Dude Where’s my Hotdog

The first time I’ve ever had this was at the foodie fest here but I just had it again tonight and I love this food truck. Lobster corndog is amazing and I’m so in love with it. Best food truck ever.

Tried this spot at a recent car meet that was on my side of town– the truck can frequently be found outside of a popular strip club, but I couldn’t justify the trip across town just for a dog.
Truck staff were cool and friendly– didn’t mind boxing up my order to go, were helpful with menu suggestions. Save for the lobster-​on-​a-​stick thing, prices are average: $ 6 – 9 for a dog with tons of toppings.
NACHO DOG: I’ve been drooling over this since I saw it on Instagram but found it a little disappointing. The frank seemed light it might have been sitting out for a bit, and there was a ton of guac. Usually this is a good thing (and a good value!) but the guac itself didn’t have much flavor and overpowered the other toppings. I was going for a bit more crunch and cheese than I actually got in this version. I liked it, I just didn’t love it.
STREET TACOS: I have no idea what possessed my BF to order tacos at a hotdog truck, but these looked better than they tasted. Meat was dry and tortillas were a little odd (quite thick), flavors were okay. I wouldn’t get this again, but I guess it’s good to offer something aside from the obvious for hotdog haters?
SEASONED FRIES: Another BF pick. Fresh, could have used more seasoning because it was tasty, but at the end of the day, they’re fries.
Overall, solid experience. The truck music and outgoing guy taking orders made the experience a bit better than your average transaction. But the owner/​managers (?) unprofessional responses to other honest and valid reviews are what made me round my rating down rather than up.

Best hotdog ever me and wifey had the chilli hotdog and tge hongkong dog both were tge best ever clean and nice place a lil expensive but who cares food was good

I’ve been to this truck a few times. Who doesn’t love a good hotdog? My favorite was the General Lee. Until this weekend at the Great American Foodie Fest. I tried their new Bangkok dog, loaded with fresh carrots, peppers, cucumbers, and a Thai peanut sauce. My only complaint was that I gave half to my wife and didn’t get to eat the whole thing!
Hope this one makes the regular menu board, Yum!

2.5 stars.
We thought the lobster corndog was a marketing ploy (hey, it worked, you got us to buy a $ 14 corndog) but honestly, it fell flat. There’s better ways to eat a lobster. It was tasty, but it wasn’t blow-​your-​mind kind of tasty. It’s the kind of novelty that you’d only buy at a carnival.
As for the Laz, it was an ordinary hot dog dressed up a bit. Honestly, we couldn’t taste the butter sauce. The bun tasted like it was from Costco. We didn’t even finish half of it between two people.
It’s not a bad truck, I’m sure after a night of drunken debauchery it tastes great. But the price point is kinda high. It’s not as good as Buldogi’s or Cheffinis but it’s around the same price.

[10/​19/​15. In response to the business owner’s newly edited comments: You’re reading a lot of things into my review that aren’t there. I will limit the rest of my response to the relevant parts. (1) You should avoid making an item available for purchase if it’s just experimental. (2) I appreciate your generous offer, but I will decline it in the mean time.]
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I guess I was bound to run into a big disappointment after trying so many food trucks.
Dude Where’s My Hotdog is yet another Las Vegas food truck pumping out wieners. Unless those other trucks, they actually did show up to the Great American Foodie Fest. Another difference: they’re not as good.
I visited this truck at the end of a long day, and I let my friend scope out a food truck because I had already tried all of the savory food trucks that I’d really wanted to. I tried a new hot dog called The Laz (butter sauce, sliced ham, mayo, Swiss, pickles, mustard), and the Lobster Corndog.
The Laz, which they described as a take on a Cuban sandwich, just wasn’t that good. All of the components tasted boring and plain, and I didn’t find much of a butter sauce if any. The bun was especially underwhelming. It brought no texture or flavor to the table.
The Lobster Corndog had good texture and temperature in both the meat and the corn shell, but the flavors were simply bland compared to something like a lobster roll. The sriracha mayo wasn’t coming through at all. It needed more oomph.
They have style and charm, but their food is not impressive in comparison to their competition. I don’t understand at all how they were voted as Best of Las Vegas in 2015 when there are so many other superior hot dog places, let alone hot dog trucks.

After we had an amazing time at Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club we walked out and had a Nacho hotdog and lobster corndog. So delicious! We love the food and do this everytime we come here.

Wow. This place is so good I would never come to hustler without going to this wiener coach because any wieners station never be as good as if I would rather go here in a five-​star restaurant I live in Vegas I am a local but if I ever want to wiener I will always go to the wiener dude where’s my hotdog hotdog I’ll go to the hot wiener dog bye

Everyone loved their food! Had the lobster Corndog, 51, nacho dog, the rebel, 9^th island! We loved them all!

My boyfriend and I had a hot dog craving and found this cool hot dog truck on Unilocal!We got the Nacho Dog and the General Lee Dog-​I think that’s what it was called, and the Lobster Corndog. All of them were fantastic! I loved the lobster corn dog because it was something I had never tried and I am glad I did! My boyfriend was a huge fan of everything as well. The owner was a way cool dude and had an awesome personality too! We will be returning in the near future! Thanks again! :)

Great food, great service and great vibe from the truck crew, these are not your ordinary hotdogs. I order the lobster dog and it was excellent. the best dogs in town, I’m defiantly coming back to try the other hotdogs in the menu!

The best Hot Dogs I’ve had in my entire life!!! Since leaving LV it’s hard for me to even eat any hot dogs now. The ingredients are unique and very gourmet, not your ordinary hot dog stand. Tied with Fuku Burger as my favorite food truck in Vegas! Ash Hoff (owner/​head chef) offers many delectable culinary creations. I’ve had just about everything on the menu and it’s all so scrumptious (never been disappointed once). Hot Dog wise, «The General Lee» is by far my favorite. The Rebel Dog is a Chilli Dog with a twist (crispy haystack like onions). My new current favorite is the nacho dog. Aside from hot dogs they offer the innovative lobster corn dog (a fresh lobster tail battered and fried, drizzled with chili aioli a lime and micro greens), it’s worth the price!!! Street tacos, their own line of sauces (great for your own personal cooking) and fries. Ash is always experimenting and trying new recipes so there’s usually always a special menu item. Can’t wait til they get their own fixed restaurant. He deserves it and Vegas (or somewhere in the States needs it). If you ever catch them out somewhere (even if you’re not hungry) stop by and just say hi. Aside from eating there it’s always fun just chilling at the truck with the crew.