Miznon and KING SAM Launch a Blue Jays Game Night Hot Dog at Union Station
Miznon and KING SAM Launch a Blue Jays Game Night Hot Dog at Union Station
A ballpark hot dog is taking a detour through Union Station for the Blue Jays’ final regular-season home stand. Miznon has partnered with Toronto hot dog brand KING SAM on a limited-run Game Day Hot Dog, served only at Miznon’s Union Station location on Blue Jays game days.
The collaboration gives fans a pre-game option inside the station, a short walk from Rogers Centre. The official Miznon Union Station page lists the restaurant in the Foodie Aisle at 65 Front Street West.
The Game Day Hot Dog
The $9 dish starts with a grilled kosher beef hot dog tucked into a half-pita. Garlic aioli, Dijon mustard and dill-pickle salsa bring richness, bite and acidity without turning the order into a knife-and-fork situation.
For a two-person order, the Two-Can-Party pairs two hot dogs with two draft beers for $25. Both offers are dine-in only and run from 3 p.m. until close on Blue Jays game days.
Pricing and availability
| Offer | What is included | Price |
|---|---|---|
| One Dog | One Game Day Hot Dog in a half-pita | $9 |
| Two-Can-Party | Two Game Day Hot Dogs and two draft beers | $25 |
The Blue Jays’ official schedule lists the season’s final home series against Cincinnati on September 25, 26 and 27, 2026. The release does not state a fixed end date, so customers should confirm same-day availability before travelling.
Hours at the Union Station location
Miznon’s posted Union Station hours are 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and noon to 5 p.m. on weekends. The restaurant notes that hours may vary. Because the Saturday and Sunday games begin at 3:07 p.m., check Miznon’s current hours before relying on a post-game order.
The location is walk-in only and accepts card payments. The promotion is advertised for dine-in service, so it is not listed as a pickup or delivery offer.
Two Toronto food stories meet in one pita
Miznon is chef Eyal Shani’s Mediterranean street-food concept, known for building meals around pita and seasonal ingredients. KING SAM draws on the Kwinter family’s Toronto hot dog history, which dates to 1946. The supplied release describes the beef hot dog as made in Canada, naturally smoked and gluten-free.
The release lands in a season when Toronto restaurants have been treating baseball as a menu prompt. Earlier this summer, Over Here Toronto covered Animl’s Blue Jays-linked Bo Dog. Miznon’s version is priced for a quick pre-game stop rather than a special-occasion splurge.
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