Jang Su Jang - Milpitas

I love their all mozzarella corn dog, however, I would not get it with ramen. I want to come back to try it with potato. But it is expensive for what I am getting but again its America and also INFLATION!!! I love their YUBU KIMBAP, which is the one with the tofu skin. Their regular kimbap is okay. I do wanna try their kimchi fried rice though. This place is mid, but for a quick snack, I would personally go!!

Came here on a Tuesday afternoon and it wasn't crowded it at all. They only have 3 seats outside so the place is small. There isn't any indoor seating as it's an order at the counter and take it with you. They have hot and cold items you can grab on the side or just order at the counter as some of them take a few minutes to order. I went with the kimchi fried rice, kimbap, and the fried corn dog with cheese. The fried corn dog had a bit of sugar on there and was filled with cheese. It was good but not great. The kimbap was dry and flavorless while the kimchi fried rice was actually pretty good. The egg was cooked perfectly and had some chicken inside. Overall, the food was decent but for sure pricey. 4 items cost around $40 total. I would probably not come back but it was worth a try.

I came here on my lunch break to get a Korean corn dog, and while it was okay, for the price, it wasn't the best Korean corn dog I've had. The outside potatoes were more like cut up french fries and they got a little too crispy when they got fried, It was missing the sugar on the outside and the dipping sauce selection was also pretty mediocre: ketchup, wasabi mayo or honey mustard. I wouldn't say no if someone else wanted to go here but I don't think I would go back on my own.

This was my first time trying a Korean rice hot dog. I order all mozzarella, no sugar, with potato crust. With my hot dog, I get to choose one sauce. I chose wasabi mayo. I thought the batter was a little too think. Besides the initial cheese pull, majority of my hot dog was fried dough. Without the sauce, there wasn 't much flavor to it. In terms of the crust, all I tasted was a crunchy exterior. I barely tasted any potato flavor. Next time I 'm close by, I do want to try the Taiyaki fish pastry.

I've been to this plaza in several occasions and never knew this place was here. It's pretty tiny but now I know what the buzz is all about when it comes to the doughnuts . I went pretty late in the day so I only tried the lychee and match flavors. Will return soon to try the other flavors.