Corn dogs & street food
Korean-style corn dogs — hand-dipped, made to order, often with rice-flour batter, mozzarella fillings, and coatings like sweet potato or ramen crumbs — anchor this street-food category. Notable franchises include Myungrang Hotdog, founded in Busan in 2016, and US-based Two Hands Corn Dogs, which franchises Korean-style corn dogs across the United States. Small footprints and kiosk or food-court formats make the concept adaptable to malls and high-traffic locations.
2 franchises

Myungrang Hotdog
명랑핫도그 (명랑시대쌀핫도그)Source: 2021 US FDD (Myungrang America LLC) via The FDD Exchange$188,793–$525,468

Two Hands Corn Dogs
투핸즈 콘도그Source: 2024 US FDD via Vetted Biz$230,500–$453,000
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