Wingstop

They have never let me know. Wingstop continues to uphold a high standard for frying their chicken. It’s hard to find a place that does the sauces like how they do. It’s rich, and the staff makes sure that every single but of the chicken is coated with your choice of sauce or rub. Cooked fresh, it’s about a 10 minutes wait. It’s totally worth it. Sink your teeth into soft, succulent chicken today. What are you waiting for.

Wing Stop! I’m a huge Wing Stop fan in the states and I was elated when I was on my way to Mustaffa Centre and came across this place! I quickly ordered some Cajun and Original flavored wings, fries with extra seasoning, and a coke. The wings were different from the states but the flavor was still there. The fries were not up to par and the seasoning was just okay. The service was pretty decent so I guess that deserves an added star… If you’re missing home this place is worth a shot just don’t bank on the fries.

juicy chicken. freshly cooked. lots of flavors to choose from! what i like about wingstop is that when you can’t decide which flavor you want on your chicken, they’ll let you try it first (the sauce, that is). waiting time is ok. serving is good. will definitely come back :)

We were queuing outside Hot Tomato in Bedok Mall when we noticed this place next to us with a significantly shorter line. That was already a big pull, and the idea of fresh chicken wings was just gravy on top.
Wingstop feels like a fast food eatery and is set up as such, but the chicken wings are freshly cooked when you order. Meals seem to consist of about 5 chicken wings per serving, and you have a quite a few styles of seasoning to choose from. We went with the Cajun, the Louisiana rub and one other that I can’t remember (something to do with honey?) and aside from the Louisiana being incredibly sour, they were pretty tasty. That said, sour wasn’t too bad either.
Something different about their wings is that you can order a batch of the boneless variety. Eating boneless chicken wings might be akin to eating nuggets or blasphemy for some people, but we also had to feed a hyperactive baby so boneless works out quite well for us!
The burger and fries were also all kinds of yum, and the coleslaw was much better than the Colonel’s.
The big drawback is that for its price range, it just wasn’t very filling. The meal came up to about $ 10 per person, which puts it between a McDonald’s and Carl’s Jr… Or about on par with a Wendy’s. But those places tend to leave you feeling satisfied and we felt like we could fit in another few chicken wings each. Still, it’s worth trying at least once.