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Hours
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–7 PM |
| Monday | 10:30 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3333 Buford Dr Space 1069, Buford, GA 30519
Phone: (470) 589-1444
Website: https://www.ohkdog.com/
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Reviews
Sean Lee (Sean)
The hot dogs taste just like the ordinary ones sold elsewhere, but the toast has gone up in price. However, it still tastes delicious.
Next time, I should order two pieces of toast instead of a hot dog. It seems like this place is more known for its special toast than its ordinary hot dogs.
… moreNext time, I should order two pieces of toast instead of a hot dog. It seems like this place is more known for its special toast than its ordinary hot dogs.
YummyCoty
Korean eggdrop sandwiches are here
This is not new, yet you didn’t know it was here. Why???
Out of all the Korean corndog shops, this location, way up in Buford at the Mall of Georgia is the only kitchen with a griddle built to accommodate this famous Korean must-try egg sando.
Every time I visit Korea, I’m still shocked at the popularity of this item and how many different variations there are. The egg drop sando is still going strong like a viral item for over 10 years now in the many chains in Korea. We finally have it in Georgia and ya’ll aren’t even in the know from someone that actually eats these sandos in Korea to compare…
Compared to the many other egg toast sandwiches I ate in Korea over the years; Oh K-Dog version is even better because:
The eggs are more layered and fluffy. Not flat and wimpy.
The milk bread is fluffy and thicker, not smashed and soggy. Also, you have the option for garlic butter bread!
Sauces – so many customizable and unlimited sauces to add in their sauce bar, from wet to dry sauces, cheese to gochujang sauces. It’s all there to try.
The best part ➡️ this eggdrop sando is sold all day and with many different toppings of your choice. Yes, even including ✨️ avocado ‼️
길거리토스트
No need to wait for an Eggslut or Eggdrop chain to open here because we already have it covered.
Sorry, I’m not really interested in the corndogs and no one even eats those in Korea anymore, except for tourists.
… moreThis is not new, yet you didn’t know it was here. Why???
Out of all the Korean corndog shops, this location, way up in Buford at the Mall of Georgia is the only kitchen with a griddle built to accommodate this famous Korean must-try egg sando.
Every time I visit Korea, I’m still shocked at the popularity of this item and how many different variations there are. The egg drop sando is still going strong like a viral item for over 10 years now in the many chains in Korea. We finally have it in Georgia and ya’ll aren’t even in the know from someone that actually eats these sandos in Korea to compare…
Compared to the many other egg toast sandwiches I ate in Korea over the years; Oh K-Dog version is even better because:
The eggs are more layered and fluffy. Not flat and wimpy.
The milk bread is fluffy and thicker, not smashed and soggy. Also, you have the option for garlic butter bread!
Sauces – so many customizable and unlimited sauces to add in their sauce bar, from wet to dry sauces, cheese to gochujang sauces. It’s all there to try.
The best part ➡️ this eggdrop sando is sold all day and with many different toppings of your choice. Yes, even including ✨️ avocado ‼️
길거리토스트
No need to wait for an Eggslut or Eggdrop chain to open here because we already have it covered.
Sorry, I’m not really interested in the corndogs and no one even eats those in Korea anymore, except for tourists.
Kimberly Mendez
Nice place for a snack! It did take a little while to get our food but it was hot and fresh! Can’t complain!
… morePamela B
I actually saw someone walking through the mall with an Oh K-Dog and had to try. Such ooey-gooey cheesy goodness on a stick!! Fast and helpful service, too!! There was a small line, but food came out fairly quickly. They will also recommend what sauces to put on your dog. We tried the original, the potato and the hot cheetos–all cheese, no meat. There is a level of crunchiness, then bread to get to the cheese, kinda like a big mozzarella stick. Good slushies, too, and they will mix the flavors. I would totally recommend Oh K-Dog!!
… moreJessica Shin
Been eagerly anticipating the opening of Oh K-Dog and it’s finally open in the Mall of Georgia food court. The menu highlights are the egg street toast and the hot dogs, which are like corn dogs but better. Highly recommend to pay the extra $1.50 to get the street toast on garlic bread because it’s an amazing first bite, with the buttery garlic bread and the eggs cooked to the texture of fluffy clouds. We got the classic and the bacon cheese and it was amazing. For the hot dog, we got the potato crusted one, and it’s made to order so you can see the staff wrapping the fresh dough and crusting it with potato pieces before placing it in the frying oil. There are a lot of self-service bottles of sauces to drizzle on the hot dog, and garlic mayo and the gotchu with sweet chili was a perfect combination. Keep in mind that the food is made to order so anticipate 5-10 min to get your food.
… moreBev OA
I’ve been waiting to try the Egg Toast sandwiches and we finally found a location that has them. We placed our online order via Doordash. We were driving in from out of state. The order was being prepared when, we arrived. We decided to order all of the Egg Toast sandwiches to try – Bacon & Egg, Classic, Ham & Cheese, Avocado and Teriyaki on garlic bread along with a regular tteokbokki with cheese added.
The sandwiches are absolutely delicious. The bread soft and garlic buttery, the eggs fluffy and the sauces are delicious. My absolute favorites are in this order: Ham & Cheese, Avocado, Classic, Bacon and Egg, Teriyaki. I would highly recommend coming here. I know we will come back here the next time we’re nearby.
… moreThe sandwiches are absolutely delicious. The bread soft and garlic buttery, the eggs fluffy and the sauces are delicious. My absolute favorites are in this order: Ham & Cheese, Avocado, Classic, Bacon and Egg, Teriyaki. I would highly recommend coming here. I know we will come back here the next time we’re nearby.
Keya U
I wanted to try OH K because there is ALWAYS a line. There are also lines at other places like it so I had to see what the hype was about.
For me, it was just ok. I got the potato one that had only mozzarella inside. It reminded me of a huge mozzarella stick but it didn’t really have any taste. I guess that’s why there are so many different sauces… I did like that part. They also give you suggestions on what sauce(s) to use. The guy who got my order ready asked if I wanted sugar. I was like what? On my mozzarella stick?! But I tried it and it wasn’t too bad actually.
There was a lot of bread to eat through before I got to the cheese. I ended up digging all of the cheese out. I think the whole thing would have held together pretty well if I had a hotdog inside but since it was just cheese, it was pretty messy and falling off the stick.
Overall, pretty cool place. It was a different experience and the customer service was really good.
… moreFor me, it was just ok. I got the potato one that had only mozzarella inside. It reminded me of a huge mozzarella stick but it didn’t really have any taste. I guess that’s why there are so many different sauces… I did like that part. They also give you suggestions on what sauce(s) to use. The guy who got my order ready asked if I wanted sugar. I was like what? On my mozzarella stick?! But I tried it and it wasn’t too bad actually.
There was a lot of bread to eat through before I got to the cheese. I ended up digging all of the cheese out. I think the whole thing would have held together pretty well if I had a hotdog inside but since it was just cheese, it was pretty messy and falling off the stick.
Overall, pretty cool place. It was a different experience and the customer service was really good.
Yong Choi
I tried many different korean hot dogs and eggs toast in Korea and the U.S. This Mall of Georgia branch is far best among the Oh K-Dog locations and other hotdog brands. Everyone who works here is very friendly and fast enough, so I didn’t wait that long to get my food even though it was super busy when i visited. I strongly recommend it to anyone who would like to try authentic korean hot dogs and other food.
… moreJennifer Cboski
One of my kids favorite places!! The service is super slow and there is usually a long wait but it’s worth it. We’ve tried the following dogs: squid ink, potato, and rice cake. All are very very good. I’ve had the teriyaki egg toast and it too was great! Can’t wait to try more!
… moreJohn M.
I expected a little bit more – the idea of premium corn dogs with various fillings and sauces sounds like a great idea, but the execution is lacking.
I ordered the premium beef hot dog and the rice cake dog, and both have very crispy batter and good temperature. However, the batter is unseasoned and the rice cake is also unseasoned. They can both benefit a lot from the sauce combinations, but you shouldn’t need sauce to make the food taste good.
The biggest problem was the service – the cooks seem confused as they juggle timers for each order, and the expeditor left their post to help the kitchen, leaving food at the window. This whole process can be greatly improved upon, because the concept is solid and it needs better execution to succeed in a competitive space such as the mall food court.
… moreI ordered the premium beef hot dog and the rice cake dog, and both have very crispy batter and good temperature. However, the batter is unseasoned and the rice cake is also unseasoned. They can both benefit a lot from the sauce combinations, but you shouldn’t need sauce to make the food taste good.
The biggest problem was the service – the cooks seem confused as they juggle timers for each order, and the expeditor left their post to help the kitchen, leaving food at the window. This whole process can be greatly improved upon, because the concept is solid and it needs better execution to succeed in a competitive space such as the mall food court.