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Reviews
Janice Alarcon
Everything tasted delicious . We tried the sushi and miso soup on the lunch special, along with the fried mozzarella cheese (corn dog minus the dog). It was our first time here and we were pleasantly surprised by the portions and the taste. My daughter and I shared the sushi and still had leftovers to take home!
… moreBrian Crouse
Really not great.
Corndog came out undercooked after a 20min wait.
Sushi also below-gas-station-grade.
… moreCorndog came out undercooked after a 20min wait.
Sushi also below-gas-station-grade.
Will
Found this place by accident when I went in the store it is inside to grab a snack during work. Super glad I did as the Playboy roll was delicious.
Had a Monster Shrimp roll on my most recent visit. Rolls are probably the largest I have had. Portions definitely worth the price!
Tried the Tempura Dragon Roll today…delicious! Love passing by here when I am at work and surprising myself with a roll! Well worth it.
… moreHad a Monster Shrimp roll on my most recent visit. Rolls are probably the largest I have had. Portions definitely worth the price!
Tried the Tempura Dragon Roll today…delicious! Love passing by here when I am at work and surprising myself with a roll! Well worth it.
Kai
Mat-Jib fancies itself a purveyor of elevated street fare, offering both sushi rolls and fried hot dogs at prices that suggest artistry; though the experience leans more toward overpriced novelty with a side of attitude.
Let’s start with the pacing: one single fried hot dog with cheese took over ten minutes to emerge from the kitchen. No line, no crowd, just the deep-fryer’s slow existential crisis. Meanwhile, neighboring stall Love Bao cranked out full orders of meat and rice in the time it took Mat-Jib to wrangle one grease-drenched stick on a tray. Efficiency, apparently, is not on the menu.
Now, about the ambiance – specifically the customer service. The grouch at the register, distinguished by a scowl that could curdle dairy, exudes all the warmth of a tax audit. A simple order feels like an imposition, and one icy glare is enough to turn hunger into self-reflection. You don’t so much eat here as endure.
As for the food itself? It has the potential to be good, but like an actor in the wrong movie, it’s overshadowed by bad direction and worse vibes. A snack is only satisfying when served with something approaching basic human kindness. Here, you’ll get calories, but joy is strictly off the menu.
… moreLet’s start with the pacing: one single fried hot dog with cheese took over ten minutes to emerge from the kitchen. No line, no crowd, just the deep-fryer’s slow existential crisis. Meanwhile, neighboring stall Love Bao cranked out full orders of meat and rice in the time it took Mat-Jib to wrangle one grease-drenched stick on a tray. Efficiency, apparently, is not on the menu.
Now, about the ambiance – specifically the customer service. The grouch at the register, distinguished by a scowl that could curdle dairy, exudes all the warmth of a tax audit. A simple order feels like an imposition, and one icy glare is enough to turn hunger into self-reflection. You don’t so much eat here as endure.
As for the food itself? It has the potential to be good, but like an actor in the wrong movie, it’s overshadowed by bad direction and worse vibes. A snack is only satisfying when served with something approaching basic human kindness. Here, you’ll get calories, but joy is strictly off the menu.
Megan (IG: magnoliamegan)
So glad there is a Korean Corn Dog place in Cary, NC! They are so tasty and the all mozzarella corn dog is my favorite! They also have so many kinds of sushi to choose from and it’s delicious!
… moreDaranta Parker
These corn dogs were different lol, but overall I enjoyed them. They were really crispy, and big, I had about 1 and a half before I was too full to finish. I will definitely go back and try their sushi nxt time.
… moreBev OA
This was our first time here today. My family and I have been wanting to try the Korean Corndogs. We drove an hour and a half just to try them. The young lady and gentleman that helped me were extremely nice. They helped me place our large order of the 4 different kinds of Corndogs. They are absolutely worth the price and the time to get here. They are located in the food court inside of the H Mart. They were very busy today and they offer a variety of sushi as well. I would highly recommend coming here. We will come back to get more Corndogs and to try the sushi next time. I must admit my favorite is the potato Corndogs. They are all delicious.
… moreDerrick Snipes
The Korean corn dogs were good overall. The sugar-dusted breading is reminiscent of a fair food. The hotdog inside, however, wasn’t the greatest. The Sushi did not taste the freshest either. Good experience though. The fact it’s inside a grocery store is a plus.
… moreSharice F.C.
1st Timer!!!! Very delicious and Fresh (Pictured: 5 Korean Hot Dog Sampler and the Shrimp Tempura Roll ) The entire store is overwhelming but in a good way…. So much to choose from. I will be back to tour the aisles.
… moreJake Vyper
Mat Jib is one of the “mid” choices in H-Mart Cary’s “food court” and I’d probably rank it 2nd, which isn’t saying much because the only excellent concession here is the #1 ranked Love Bao (Taiwanese food), which I previously reviewed.
We tried both sushi rolls and corn dogs in our 3 experiences as a customer at Mat Jib before: 2 for corndogs, 1 for sushi. The sushis are nothing special here; a bit overpriced for their mediocre quality. However, we’d return to Mat Jib for its Korean corndogs.
There are 4 kinds of corndogs you can choose from:
1. Potato + Hotdog (no cheese) – $8
2. Half Half (Half mozarella/ half hotdog – $7
3. Only Mozarella – $7
4. Only Hotdog – $6
As you can see, no matter what we choose, there seems to be something lacking depending on your choice. What if I want a full hotdog with cheese with my corndog? “Oh sorry, you can’t have that!” What if I also want cheese if I choose the potato + hotdog option? “Oh sorry, that’s not one of the choices either!” If you’re going to sell a corndog for $7+, why not fill it up more?
In our latest visit, we got 1 Half Half corndog to share. I was standing in front of the Mat Jib concession, waiting behind what I thought was a short line. But it turned out that those people were just waiting for their order and the employee standing in front just looked at me without saying a word. I went closer to the cashier, and ordered that Half Half corndog. She asked if I wanted ketchup and mustard placed on top of the corndog or on the side. I said on top.
The service in Mat Jib was kind of slow. There were only about 2 to 3 customers waiting before me, and it took about 15 minutes for our corndog to be ready. We got the spicy popcorn chicken from Love Bao 5 minutes earlier than 1 corndog. Ridiculous!
Mat Jib shares dining spaces with other food concessions here in H-Mart, so there’s nothing special about its ambiance. It can get super crowded here on weekends, so it might be better to just take out a corndog or 2 than wait for vacancy. We didn’t have issues finding a couple of seats on a Wednesday evening, however.
We enjoyed the mozarella cheesiness of the corndog and how the breading is tasty with the mustard & ketchup. One thing that annoyed us was how the hotdog inside was little since it’s half; it was more like a Vienna sausage. Nonetheless, it was the most delicious corndog we’ve devoured together, a more satisfying choice than Mat Jib’s sushi rolls and most of what you can get from other food concessions in H-Mart – Cary.
| Overall Score: 3.3/5
… moreWe tried both sushi rolls and corn dogs in our 3 experiences as a customer at Mat Jib before: 2 for corndogs, 1 for sushi. The sushis are nothing special here; a bit overpriced for their mediocre quality. However, we’d return to Mat Jib for its Korean corndogs.
There are 4 kinds of corndogs you can choose from:
1. Potato + Hotdog (no cheese) – $8
2. Half Half (Half mozarella/ half hotdog – $7
3. Only Mozarella – $7
4. Only Hotdog – $6
As you can see, no matter what we choose, there seems to be something lacking depending on your choice. What if I want a full hotdog with cheese with my corndog? “Oh sorry, you can’t have that!” What if I also want cheese if I choose the potato + hotdog option? “Oh sorry, that’s not one of the choices either!” If you’re going to sell a corndog for $7+, why not fill it up more?
In our latest visit, we got 1 Half Half corndog to share. I was standing in front of the Mat Jib concession, waiting behind what I thought was a short line. But it turned out that those people were just waiting for their order and the employee standing in front just looked at me without saying a word. I went closer to the cashier, and ordered that Half Half corndog. She asked if I wanted ketchup and mustard placed on top of the corndog or on the side. I said on top.
The service in Mat Jib was kind of slow. There were only about 2 to 3 customers waiting before me, and it took about 15 minutes for our corndog to be ready. We got the spicy popcorn chicken from Love Bao 5 minutes earlier than 1 corndog. Ridiculous!
Mat Jib shares dining spaces with other food concessions here in H-Mart, so there’s nothing special about its ambiance. It can get super crowded here on weekends, so it might be better to just take out a corndog or 2 than wait for vacancy. We didn’t have issues finding a couple of seats on a Wednesday evening, however.
We enjoyed the mozarella cheesiness of the corndog and how the breading is tasty with the mustard & ketchup. One thing that annoyed us was how the hotdog inside was little since it’s half; it was more like a Vienna sausage. Nonetheless, it was the most delicious corndog we’ve devoured together, a more satisfying choice than Mat Jib’s sushi rolls and most of what you can get from other food concessions in H-Mart – Cary.
| Overall Score: 3.3/5