We've rounded up the questions people ask most on LINE — pricing, takeout, vegetarian options, spice level, serving hours, all in one place. Read this before you decide whether to come, and you'll save yourself some guesswork.
How much does it cost to eat at Hotdogray?
A single hot dog runs roughly $60 to $150, depending on whether you go classic, cheese, or chili. Add a combo — drink, fries, Walking Taco — for another $40 to $180 or so. On average, a hot dog with a drink and fries runs around two to three hundred NT dollars. Actual pricing follows the on-site menu — see the full lineup on the menu page.
Can I get takeout?
Our signature chili can be taken home by the bag — message us on LINE directly for portions and pricing. Regular hot dog orders are cooked to order and best eaten on-site. If you really want takeout, message LINE ahead of time so we can plan the timing — it'll go a lot smoother.
Do you have vegetarian options?
Honestly, the current menu is built around American hot dogs, Walking Tacos, and fried sides, and most items include meat, so vegetarian options are limited. If you have dietary needs, message us on LINE first to ask whether we can adjust or accommodate — don't come in expecting a full vegetarian menu.
What are your serving hours?
We serve Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, plus every other Saturday, 8PM to late. Hours occasionally shift for events or days off, so check our LINE official account before heading over to avoid a wasted trip.
How spicy is it?
Our signature chili is mild to medium on the American spice scale — the focus is the layered aroma from a dozen-plus spices, not a tear-inducing burn. Most people find it very approachable. If you're spice-averse, stick with the classic; if you want more kick, jalapeños are available to add on.
Can I just get a hot dog without playing darts?
Yes, absolutely. Hotdogray operates inside AI DARTS darts bar, but it's an independent hot dog stand. Coming just for the food, with no interest in darts, is completely welcome — there's no requirement to use the darts machines. Of course, if you feel like a couple rounds after eating, the machines are right there — it's one reason a lot of customers stop by at night.
Is parking easy? How do I get there?
The address is 1F, No. 1, Aly. 15, Ln. 345, Sec. 4, Renai Rd., Da'an Dist., Taipei 106, a storefront tucked in a lane. For full MRT, bus, and parking details, see this guide before you head out.
