![]() Reminds me a little of the infamous Shilin night market chicken cutlet.įor the sides, we got to try the onion rings, mozzarella stix, carrots and celery that need no further introduction. Again, spice factor is manageable.īlackened Voodoo – this is definitely unique, employing the use of dry Cajun flavor seasonings. Smokin Q – spiced up version of the Honey Q, laced with cayenne peppers. Honey Q – think BBQ sauce with the sweetness of honey, with a tinge of southern spice seasoning But I’ll say the spice factor is manageable, and can go up a notch or 2. Tokyo Dragon – a spiced up version of the Sweet Samurai. recommended to use the ranch sauce dips to mellow the vinegar Nuclear Habanero – ignite your palates with a spiced up version of buffalo wings. With an underlying acidity of the buffalo wings. Garlic Parm – garlic, parmesan cheese & a tinge of pepper. Mango Fire – tropical tangy sweet with a light tingle of spice. Lemon Zinger – lemon with pepperish spice fragrance, think zinger with lemon glazeīuffalo Bliss – as the name suggests, this is probably something for the traditionalists. There are flavors that I find to be somewhat common, and here are some flavors that I enjoyed and in no particular sequence: Timed to perfection, the doneness is good, juicy on the inside, and the meat comes off the bones cleanly. And due to the absence of the sinful batter, the chicken cools down a tad faster, making it easier to go hands on. They are all batter free, so you get real chicken with less of the residual oil trapped in the sinful battered crust, found in most other chicken joints. I’m a meatarian, and I’ve preference for the originals over the boneless. I shall condense my opinion to make it easier for your reading. We had the privilege to taste almost every flavor, original (wings) or boneless (chicken breast chunks), and there’s just too much mention. Or if you prefer, go all out with your own selection of entrée, flavors, sides, dips & drinks. Each pack comprising of respective order combinations, flavor capacity, sides & dressings. Regardless how you dine (dine-in, take out, delivery), one can choose to order the meals separate, or, in packs designed for 2-3, 3-5 or 5-8 persons. We’ve been told that the largest order in town to date, catering up to almost 3000 wings for a private event. ![]() Use the Wheel of Flavors, if you’re indecisive of the flavors you should savor. The concept is simple and hassle-free, where consumers can choose between dining-in, taking out, or order for delivery. The myriads of flavors are inspired by different cultures & culinary signatures, where the American HQ concocts & conjures original recipes for the sauces, distributed to all their franchises not before undergoing due process to fine tune for market acceptance. Recognizing that the broad base clientele have varied palates, taste preferences & threshold for spice, Wing Zone establishes itself in offering more than a dozen original flavors for their wings, all of which, ingredients are fresh and prepared a la minute. The pioneering outlet in Singapore is located at Bugis+, and a 2nd outlet opens in Compassvale Link quite recently. Since then, they have to date, opened Wing Zone restaurants across almost every state in USA, and growing. The concept grew in their fraternity house, and so birthed the first 2 outlets located in Gainesville. Originated in 1991, on the campus of the University of Florida, the 2 co-founders Matt Friedman & Adam Scott, recognized the void in availability for food variety on campus in the after hours, initiated the concept of delivering buffalo wings, and it was an instant hit with their coeds. And to date, has 2 outlets that cater to different clientele demographics. ![]() W: FB: Together with a bunch of fellow bloggers & Instagram-ers, we were invited for this media event, where we were given insights of how Wing Zone made its way on our shores.
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