Seoul Stick

I wanted to like this place more than I did. It located near a lively intersection and really commits to a Korean culture decor and ambiance (eg, has K-pop videos playing). I went with one other person and we both got the corn dogs and were underwhelmed. The sweet potato corn dog was unfortunately a little burnt with blackened pieces that didn't taste as good. The hot Cheeto corn dog was better cooked and had better flavor. The hotdog itself didn't have the best flavor. Being Chicago, the bar for hotdogs is high! Lastly, the service was great. The staff were nice and helpful. I appreciated that they explained items on the menu and brought over condiments when we asked about them.

Was worried it would be gimmicky, but I was wrong! The range of snacks is great and there are plenty of indulgent foods to choose from. They nailed the sweet potato hot dog imo. Even though they took a while to make our food, it was worth it because you could tell it was freshly made. They mimicked the Korean street food vibes well with the decor. The kpop music videos playing in the background were fun as well! - AT

I love Seoul Stick! We came here just as an impromptu detour since the sign caught our eye from across the street. Their corndogs and stick-bokki (which is really just 떡꼬치 TteokKochi) were so crispy, and their sauce was very flavorful. The interior has a mostly minimalist aesthetic, but the service is reliable (albeit a little long, since they do make everything to order) and the ambiance is quite relaxing. It would be very nice to come here with a small group of friends to get Korean street food.

Can confirm still bumping ! Hope this place stays in business for a long time ! Workers are always really friendly and food is delicious.

This is the perfect place if you're craving a little snack. I got the hot Cheeto Korean corn dog with spicy mayo and sweet chili sauce. IT WAS SO GOOD. The corn dog was crunchy and had the perfect amount of Cheeto coating. I ordered the corn dog with half cheese and half hot dog. This place lost points for the long wait (15 for an empty store) and the weird configuration of the half and half option. When I ordered the half and half I was expecting half cheese and half hot dog in the entire thing, but instead, the top part was cheese and the bottom of it was the hot dog. So weird they did it this way! I still highly recommend though. There is plenty of space to sit and enjoy your yummy snack.

Korean corn dogs are so underrated! I got the sweet potato dog with half-beef/half-cheese and it was a great snack. The breading was quite crispy :) Also the restaurant was super clean and peaceful

Haven't had anything I didn't like here. Their Korean corn dogs are great. Perfectly formed. Some of the ones I've had around the city are all misshapen and too much batter. I always get half cheese half dog. My only thing is it's always first half cheese second half dog. I would like both cheese and dog in one bite, please KCD gods make this happen. If they've figured out mozzarella sticks surely this food technology can be applied.Also tasty here is anything dduk (rice cake). On a stick? Yum. In gochujang sauce? Yes.

Cute, small place offering Korean snack/street food. It's nice--not much in terms of dine-in but it's cute. A plain interior, not much to say about the overall ambiance of this location.Food is kind of expensive. $8 for a cupbokki--and it's not a huge portion. Maybe I was spoiled by Korean restaurants in TX, but the portions here are small and I'd rather just buy tteokbokki and make it myself at home. The boba was decent--tea was okay and the actual tapioca was alright. I'm kind of disappointed with it, the boba was overcooked when we went but the taro milk tea was creamy. Service was standard. Anyway, this place is okay. I'll go here when I really want to eat tteokbokki while at work, but I don't see myself being a regular.

Delicious Korean street food! We ordered a corndog, ramen tteokbokki, and stick-bokki. All so good (but also spicy so be careful!). Great for that junk food craving lol. Portions were good for the price. Service a bit slow when busy but understandable. The stick-bokki had a bit too much glaze for my liking but it was fine. Would return!

A pretty new, hyped up spot on Wicker Park's Milwaukee Ave serving a solid range of classic Korean street food staples. It's counter-serve, and the interior is decently spacious, but there aren't too many tables in total. It can get kind of pricey if you're trying to have it as a full meal, as the portions are pretty small / snack-sized. But the prices are reasonable-- everything below cost ~$38.My friend and I tried the following items:- Rose Cup-Booki: Big fan of this one; the flavors were strong, the textures were soft and creamy; delicious all around.- Injeolmi Corn Dog: Got this one with all beef sausage-- I liked it! The grainy flavor was pretty distinctive.- Hot Cheeto Corn Dog: Got this one with all mozzarella-- the hot cheeto flavor wasn't as strong as I expected, but it was pretty good still with the sweet and spicy mayo flavors pulling through. As a whole, the corn dogs are better than Kong Dog (my only point of reference lol). - Original Stick-Bokki: This was pretty good too-- the texture is tight and sticky.A lot of people do takeout here, so we found a seat pretty easily on a Sunday night. The food was pretty slow to come out though. Overall, I was a fan and would come back to try the other stuff on the menu. They have a good amount of vegetarian options too!-- Price (relative to peers): 4.1/5Food: 4.3/5Ambience: 4.4/5Service: 4.5/5Overall Value: 4.3/5