Steff Hotdog

If you know Michael well, you know he loves hotdogs. It's pretty much a staple in his diet, alongside milk and cookies. One of his students, "Jessica," told him he could get a Chicago style hotdog and he immediately told me after the class, "We're going to Steff Hotdog tonight."

Steff Hotdog happens to be adjacent to TLC, so it's kind of strange that we haven't been here before. The brand is Danish, but I've never heard of them before coming here. The menu is pretty straightforward. They have sandwiches, hotdogs, some basic Korean fast food options like corn salad, cheese sticks and french fries, and of course coffee. Steff Hotdog is actually more known for their coffee in Korea than for their hotdogs.

Michael ordered one "Original" and one "Chili Hotdog." I ordered the tuna and egg sandwich and we shared an order of "Cajun Fries" and a "Cider." The spread of food looked pretty good.

They received major points for having American ketchup. They also received negative points for only giving us this small packet of ketchup for our large bag of potato wedges.

Michael started with the original dog and he was delighted to say it was good. The second one, looked in the pictures to have bits of beef on it, kind of resembling the chili dog most of us know. The one he got, however, was a Korean style dog with a chili spiced condiment, some sweet pickles, and of course corn. Michael was not happy about this one. He was actually quite upset, but he still ate it. The Cajun fries were pretty good. They were like seasoned potato wedges. My sandwich was good too. The bread was lightly toasted and the tuna salad had french fried onions in it. There was a dijon mustard style spread on it as well that made it quite tasty. We will probably be coming back.