Two Hands Corn Dogs

First time having these I was living in Arizona. They have two hands there as well. I'm obsessed with the concept of the corn dogs. They sell them at food festivals and I always order them. I think everyone needs to try these at least once in their lives. You are missing out! The restaurant has a good amount of seating in my opinion. It wasn't busy but a lot of people usually take these to-go. Service was great. Very friendly and welcoming. Those dogs are made quick and come out tasty. So excited to have a two hands in Denver! Will be back soon!

I was really excited to try Two Hands Corn Dogs, especially after seeing cheese sticks on the menu, but unfortunately, the ordering process was a bit frustrating. The employee kept insisting we had to choose a coating first, which I did, but then when I tried to order the classic, she told me I couldn't get it that way without offering any guidance on how to actually place the order. After a bit of back-and-forth, we decided to skip the cheese sticks and go with the elote and lemonade slush instead.The seating options were extremely limited, and the area could use a thorough cleaning--the tables and floor felt a bit neglected. There's no outdoor seating, which was disappointing, especially with how tight the indoor space felt.As for the food, the elote was underwhelming. The corn tasted like it had been sitting around for a bit too long, and the sauce was only applied on top, leaving the rest of the corn a bit bland. It just didn't satisfy my craving for a good elote. On the bright side, the lemonade slush was refreshing and tasty.Overall, while the slush was a highlight, the experience left much to be desired, and I'm unsure if I'll return given the lack of seating, cleanliness, and the letdown with the elote.

There was only 1 worker inside so to make things easier, we ordered on the little kiosk at the front. It was super easy to order and food was made to order so when it came out it was fresh and hot. The flavor was really good. Tasted like what the Korean hot dogs usually tasted like for the original one which was covered in sugar, ketchup, and mustard. The potato one was also great with the sprinkle of hot cheeto flavoring. The seating inside was a bit weird since the chairs and table were like outdoor seating type. Nothing too comfortable. Parking was only street parking so if it was a busy day I would think it would be a bit difficult to find parking. Overall, I would definitely come back here if I'm ever in the mood for some freshly made Korean style hot dogs.

So I found this place on IG and saw that it was very popular so of course I had to try it. We ordered the assorted box that came with 5 different Korean corn dogs which were half mozzarella and half hot dog. The flavors were spicy dog, potatoe dog, crispy rice dog, classic dog and two hands dog all for 29.99 and I also got the kimchi fries for 5 bucks and some change. I will say that the hype is not all there. They were okay. Very minimal flavor and just not what I expected. They look like they would be packed with flavor but they're not. The cheese is very cheesy for sure it ate right away. The dogs were crispy though. The kimchi fries were really good actually. But not spicy at all like kimchi. I personally wouldn't come back the food is not my jam or that great. The service however is amazing. The ladies working are great. This is my 2nd time posting this for some reason Yelp removed my last review I did for this place.

Stretlet parking only. Gotta download the app or use the kiosk to the north. Or you can park at the vacant Chase bank lot. At the time of the visit, only one table was occupied but the place was in an array of disorder. The one and only lady was preoccupied with something.You order from the kiosk, CC or cash. Very well designed self ordering menu.Lil kiddo got the crispy rice dog, coated with tiny rice puffs. I got the classic half dog and half mozzarella. Sorry. Ate before taking photos.Overall, mine was good. Kiddo said liked hers too. Very well prepared. Hot dog seems to be saltier than other Korean hot dog joints.Price was definitely higher than MyungRang at Parker Road. I guess rent is higher at the DU area.I would probably revisit.

Super disappointed there's no pizza options. I've waited a literal year for this place to open. I've messaged them so much on Instagram about why they were so delayed with opening that they stopped responding lolThey have you order your food on a kiosk and then asks for a tip. That was odd. You get a printed ticket and when your order is ready, an audio recorded voice calls your number. That was cool.Anyway, I love Korean corndogs so I'm excited to have a place down the street! I got the spicy dog with half mozzarella and sausage. Save the ranch dog the same way. I have to say the range was the better of the two.Parking is tricky and a bit of a hassle since it's at an intersection so plan accordingly. I'd go back to try the other options.

Parking may be difficult to find when coming to this location.The person in charge of marketing and design is absolutely outstanding. The visuals inside are amazing from the food to the signage.The customer service was minimal. They seemed friendly while working, but did not communicate with us during our first visit. We used the services of a self check out machine. It was fairly easy to use. Our food looked better than it tasted. We were under the impression that they would be corn dogs. From three separate orders of specialty items on a stick.... Only one had any resemblance of meat inside. And it seems like a mini sausage that only filled the item on a stick 1/3 of the way. Our food items should have been called Mozzarella sticks on a stick.The prices were fair. I should have ordered a slushy drink. I don't know if we will be coming back in the future. Good customer service would have asked if it was our first visit and explained a bit of what to expect.

I was so excited when I saw there was a Two Hands in Denver! We ordered our food online ahead of time (highly recommend as there often seems to he a long wait). We got the Seoul classic, potato, and spicy corn dogs with half sausage and half mozzarella. It was just as good as I remembered! I love how customizable each corn dog is. I'd be curious to try the spicy sausage next time. The sugar on the Seoul classic seems like it would be weird, but it is seriously so good. The Cheeto puff powder on the potato and spicy corn dogs is also fantastic. Glad to know that this place is in Denver!

I loved this food. I ordered in on door dash & it did not disappoint. The packaging held up through travel really well. The only reason this isn't 5 stars is because on of the corn dogs (the potato one) also came with the hot Cheeto dusting which we did not order on that one. The tater tots we could have passed on, but they weren't bad. I personally recommend the spicy hot Cheeto dust with a normal pork dog!

This place opened just a few months ago. You start by picking your corn dog. There are 7 interesting options to choose from including traditional. Next you pick your filling. I chose the half sausage half mozzarella potato dog. The corn dog is covered in crispy potatoes bits. The first few bites are ooey gooey cheese. It's like eating a giant flavorful cheese stick. It takes a few bites to get to the sausage but that paired with the potato was delicious.They have outdoor seating so I sat outside. A couple walked in saying they were from the Springs! I look forward to coming back and trying more corn dogs!