Hunger Dogs

So I took advantage of the Über Eats launch that provided anyone within zone 1 with a code that allowed £10 off your first order. It was initially £20 free but über changed that unfortunately during this day.
I ordered just before dinner peak time around 5.30pm and it arrived at my friends work on time about 6pm. Now I didn’t pick it up from them for another hour later so this review is not based on it being hot or anything, but the most unsatisfactory thing was that my hot dog was upside down, and most of all when I felt it, it was soaking wet. Very wet because of the ingredients which was a combination of raita, and aubergine on top of a pork hot dog (the major grey). The bread was still intact but just very wet.
The wetness really made it hard to eat and not enjoyable. Sometimes a hot dog doesn’t need to be overt fancy or complicated so I made a mistake buying this type of dog. Too many things going on. So much so I used a fork and knife. Yes, to eat a hot dog. So not good all round. I will try to give another chance and actually come in to try in and eat. Obviously hot dogs are best eaten fresh and hot so may not be the most fair review but I would recommend a simpler hot dog option on menu as a first try for sure.

Something new and different from a hot dog! it was great to discover this place, I always wonder if there was more than just sausage in a dry bun with boring sauces Hungerdog was something fresh. Amazing bun and the grill dog went perfectly with all the choices of fresh toppings!
The place is cool and service is really nice, I definetly coming back!

A new place in Camden town /​Mornington Crescent, I’ll admit they are still finding there feet but I think this place has great potential!
There is a great selection of toppings to choose from and you can choose between either a beef, pork or veggie sausage. I opted for a pork one and was happy to see that they have gone for something with a bit of flavour rather than a boring frankfurter. The toppings were generous and there were a selection of side s you can accompany your dog with. The bun was more of a brioche and was fresh that day. All in all a tasty experience.
The store is spacious, they can probably fit a few more seats in there but they also have a take away space. The walls are covered in some cool art work and it looks like a high quality finish.
The service wasn’t as snappy as some of the big chains but I found them very polite and willing to help guide you if you were unsure. Price point I guess is a little high for a hotdog, but you are getting a bit more than a street vendor would provide and you can Tatar that the ingredients are quality.

Sadly this place sucks. The girls on the counter was SO quiet you couldn’t hear anything she said. Even her colleagues couldn’t hear our orders. Massive contrast to Fat Burgers confident shouts to the kitchen!
On to the food, ordered a semi naked: hot dog with onions. Cold onions on a massive bread roll, sausage was a Cumberland… herby. Not nice. Smoked is better in my opinion, unless it’s a BBQ. It’s pricey at hunger dogs, think was £6.50 for my basic one. Don’t bother with this place.