Where do I get one of these in LA??

[ipsedixit]

A hot dog wrapped in bacon, deep-fried, and then topped with cheese.

I don't even know what it's called ... See picture below.

Thanks.

[rameniac]

gee thanks. my cholesterol level went up again. just from looking at that picture.

[woogness Gracious]

There's also Oki Dog on Fairfax in Hollywood between Santa Monica and Melrose. If they don't make that, I'd be surprised. I believe their special is a hotdog wrapped in pastrami with cheese. Kinda gross, but YUM!

http://hotdogspot.com/2004/07/oki-dog...

[Gohantabeyoka]

Try a bulldog at Yaki's, corner of Main and Alamedia in the Burb.
FYI, St. Joseph's is about five blocks west. They have valet ICU parking.

[Kitchen Queen]

Pinks? I think I saw something similar right next to the guy who was passed out on the concrete. Onions too, scattered everywhere! Oh, so sad -His dog looked great.

[visualm]

The only time I've seen something similar to that is in downtown/south central L.A. where the Mexican hot dog vendors sell similar items, hot dogs wrapped in bacon topped with grilled onions/peppers (no cheese). You can find those vendors around the Staples Center, Convention Center, or Coliseum during big events. But I do not think they deep fry the hot dog, nor do they give you cheese...

[SoCalMuncher]

You will also find these vendors on the side streets off of Hollywood Bl., in the club areas (Cherokee, etc). No cheese, but mayo - and take the roasted jalapeno ONLY if you really mean it.

[SoCalMuncher]

Quick stop right before you get to the coronary unit?

[WileysHungryAgain]

Try the Penmar Golf Course Grill, I'd think they'd be able to replicate it fairly well.

[chowmominLA]

It's called the Triple Bypass Special, or TBS for short. I dunno where you could get it but I'd bet it would be pretty easy to replicate.

[ipsedixit]

Is that really the name for this?

Yeah, most hot dogs are pretty easy to replicate, but then this calls for deep-frying, which is not an easy thing to do at home ...

[chowmominLA]

Nope, I was just kidding.

It looks completely disgusting but tempting at the same time.

[Local]

I'm assuming a hotdog in a deep fat frier, as a self-contained unit, would be potentially explosive given its physical properties - kinda like a depth charge. Please do not try this at home, but if you do I get the video rights.

[nibbles]

very funny :D