Tandoori Tikka Dog

The chef/​owner is a very nice pakistani guy we went here in a group of around 8 in our office break the guy gave us discount of tandoori tikka dog the sausage was of YVES so it was nothing special but the guy was really nice!!! Overall nice place to hangout.

Randomly walked up to this place. Ordered a jalapeño hotdog but the chef talked me into trying his tandoori hotdog and boy was I glad I listened. The dog was cooked to perfection and garnished with grilled onions. Yummy. Each bite was pure joy and everyone in my group stared me down with envy. Ordered orange crush with the dog and the combination worked perfectly. I’ll stop for a dog again today, you should too!

‘It’s the newest street dog in town!.. the hottest perhaps? NOT! Japadog could heave a sigh of relief for now.
First things first, this doesn’t have the oomph and character coolness of Japadog that locals and visitors have grown to love. No long line ups here, no uniformed Japanese speaking staff, no photos of hotdogs with different toppings, and yes, no photo of Ice Cube too. There was only a friendly smile from the owner and one unique item offering which was the tandoori dog, choice of either kosher beef or kosher chicken. For $ 5.50, it was just plain and ordinary with only a hint of tandoori flavour basted on the hotdog. Despite the onions being nicely cooked in butter, bread rightly toasted, it was just boilerplate okay. It lacked creativity, texture and presentation, the wow factor. I was expecting toppings as chutney, yogurt, maybe paneer, or some curry infused side condiments, but there was only mustard, ketchup, and bbq sauce, typical for the dirty water dog varieties, not a stand named as Tandoori Tikka Dog.
Sigh. Didn’t mean to be the bearer of bad news here, but I’m giving it 2.5 stars and hoping they could improve as there’s still lots of room left for more ethnic fusion street foods here in Vancouver. Meanwhile, I don’t think it deserves a visit from Anthony Bourdain as of yet.