it' dog

this is hands down my go to place for korean fried chicken. it is a great place to go anytime - whether it be lunch or a midnight snack. it is a great place to drink in the company of a few friends too. their soju is not overpriced.

i typically order combo c with soy garlic chicken. did you know that you could substitute fries for rice at no extra charge? now you do! thechickenis very well seasoned here. in comparison to sfc, thechickenhere is crispier (which i do love very much) and the flavors are balanced well. asides from chicken, their poutines are amazing. my favorites are the kimchi and bulgogi flavored ones!

the only downfall about this place is the limited seating. there are five tables total and sometimes there is nowhere to sit so i end up going elsewhere. this seems to be the case with all friedchickenplaces, however. the atmosphere isn’t very different from a typical late night diner, but it’s not terrible.

overall, this place is definitely worth a try if you are interested in trying some edmonton exclusive fried chicken!

the friedchickenhere is amazing. pretty much my go-to place when i have the friedchickencravings. seoul friedchickenis good too but they lack any spicy flavors. i don't know what it is about thechickenthat they use at itdog, but it's soooo tasty! usually i get the 5-piece chili or sweet&spicy. some times i'm feeling brave and get the hardcore chicken. warning: it's pretty friggin spicy. if you get the hardcore, make sure to get the sauce on the side so you are not regretting it after.

the hardcore poutine here is also one of my favorites.

i don't really recommend any of the hotdogs here. they are pricey and won't satisfy your hunger. if you want a hotdog, go to costco lol

overpriced 2 piecechicken
and hotdogs were disappointing. toppings were sparse, weiner was grey and the bun was to much. i’ll go to sfc forchickenand elsewhere for hotdogs

friendly greetings at the counter, free parking and they are always are fast with their food. i always enjoyed the soy garlic friedchickenand bulgogi poutine!!

a local garneau area fave. small location that you can't blink or you will miss driving down 109st. bulgogi poutine fries...surprisingly delicious. the sweet and salty combination is a great taste that was quite unexpected. friedchickenwas also decent....but on the high side compared to other friedchickenplaces. blasting k-pop music on the speakers and tv was also interesting....

ordered friedchickenthigh with sauce - did not give sauce. always check!!!!! they don't give you sauce unless you check for it.

ordered kimchi dog without green onions - they did not care and put them on anyways.

i loooovvveeee this placeeeeeee!
never disappoints, their hot dogs are great , theirchickenis amazing!
it's one of my favourite places to go for some different fried chicken

best damnchickeni've ever had
knocks nandos and cocos outta the park!
soy garlic fried chicken. sweet and spicyhmmmm
and bulgogi dog
to die for

popped in here for a quick bite. this place is all aboutchickenand dogs. i was in the mood forchickenand was having a hard time choosing because everything on the menu sounded delicious, so i told the gentleman who was taking my order to surprise me. he said the soy garlicchickenwas really popular, so sgc it was! and man it was good! i love fried chicken, i mean who doesn't!?!. but i am often disappointed when i order it - thischickenhowever was cooked to perfection! juicy inside and the batter was crispy and seasoned nicely - the perfect amount of sweet and salty. only complaint i have is the fries i was served appeared to be mccain crinkle fries.. which is a huge letdown at any restaurant, in my opinion. homemade fries are super easy to make so there's just no excuse for anything else. but when i look at the photos others have posted on here, the fries in those pics look totally different and appear homemade at that.. so perhaps they were just ran out of potatoes that day? here's hoping because then they would have scored a 5/5 from me.

don't waste your money i order the $12.00 hotdog 1 piecechicken& fries combo!
at 1:00 pm on a sunday my hotdog had been sitting in what i assume was a steamer with a slice down the length for long enough to get that greyish colour all around the outside so it essentially tasted water logged the option to top the dog was mustard and ketchup. thechickenwas a tiny yes tiny leg and the fries were i'm pretty sure frozen not fresh.
the person who served me was so impersonal i felt like i was an inconvenience.
maybe if i had ordered one of the fancier hotdogs the grey colour would have been hidden under the toppings but hey dudes if your going to sell a hotdog straight up at least make it one that hasn't turned to a mushy stick of grey matter

some of the best friedchickeni have had! the hotdogs are tasty as well but i wish they had more condiment options. unfortunately, i am one of those people that likes to put everything and the kitchen sink on their hotdog. i was even surprised that there was no hot sauce for my fried chicken. ah well. still tasty!

my boyfriend and i were roaming whyte avenue trying to look for seoul friedchicken(we were both craving korean fried chicken), only to find out they were sold out ofchickenand wouldn’t have anymore until 5:30. he had class at 6:00, so we settled on it dog just off of whyte avenue.

it dog is a “order at the counter and pick it up yourself” kinda place. it’s decorated with comic book posters and blasts kpop music all through out the restaurant. i settled on the “meal” ($9) which included 2 pieces of chicken, your choice of sauce, and fries or salad. their choices of salad were: coleslaw, macaroni and pickled radish. i chose macaroni and i was really craving rice (filipino problems), so i got a a side of rice for $2. i tried spicy mustard for my chicken, and paulo got sweet spicy. thechickenwas perfectly fried, and smothered in our choses sauces. the macaroni salad i ordered lacked flavour, although the rice was surprisingly good as it was more on the sticky side.

perfect casual spot to grab a beer and eat korean fried chicken. they also have “dressed up” hotdogs for $8 such as butterchickendog and kimchi dog. they also have poutine which i am excited to try next time!

pretty damn good!
well...i left home for a donair...and wound up here. so perhaps...it was a healthier alternative...
as i don't make it to whyte ave. all that often these days, i had to have a few items to make the trip worthwhile...yeah....that's my reason...

anyway.
i decided upon a butterchickendog.
a chilli poutine...and a korean spicychickenskewer.
each item was uniquely satisfying in it's own right. dog was juicy. bun really good. toppings all flavourfull and fresh.
poutine was put together well and not just a big mess.chickenwas well cooked and savory. topped off with a bottle of "house" water, my total was ~$22.
not too shabby for 3 offerings.
i look forward to returning and delving deeper into their menu!

efficient impersonal service. that's where it's at. kim chi dog got me full of all the mouth feels.chickenis alright, but i'd rather get at the wieners.

first time we've tried this place, the food was pricey and almost inedible and incredibly salty. the bulgogi dog smelt like it had been in reheated from being in a smelly freezer, and the soy garlic friedchickenwas well fried but bit too salty. too bad. had high hopes for this place :(