Looking for a good hot dog place in Taipei

[ChewDawg]

@ma3xiu1

Taiwan discussion board asks for hot dog recommendations in Taipei
Answer is about hot dogs in Vancouver

People are talking about their dogs in areas such as Toronto and Chicago on this thread are they not? Perhaps read before commenting.

[IbisWtf]

I cannot find any info about their price: are they reasonable by non-Taipei standards?

[Icon]

Mmm they should have the menu right on their FB. But I think it is reasonable, they have combos.

[Rocket]

@Icon

Meaning you would not be so unhappy if had tried it. It is pretty tasty, the service is quick and good, place is conveniently located. Try it and let me know what you think.

The Tulip logo sign is kind of weird, are they a subsidiary of the Danish processed meat megacorp?

I don’t know, man, in the pictures the dogs look pretty skinny. More like a sausage on a roll than a righteous hot dog.

[fanglangzhe]

@browny

My wife and I are going to open a small restaurant the latter part of this year. I want to emphasize hamburgers and hot dogs on our menu. Does anyone know of a restaurant (big or small) that sells decent hot dogs in Taipei? I would like to take my wife there so she can get a better idea of what I am talking about.

Thank you for your help.

Did Browny ever open his small restaurant?

[IbisWtf]

WTF…browsing on my phone I couldn’t see the menu ANYWHERE, then I opened their Fb page on a computer and it’s like the second photo…what is this nonsense…
I may give it a try this week, price looks pretty good by taipei standards.

Oh, now I see…

[Mr_He]

Best hot dogs in Taipei. Sausages come in 3 sizes, with the big ones being huge. We go a lot.

[tempogain]

Made it to TimeOut today. Never knew about the Denmark-hot dog connection before. Good stuff

[IbisWtf]

+1 for Time Out / Tulip. I had the…uhm…#7 whatever it was, the hot dog with some 辣椒. Everything was good, from the bread to the sausage to the green stuff inside it. I liked that they have green tea with no sugar, yay.
I’ll definitely go back to try the pork burger and other varieties of hot dogs.

[gooner]

Hotdogs, literally the only food I refused to eat when I first arrived in Taiwan. I ate everything else. A single stroll through the night markets and you see all of the ingredients to a hot dog as the main course! Kind of makes you think, what do they put in the hot dog?..

[crusher]

@browny

My wife and I are going to open a small restaurant the latter part of this year. I want to emphasize hamburgers and hot dogs on our menu. Does anyone know of a restaurant (big or small) that sells decent hot dogs in Taipei? I would like to take my wife there so she can get a better idea of what I am talking about.

Thank you for your help.

Please do it. I really love hot dogs. I’ll come frequently if it’s in Taipei or New Taipei.

[IbisWtf]

Tulip Time Out is still pretty great. A bit out of the way for me, I rarely go around there, but definitely worth a visit.

[tempogain]

There’s one on Ximen circle now too.

[tango42]

Any updates for good hotdog places besides Tulip Time Out?

Doesn’t need to be a hot dog place.

Tell someone talking about them on TV now I’m hungry for a hot dog.

[tango42]

Still haven’t tried but noticed there is a Tulip Time Out behind Brother Hotel across from Hooters.

Tulip Timeout
No. 1號, Qingcheng Street, Songshan District, Taipei
https://goo.gl/maps/sfGxhtrr96UkxHQQA

[tango42]

Tulip not bad for fast food.

[tempogain]

Not bad at all. I like the smaller hotdogs–they seem more well done than the big ones–and the pork sandwiches.

[Taiwan_Luthiers]

I kind of like Costco’s hot dog. Cheap and delicious. It would be nice if they offered some chili, cheese, and fries…

[BiggusDickus]

I’d like to start a hot dog place, but I need some kind of hook. Can’t for the life of me think of a selling point that would make my hot dogs really stand out from the competition.

[the_bear]

Mango chutney.