a hot sauce counter. I really am appreciate that this felt like a family business. It looked like it was a daughter and father running the business. The young lady set up a water pitcher on my table and brought my food when it was ready. They were all polite and attentive.

Hungry Bulldog House serves delicious Korean street food with quick and friendly service. When I visited, I ordered a spicy katsu sandwich with fries and a K-style hot dog. Do not underestimate the sizing of what you see in pictures - the portions were BIG. The katsu sandwich was superb. I tend to eat spicy things but I think their spicy is a little spicier than expected so I would be cautious of that. Nonetheless, it was really delicious and the generous amount of coleslaw helped by adding some acidity and freshness. The K-style hot dog was so tasty - I've been looking for a Korean style corn/hot dog in the place ever since Top Dog closed and this is an amazing substitute! It was also a lot bigger than expected and pretty filling. There is ample and clean seating. Both times I've been here, I've been greeted the moment I walk through the door with a friendly hello by the young woman working!

The BEST katsu evahhhhh!!!! And i've been to a lot of katsu places including Tokyo. I crave for this place weekly! Small place with a big katsu crunch

I first came to Hungry Bulldog House a few years ago to try it out. Now I go to the dance studio in the same plaza so I see it a lot more often. I was craving some tteokbokki and Korean style hot dogs and this was the perfect spot to get both. I went in on a Friday right at noon and there was only one table being occupied. As soon as I sat down though people just started flooding in for the lunch rush. I ordered the Mozzarella & Sausage K-Style Hot Dog ($5.49) and the Spicy Soup Rice Cakes with Sausage added ($14.99 + $2.50). Once I sat down at a table the cashier, who was basically taking orders and busing the tables on her own, brought over a jug of water with a cup, some napkins, and a pair of chopsticks. The hot dog was really big and I could get full just off of it, although the hot dog was mostly the mozzarella cheese and only the lower third of it was the sausage. They put out a few condiments out at the front for you to top the hot dog with. They have the classic mustard and ketchup, but they also have sweet & sour, honey mustard, and sweet chili. I also liked adding the sweet chili sauce to my hot dog. The tteokbokki was a big order and is probably meant for sharing but it was just me. I got mine at the medium spicy level, and it was definitely not for the weak. It wasn't unbearable, but I did have to reach for my water quite a few times. I do wish there was at least an add on for some vegetables because there were a lot of carbs and protein, but no vegetables which I would really like to have in my meals. The place really filled up quickly during the lunch rush, and by the time i even received my plates all the tables had been taken up. It's a nice spot to have a quick meal, and the prices are pretty reasonable. They really need to get someone to help bus the tables because that poor girl was running back and forth taking orders AND bringing out orders/cleaning the tables, but she was killing it, props to her.

Ok I think I've mentioned before my kids love ASIAN cuisine ... that's their 2go. I've had this place bookmarked for several months, and today we decided to have lunch here. Wow, all the dishes were delicious. Even though it is small family owned/run, only three people working here, the service was quick. It does get crowded so try to come before the lunch rush. And now this Otis our second time here ... trust delicious!

This is de best, Tteoppoki place I ever tried thus far.And it is affordable compared to other restaurants offer this menu, portion wise, it is good for 2 people.My advise, for all of you that love spicy, medium level is perfect and tolerable BUT not spicy coz it will end you not be able to enjoy the foodThe lady that I suspect the owner, was the one who took our order. I also ordered the hot dog - jalapeno & cheese flavor and the size is huge and served hot (temperature).This small business is really deserved for a try!Especially the foods variation are homey & authentic Korean dish!

When we walked in for dinner yesterday there was no one dining inside or making togo's. We saw over 4 stars for this restaurant and decided to give it a try. Inside the restaurant was cute with bulldog sign on the wall. It makes we wonder how they got so many 5 star reviews for this place. Unless I ordered the wrong item to try but we were feeling some jjajang and something soupy so ordered tofu soup along with spicy popcorn chicken. You walk in and order and sit down at any open table. They bring out the water after you order with plates and silverware. 1. Jjajang Noodles tasted like powdered jjajang and my potatoes were not cooked all the way. 2. Spicy Tofu Stew was basically tofu soup and soup itself had no flavor and it had bunch of chopped on onions inside. I know I wasn't expecting army soup like flavor but got ours with pork belly and expected little more deep flavor. 3. I am pretty sure on the pictured menu popcorn chicken looked like popcorn chicken you order from boba shops and we thought spicy version would be spice added to popcorn chicken but we actually got gangjung style boneless chicken which kinda threw us off. I should have read some of the reviews beforehand but lot of them were raving about tteobokki and katsu but definitely had better when it came to korean bunsik style food.

I came here during a Saturday early evening and it wasn't busy at all. Actually I felt bad that I interrupted the cashier's meal time when I walked in lol. Ordering was super simple and it's a very casual joint. You order up front first and seat wherever you like. I got the bulgogi plate, which was not that bad. Although the meat was a bit too tender, but the flavor was pretty okay. It generally seems like the food is okay, but the service here is nice!

Hungry Bulldog offers a fantastic variety of delicious Korean snacks with rich, bold flavors and a warm, friendly atmosphere that makes every visit enjoyable and satisfying!