I've tried a few of those and not a big fan of the Korean hot dog. The best hot dogs I've ever had were in NYC and at Wembley Market, in the UK, which years ago used to be held every Sunday just next to the Wembley Stadium. I like a very simple hot dog.
Just sausage or even frankfurter style if its done nicely, with lots of onions (not raw, but soft cooked or caramelised), some ketchup and some mustard or relish. Sometimes a bit of tomato. It has to be hot and the bread has to be quite soft so you can have a couple but it should not be a meal.
I was in Amsterdam and I did not see those types of hot dogs there! Am I missing something? DID I miss something? The ones I had, from vendors on the street, were just like New York ones, maybe the bun was a little heavier that's all. No pizza sauce. LOL
Colombian hot dogs like most of their food is ridiculously and embarrassingly horrible. Simple people with simple tastes, just about all of their food is embarrassingly bad. Women, coffee, and coke (supposedly) all very good. Everything else about their tastes, class, style, etc, comparable to that of a donkey.
They don't even cook / fry their hotdogs, they're steamed. They load them with a bunch of ridiculous shit, cheap poor people shit, potatoe shavings, cheap sauce, small egg, to make their cheap food, served to cheap simpletons, look like something worthwhile.
korean hotdogs are not that good because the hotdog itself is such shit.
think of the worst hot dog you could get from a street vendor in new york or somewhere...then take that down a factor of 100....they never learned how to make a good dog
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