


Sumo Dog takes the American Classic hot dog and redefines it with Japanese ingredients, inspiration and tradition. It is the brainchild of Jeffrey Lunak, a veteran of “Iron Chef” Morimoto’s Restaurant Group. Sumo Dog explores the combinations of the American classic with a heavy nod to the Japanese Izakaya.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 49-830 Jefferson St Suite 106, Indio, CA 92201
Phone: (760) 205-2182
Website: http://www.eatsumodog.com/
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Reviews
Staff is always incredibly helpful, patient and kind! I’m not huge on hotdogs, personally but there’s are pretty good. I’ve also tried their burger which is a nice Japanese spin on a smash burger.
Tater tots are bomb! Ive also tried the rice nuggets and they’re great! Different but next time might go back jist for those. Grateful to have fun and yummy, quick options that sre great for kids out here in CV.
If you like hot dogs and variety it is worth a try. Even if your not a fan of hot dogs i don’t think you would regret trying the food.
Sumo Dog, in the recently development adjacent to the Ralphs has been in the back of my mind to try. I’m glad we did, the dogs we tried were of high quality, we attractive to eye and the service was very good. We found the decor a bit stark but not unplesant. I think the only disappointment was the fries, not bad but definately the weakest item we tried.
This is located directly acoss the parking area from the Chipotle. It is a narrow inline, with a fenced patio. The restaurant itself is counter service, it has a fairly large dining room that was empty when we arrived at about 11:45 on a Tuesday. The menu is extensive and a bit confusing. We could have spent an hour reading it, but the counter person was very good at explaining it.
In the end we chose familarity over adventure and tried the Chicago Dog and New York Dog. With fries and one drink that came to over $22, which seems a bit expensive (see pro tip below). The food was brought to the table, served in a plastic basket.
Both dogs were on a soft bun with topping and the sauces added in way that shows the build off. I think the Chicago Dog was the best of the two. Both had a robust sized dog, good skin crunch and the experience was good. The New York Dog had a bit too little sourkrout to my taste, but it was acceptable. The fries were hot and fresh, just a little bland. They were to thick for string fries and to thin for regular.
But I am a french fry snob so make the judgement yourself.
PRO TIP- on a monday all dogs are $5 except the Godzilla
dog. I can say I liked our experience. The dogs were of good quality.
The food was great and we came when they had a sale on the Godzilla Dog. They have a different sale on each day of the week.
The service was great and fast as we were the only order in.
The only complain is that they have can sodas no fountain drinks.
Now for the negatives. The tater tots are too salty. And, more importantly, the meal isn’t cheap! For the 3 hot dogs with sides and 3 drinks the total came out to $46!!! That’s crazy for a meal of hot dogs. We’ll be back, but it won’t be often.
If you haven’t tried it, yet, I recommend going. Just be ready to shell out some cash if you plan on having the signature hot dogs they’re known for.