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Wednesday, September 24, 2025

Pink’s Hot Dogs Korea Franchise Registered with Trade Commission

Pink’s Hot Dogs, the famous Los Angeles eatery, has formally registered the Pink’s Hot Dogs Korea franchise with the Korea Fair Trade Commission. The filing on September 22 (KST) lists the Korean corporate entity as Pinks Hot Dogs Inc.

Richard Pink with his family in front of the Pink’s Hot Dogs flagship, highlighting the Pink’s Hot Dogs Korea franchise registration.
Richard Pink, center, stands with his family in front of the Pink’s Hot Dogs flagship in Los Angeles. Courtesy of Pink’s Hot Dogs

The registration names Richard Pink as the franchise representative, with the flagship location at 709 N La Brea Ave. No store site in Korea has yet been announced. The Fair Trade Commission’s records show no current outlets, and the brand has made no related posts on its official social media.

Korea is the brand’s second overseas market. The first international branch opened in Manila, Philippines, in June 2016.

A long-standing tourist stop in Los Angeles, Pink’s Hot Dogs has drawn celebrity visitors including Oprah Winfrey, Neil Patrick Harris, and Jamie Lee Curtis. Korean celebrities such as Seojin Lee, Sungjae Yook, and Joy have also visited, fueling its popularity among Korean fans.

BY KYEONGJUN KIM [kim.kyeongjun1@koreadaily.com]

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Kyeongjun Kim
Kyeongjun Kim
Kyeongjun Kim covers the Korean-American community issues in the United States, focusing on the greater Los Angeles area. Kim also reports news regarding politics, food, culture, and sports. Before joining The Korea Daily, he worked at the U.S. Embassy in South Korea and the office of the member of the National Assembly (South Korea). Kim earned a BA in political science at the University of Michigan and received James B. Angell Scholars.