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This little-known Korean restaurant is a treasure trove

🍟 KongDog Korean: The Hidden Cambridge Gem That's Not in Allston (Finally, a Korean Street Food Vibe!) Tired of Allston's same-old? This Somerville spot feels like a Seoul alleyway stall—minus the crowds. Stumbled on this casual joint near Cambridge and discovered seriously addictive Korean bar food. Here’s why it’s my new go-to for late-night snacks and soju sessions: 🌟 The Dishes That'll Make You Ditch Allston Kong Fries 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Thick-cut fries fried to shatteringly crisp perfection. Topped with sweet-tangy ketchup, melted cheese crumbles, and mysterious red spice granules—addictive AF. Pro tip: Order extra napkins (you’ll need them). Kong Pocha Fried Chicken 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Bigger than BBQ Chicken’s pieces, fresh-fried with juicy meat and crispy skin. We got hot & sweet flavor—spicy kick with sticky sweetness. Only gripe: No pickled radish on the side (deduct 1 star for tradition). Fish Cake Soup 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Soul-warming broth with 4-6 types of fish cakes—each with different textures but equally savory. Perfect for sipping with soju on a cold night (total K-drama vibes). Kimbap (Seaweed Rice Rolls) 🌟🌟🌟 Classic, no-frills kimbap—solid as a carb-y side, but nothing groundbreaking. Good if you need a break from fried stuff. Kong Dog 🌟🌟🌟 Half beef, half cheese corndog with ramen coating—carbs on carbs on carbs. First one had insane cheese pull; second? Not so much. Still, crunchy exterior + gooey inside = guilty pleasure. 💡 Why This Is Your New Hangout Spot Vibe Check:Dim lighting, loud K-pop, and communal tables—feels like a late-night pojangmacha (Korean street stall). Drink & Snack:Soju cocktails and beer pair perfectly with fries and fried chicken—come with friends, stay for the vibes. Price Reality:$30-40/person, worth it for the Kong Fries and chill atmosphere. 📍 Details for Your Next Visit Address:236 Elm St, Somerville (short drive from Cambridge) Must Order:Kong Fries + Fish Cake Soup + Soju (duh) Pro Tip:Go early for the best cheese pull on Kong Dogs (late-night ones can be hit or miss). 🌟 Final Verdict: 4/5 for K-Street Food in Boston Skip Allston’s hype and hit KongDog for unpretentious, flavorful eats that transport you to Seoul’s streets. Just don’t forget to order those life-changing Kong Fries. #BostonKoreanFood #HiddenGemBoston #KStreetFood #SojuSessions #CambridgeEats

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Olivia Brown
Olivia Brown
5 months ago
Olivia Brown
Olivia Brown
5 months ago

This little-known Korean restaurant is a treasure trove

🍟 KongDog Korean: The Hidden Cambridge Gem That's Not in Allston (Finally, a Korean Street Food Vibe!) Tired of Allston's same-old? This Somerville spot feels like a Seoul alleyway stall—minus the crowds. Stumbled on this casual joint near Cambridge and discovered seriously addictive Korean bar food. Here’s why it’s my new go-to for late-night snacks and soju sessions: 🌟 The Dishes That'll Make You Ditch Allston Kong Fries 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Thick-cut fries fried to shatteringly crisp perfection. Topped with sweet-tangy ketchup, melted cheese crumbles, and mysterious red spice granules—addictive AF. Pro tip: Order extra napkins (you’ll need them). Kong Pocha Fried Chicken 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Bigger than BBQ Chicken’s pieces, fresh-fried with juicy meat and crispy skin. We got hot & sweet flavor—spicy kick with sticky sweetness. Only gripe: No pickled radish on the side (deduct 1 star for tradition). Fish Cake Soup 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Soul-warming broth with 4-6 types of fish cakes—each with different textures but equally savory. Perfect for sipping with soju on a cold night (total K-drama vibes). Kimbap (Seaweed Rice Rolls) 🌟🌟🌟 Classic, no-frills kimbap—solid as a carb-y side, but nothing groundbreaking. Good if you need a break from fried stuff. Kong Dog 🌟🌟🌟 Half beef, half cheese corndog with ramen coating—carbs on carbs on carbs. First one had insane cheese pull; second? Not so much. Still, crunchy exterior + gooey inside = guilty pleasure. 💡 Why This Is Your New Hangout Spot Vibe Check:Dim lighting, loud K-pop, and communal tables—feels like a late-night pojangmacha (Korean street stall). Drink & Snack:Soju cocktails and beer pair perfectly with fries and fried chicken—come with friends, stay for the vibes. Price Reality:$30-40/person, worth it for the Kong Fries and chill atmosphere. 📍 Details for Your Next Visit Address:236 Elm St, Somerville (short drive from Cambridge) Must Order:Kong Fries + Fish Cake Soup + Soju (duh) Pro Tip:Go early for the best cheese pull on Kong Dogs (late-night ones can be hit or miss). 🌟 Final Verdict: 4/5 for K-Street Food in Boston Skip Allston’s hype and hit KongDog for unpretentious, flavorful eats that transport you to Seoul’s streets. Just don’t forget to order those life-changing Kong Fries. #BostonKoreanFood #HiddenGemBoston #KStreetFood #SojuSessions #CambridgeEats

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