Two Hands Seoul Fresh Corn Dogs, a Korean-inspired street food eatery, will open another location at a strip mall on the southwest corner of Cooper and Ray in Chandler.
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Two Hands Seoul Fresh Corn Dogs, a Korean-inspired street food eatery, will open another location at a strip mall on the southwest corner of Cooper and Ray in Chandler. The opening date is unknown. The Los Angeles-based restaurant has several locations across the nation and serves varying styles of Korean corn dogs, beverages and sides. Patrons can choose their corn dog fillings, which include beef sausage, mozzarella, cheddar and spicy beef sausage. According to the website, a vegan sausage option is coming soon to the menu.
Katelyn Reinhart graduated from Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communications. A longtime resident of the Valley, she specializes in community coverage — bylines include The Arizona Republic, Community Impact Newspaper, Artzbeat and more.
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