The hot dog was cold the skin hard like it had been in the warmer from 2020 I have enjoyed Nathan’s for years but I must say the experience left a bad tast in my mouth. Will never purchase again.

Oh my…
Gray dog on a dry, stale bun with off brand expired condiments, yummy.
And all this for $10, no chips.
Tie that with this indifferent and dismissive service, what a horrifying experience.
You should avoid this like place the plague.

A hot dog specialty chain

Located in the cafeteria on the basement level of the convention center, this hot dog specialty restaurant offers a basic hot dog for $7.50.
It looks almost identical to the photo, and while it may seem a bit bland, it's also less affordable.
However, the taste is not bad, so I personally recommend it.
Of course, the small size means it disappears after a few bites,
but it still pairs well with the rich ketchup.
It delivers the flavor you'd expect.

Located in South Hall B,
entrance is not possible without an exhibition ticket.
The food court offers pizza, burgers, and other items,
but this is the most affordable.
Your order will arrive almost immediately,
and payment is made at the central counter.
As a food court, everything—tables, drinks, and payment—is shared with other pop-up stores.

The hot dog is simply bun, sausage, and ketchup.