it' dog

the fried chicken here is amazing. pretty much my go-to place when i have the fried chicken cravings. seoul fried chicken is good too but they lack any spicy flavors. i don't know what it is about the chicken that 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 hardcorepoutinehere 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

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

really liked this place because the prices are so student friendly and also thepoutinethat i had tasted quite good. if you are around north campus then do check it out.
i have been here a couple of times now and i think it's my favourite place to get poutine. my experiences have been a little inconsistent though. they could work on that.

my boyfriend and i were roaming whyte avenue trying to look for seoul fried chicken (we were both craving korean fried chicken), only to find out they were sold out of chicken and 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. the chicken was 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 butter chicken dog and kimchi dog. they also havepoutinewhich i am excited to try next time!

unbelievable!  got to try it' dog tonight.  was very excited to try it. and it was absolutely excellent!  loved it!  everything was great except the poutine.  we asked for and paid for the bulgogipoutinebut we just received a regularpoutinewhich was less than standards.  i'd suggest skipping thepoutine- especially with a greatpoutineoption right across the street.

went with a friend one afternoon, we had the mushroom dog, peach shrimp dog & kimchi pork poutine. i would go back for thepoutinealone, it was extremely good. the hot dog buns were also very good. the wieners were pretty basic and the shrimp had a bitter taste.
i also didn't like the anime/loud music playing, it didn't really suit the atmosphere you associate with a restaurant. i would go back for apoutineto go though. mixed feelings on this place.

the asian fusion hot dog craze has just hit edmonton! occupying the space which had previously belonged to badass jack's, the short walk from university campus to it' dog definitely makes this fast food joint a hit among uni students. the menu is pretty sweet and straightforward. you have 11 hotdogs, 4 deep fried chicken choices to choose from and if you're feeling a bit more adventurous, you can order a bulgogipoutineor even kimchi pork poutine. with the lack of korean fried chicken in my life during these past 5 months in edmonton, you can imagine how i often i find myself craving for its greasy, oily, ultra-crunchy and salty goodness. we started off with two pieces of fried chicken each. fried chicken ($6.00): nope you're seeing right. that's three pieces. can you imagine the look of delight on our faces when we were all given three pieces instead of just two? how glorious and hypnotising does that chicken look? one bite into this perfect golden egg-shell like thin crust on the skin revealed an extremely tender and moist chicken, which was also really well seasoned. sweet mustard chicken ($7.00) even, with the sweet mustard sauce, the skin just crackled and crunched with every bite. it was amazing. sweet & spicy fried chicken ($7.00): this version comes drenched in a sticky sweet and chilli sauce which was perfect in that it was

wasn't impressed. expensive. the fried chicken was extremely greasy and had no flavor. mypoutinehad 5 cheese curbs in the whole thing. and my boyfriends mac n cheese dog had macaroni n no cheese. for 26 dollars it was a big disappointment.

their menu focuses on three main items: hot dogs, fried chicken, andpoutine. the korean style hot dogs are fully loaded with toppings such as bulgogi, fried chicken, mac n cheese, chili, and a lot more to choose from! some of the combinations are a bit more on the wild side for those who like to try different things.