You can easily enjoy Korean hot dogs like freshly made cheese hatdog at this place. It's a valuable find among the crowded dining options in Harajuku, with a decent amount of space and a variety of food and drinks to enjoy. I tried the Mozzarella Hot Dog, which was under ¥600. The Mozzarella wrapped in a dough-like grey material stretched out beautifully. The surface was crispy, maybe coated in breadcrumbs. You can add your own sauce like ketchup, but I prefer it as is. The flavor of the dough and cheese was delicious. There are many options to choose from, so it can be a bit overwhelming.

Located on Takeshita Street, "SoLaDo" is a Korean-style hot dog shop on the second floor food court. The Cheddar Cheese Hot Dog is priced at 450 yen (including 8% consumption tax). Since it is a food court store, the tax rate should be 10% but is assumed to be 8% for eating on the go. Well, it's a law made by the government officials, so it's not surprising. The hot dog has cheese inside the sausage. It's unclear what makes it Korean-style, but the cheese compensates for the cheap quality of the sausage. It's a bit pricey for Harajuku, but as a food to eat on the go, it's definitely worth it.