Best Spots To Get A Hot Dog In Vancouver

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Whether you enjoy piling your dog high with sour kraut or like to keep it simple with mustard and ketchup – Vancouver’s got you covered.

They’re a summer favourite and there’s an abundance of hot dog joints sprinkled across the city.

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Best Spots To Get A Hot Dog In Vancouver

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Japadog

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The Japanese-style hot dog food carts can be found around downtown Vancouver. They’re so popular they even opened a storefront at 530 Robson Street. Try the Terimayo (teriyaki sauce, mayo, seaweed), or Yakisoba (Japanese noodles and arabiki sausage).

Mean Poutine

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They’re known for their poutines, but also serve up a mean hot dog. Taste the Mac-and-Cheese dog or Zen dog (chili, cheese, tomato, onion, cucumber, cream cheese, hot sauce). Give them a visit at 718 Nelson Street.

Nat Bailey Stadium

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Nothing quite says summer like having a hot dog at a baseball game. Cheer for the Vancouver Canadians and order up one of their delicious dogs, including the Yard Dog, which is three-feet-long. Nat Bailey Stadium is located at 4601 Ontario Street.

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PNE Crazy Dogs

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The popular vendor can be found at the PNE with a variety of mouth-watering and “crazy” options including The Double Dog Dare Ya hot dog, which is a whopping two-feet-long.

What’s Up? Hot Dog!

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Specializing in greasy spoon grub that is sure to satisfy your cravings. This is the place to go for hot dogs with all the fixings, I mean it’s in their name! Give it a try at 2481 East Hastings Street.

Costco

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Sometimes the simplest hot dogs are the best ones you can get. Costco’s dogs are the best bang for your buck with a large one costing only $1.50 with a can of pop. Eat while you’re stocking up on groceries or just go there for the hot dog—we won’t judge you.

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