Chunky Town

Korean street food is fantastic. I shared some hot dogs with sausage and mozzarella, and a vegetarian mozzarella hot dog. They were great, crispy, crunchy hot doggies and they were filling!! The waffle fries were crunchy and crispy too and they disappeared in seconds haha. The spicy rice cakes (Tteokbokki) were full of chilli and they are always a treat. My matcha milkshake was the best, freezing cold milk and a great matcha flavour. When I was there this place was packed which is hardly surprising. Located on the ground floor of the QV Building off Swanston St its easy to find. Oh, and did you know you can buy take away well, frozen (hot) doggies to eat at home? They are available in food retail shops and they are definitely a treat. Cook 'em in a microwave, your oven or an air fryer! Too easy. I'm getting more for sure. Thanks for the invite.

I get food from chunky town often, and I enjoy it! It’s a very good comfort food and is very fillinf. I enjoy getting mine with peri peri sauce and sugar. I have tried the potato one and the one with the crushed noodles on the exterior, and I really enjoy them. I do wish that the cheese was more consistent and went down the entire corndog, but the way it is made is understandable why it isn’t like that.

have you guys tried this famous korean hot dog on a stick? 🌭 📍 @chunkytown.au | @qvmelbourne i love korean cuisine and i’m lucky to try their selection of food. it’s very tasty and delicious! 🇰🇷 what we tried: chunky hot dog on a stick — 🌭 stretchy mozzarella (my fave 💕) 🧀 🌭 sausage and mozzarella [$7]🧀 🌭 sausage and cheddar [$7] 🧀 🌭 sausage, mozzarella and potato [$7.50] 🥔 🌭 sausage, cheddar and noodle [$7.50] 🍜 🌭 sausage, mozzarella and squid ink [$7.50] 🦑 korean street food 🍢 — 🦑 seasoned calamari [$9.50] 🍗 soy garlic korean fried chicken [$14.50] chunky balls with soft serve ice cream 🍨 — 🍫 crushed oreo and chocolate [$6.50] 🍯 cinnamon sugar [$5.50] 💕 i can’t wait to visit korea and explore their street food 💕

Dunno man, tried a sausage and mozzarella cheese corn dog but wasn’t too excited by it even though I was craving. It was a relatively long wait and there were barely any customers, and the corndog looked rather small in size. The cheese was stretchy and batter crunchy which was a plus, but overall I got the same experience as a hotdog in batter from a fish and chip shop.

Chunky Town is a Korean street food stall in the heart of QV shopping centre. They sell a range of hot dogs on a stick, as well as fried chicken, fried doughtnuts and Korean soft drinks. They have over 500 stores in Korean, but this is their first Melbourne location. I tried the sausage chunky for $5.50. The dough was warm and chewy on inside, and crispy on the outside. With a juicy sausage and generous slathering of both mustard and tomato sauce, this was a great snack. If you like hot dogs, I’d recommending giving Chunky Town a go.