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Korean corn dogs are rolled in batter + potatoes for an extra crispy bite. | Photo by @_.joye

If find yourself endlessly scrolling TikTok, you’ve probably encountered a viral video of a dish or recipe + wondered, “Where can I get that?That’s what we are here for.

You don’t have to travel to NYC or LA to find viral food trends, they are right here in Columbus.

Pelino’s Pasta , 245 King Ave. 🧀

You don’t need a passport + plane ticket to Paris to try this popular pasta dish prepared in a giant cheese wheel — all you need is a reservation at Pelino’s. Order the Cacio e Pepe and watch as your pasta is prepared at your tableside inside a 60 lbs wheel of Pecorino Romano.

The Yard Milkshake Bar , 1055 N. High St. 🥤

This national chain boasts 7.7 million likes on TikTok + its only Ohio location resides in the Short North. Find holiday-themed drinks overflowing with toppings, like this Little Debbie-inspired shake , or this collection of fall flavored creations .

Crumbl Cookies , Multiple locations 🍪

With 63.8 million likes on TikTok, consider Columbus one of Crumbl’s biggest fans. The city boasts five locations + two more in Grove City and Reynoldsburg and you can find a weekly selection of giant cookies like pumpkin-themed for Thanksgiving, or classics like chocolate chip .

Myungrang Korean Corn Dog , 850 N. High St. 🌭

When a dish is crispy with extra gooey cheese pulls, it’s a recipe for vitality — just check out Disney’s theme park account . Fortunately, you won’t need a fast pass + admission ticket at Myungrang, which is serving up delicious and addictive Korean corn dogs in the Short North. Pro tip: Vegetarians can enjoy the cheese dog which is made without meat.

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Mitch is based in Columbus, OH and has won multiple Associated Press awards for his writing. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in journalism from the Ohio State University, and is always down for a cup of coffee.
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