JAPADOG

Name: JAPADOG
Address: 530 Robson St, Vancouver, BC V6B 2B7, Canada, B, Canada

4.2/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	530 Robson St, Vancouver, BC V6B 2B7, Canada
Phone :	📞 +98
Website :	http://www.japadog.com/
Categories :	Fast food restaurant , Hot dog restaurant ,
City :	B
Description :	Storefront outlet for the popular street-food purveyors offering over a dozen Japanese-style dogs.

530 Robson St, Vancouver, BC V6B 2B7, Canada

Best Hot dog restaurant in Canada

L	Lance Hang on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Curry fries is a must try. They were hot, crunchy, and well-seasoned. The hot dogs were also delicious.
V	Vitali T. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This place is a must try for anyone looking to experience Asian food in Vancouver, A real unique gem for ?? Japanese way ? hot dogs, lots of options.They serve poutines fries with gravy sauce and cheese, Takoyaki creamy balls filled with diced octopus ? if you prefer trying something else beside their hot dogs. Place is very small inside for dine in, service was quick expect line ups inside, food was fresh , vegetarian sausages ? available which is appreciated, staff was helpful and friendly !
J	James Chan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Fast and tasty with a cool twist. Favourite item is probably the the hot dog and the shake fries. Really good combo! Would definitely come back and try the other items.
T	Tatchai Titichetrakun on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A Japanese style hot dog here in Vancouver and close by, both as stores or food trucks. I think the taste is just like a normal hot dog but they are affordable and they create some new atmosphere to the city. They have such a lot of varieties for you to choose from.
U	Ufuoma Muwhen on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I was in need of a quick bite and stopped by Japadog before heading to Stanley Park for the afternoon. Upon arrival you can really tell that the focus of this place is the food, and the food only. I’d probably treat this place as a grab and go kind of spot as there is a bit of seating, but the interior isn’t anything special or well kept. The service isn’t that great either, but that could have been because they were pretty busy and didn’t seem to have much workers. We ordered the Yakiniku Rice, Tonkatsu, and Wagyu Termiayo hot dogs, and paired them with some Ramune (one my recent favourite drinks). The Yakiniku had tasty meat, but the rice was extremely soft and mushy. Also, watch out when eating this because it’s a messy one! The Tonkatsu was my favourite. Everything about this ‘hot dog’ tasted really great together, but the pork Katsu was kind of small. The Wagyu was yummy as well, but in my opinion, it didn’t taste super different from the regular hot dog in the Yakinikuo. If I’m being honest, I kind of feel like this place is a bit overhyped. I was expecting amazing tasting and unique hot dogs, but I think their quality of ingredients kind of takes everything down a notch. That, alongside a poorly looked after seating area and decent service.. all made for not the best experience.
A	Audrey T on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Japadog is quite nostalgic to me as a staple eccentric Vancouver Japanese eats. A little more geared towards tourists. However, I stopped by with a friend to grab a snack and it was pretty yummy! It was a little smaller than I remembered from before though. The hot dog itself was still very tasty and grilled well.
B	Ben Philipp “Boomeffects & co.” Siemens on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Good place to eat. I really started to like japadog and it is really famous in Vancouver. I can recommend eating there but you should order it before you go there on their website since it takes round about 15 min till your food is ready.
L	LeWayne Ballard on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Came by for a late night meal after arriving in Vancouver at midnight. It was only a block away from the hotel and the menu sounded very interesting. So many items sounded good, but decided on the Okonomi hot dog, Curry Poutine, and Takoyaki. There was only 1 other person in line and service was very fast. Received my order within 15 minutes. The inside was closed and it was too cold to eat outside, so took it back to the hotel. Everything was packed nicely and was still hot. Most important thing to remember is this is casual street food and not traditional Japanese food, traditional hot dog, or traditional french fries. With that, food was fun and interesting. The takoyaki was the most traditional item. The hot dog had a nice covering of bonito flakes and the hot dog was good. The Curry Poutine is basically curry over french fries, don't expect actual Poutine, but is good if you like curry and french fries. If you want traditional Poutine, then I'd recommend somewhere else. Overall, good street food with a nice twist of Japanese food and flavors over hot dogs and french fries.