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If you’re having your doubts, we suggest you try it at least once because you just might be surprised like we were! Google + LinkedIn Email. The flavour (Brazilian Citrus Pepper) was also real good! What began as a small buffalo-style chicken wing restaurant in Garland, Texas, continues to soar to great heights. Original flavoured boneless wings weren’t too saucy, which is a first thumbs up for me as I specifically asked for a recommendation of something Truthfully speaking, I wouldn’t say the boneless wings we tried were amazing.

hell yeah! But that’s only the first hurdle… then you need to choose from a selection of TEN flavours for your chicken.

Wingstop. The wings aren’t overly pricey, go with 2 friends and share 2 portions of 10 wings, and you’ll probably pay around a tenner each if you get some drinks and fries too. All photos used in this site are property of The Halal Food Blog unless stated otherwise. Would I come back? Bedok Mall (#B1-53) City Square Mall (#B1-33) ... All information (including prices, availability of item on menu and Halal status of establishment) are accurate at the time of posting. The chips were spot on – generous portions and perfectly cooked.

Might as well get this card to save your wallet!We are always on the look out for healthy choices which are halal. Okay so the sauce is more sweet than spicy but it really does go well with the fried chicken wings.As you can see, they don’t stinge on the sauce so you’re guaranteed a nice healthy coating of the sauce on your wings so you can enjoy that flavour with every bite into your wings!If you’re looking for a unique flavour that definitely has that local touch then you should definitely try this. Yes! As soon as I found out their Chicken was now Halal, I got myself down to their store (located a 5 min walk from Leicester Square station) to see what all the hype was about! I’d be lying if I said I had that same feeling of excitement after my first bite (the same way I did at my first visit to Wingman’s). One bite into these chicken tenders and I understood Again, I really enjoyed these. Well, we finally made our way down and wow what a wide range of makan they have!Besides having to choose which great flavours you’re going to enjoy, they also have a few types of chicken to choose from namely Classic Wings (which is the chicken wing you all know and love) and the Boneless (which is the Chicken thigh).We’ve tried quite a few and like we always do, we’re gonna try and break them down for you because we had both types (Classic and Boneless) and quite a few flavours too!We’ve seen and tried a lot of interesting Chicken Wing flavours but I think the Wingstop’s signature piping hot chicken wings are coated with a sweet-spicy Kecap Manis sauce and topped off with fried shallots for that extra local flavour. £100.00

A little chewy, which I liked. So definitely reasonable for Central London prices, but maybe a little steep if you just consider it as glorified fast food.All wings come served with a choice of dip – Ranch, Blue Cheese or Honey Mustard. But from the few times that I’ve walked past Wingstop, they get Their chicken comes in three varieties – (1) wings on the bone, (2) boneless wings and (3) chicken tenders.

Which makes me think that perhaps it’s just the boneless wings that weren’t great. They're quite easy to find with this reference at halalfoodhunt.com YES. Alcohol is also served, but in cans, so it’s not really noticeable. We're in the flavour business. Especially the staff on the till, who are really friendly and super helpful with flavour recommendations. Mr Rick Ross, if you’re reading this, firstly… hats off, I definitely enjoyed my visit! Also, you should allow for the mixing of flavours (i.e. Browse our menu, use our wing calculator or find your wingstop.

half portion one flavour and half another). Great flavours and tasty little bites to get your appetite going while you enjoy your chicken!They also have more classic sides like the Potato Salad and the Coleslaw.You can head down to 2 locations to get your Wingstop fix – This is also a good option so that you can makan at home and nobody can see you jump around once the Atomic spicy flavour kicks in LOLThanks to Wingstop for having us down and next time, we’re gonna try the rest of the flavours but we definitely wanna take the Atomic challenge again!Halal Food is now easier to get to in the West with Love to eat out?

Having said that, I’d rank the boneless wings a solid 7/10. Wingstop is the destination when you crave fresh never faked wings, seasoned fries and any of our famous sides. Wingstop UK locations - 138 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, WC2H 8HB and Dalston, 12 Kingsland High St, London E8 2JP. Explore our saucy or dry rub flavors that range from mild to hot, in sweet or savory. A page dedicated to helping you locate the best Halal places to eat in and around London. WE ARE HALAL.

Wingstop UK February 5, 2019 February 6, 2019 Halal Food Diary So it’s only been like a month since I put out my post on Wingman’s in Kilburn, moaning about how Wingstop missed a big trick not making their Chicken Halal.

This is actually meant to give you an outlet to take a break from the strong flavours of the chicken with some cool and fresh veggies.I did find the Rance Sauce a bit too watery though. *has flashbacks of being at fatburger*I’m never a fan of restaurants offering too many flavours, mostly because I always pick the wrong ones. If I had to make some recommendations, I think a good improvement would be to create a wings platter (10 wings, 1 of each flavour) so that I can figure out what my flavour is! A bit like a down-sized version of the Shake Shack around the corner in Piccadilly Circus.

The cheesy chips were still edible towards the end of my meal (at most restaurants they’ve gone soggy within a few minutes), but I think the Buffalo Ranch chips stole the show for me. More subtle than the Spicy Korean Q, but enough of a kick that you’d have a wing in each hand.We tried both varieties of their loaded fries – The Buffalo Ranch (£4.80) and the Cheese Fries (£4.40).