Flaming Wings will always have a soft spot in my heart. It is an unassuming hole in the wall along Katipunan Ave, and was home to some of the best times I had with my friends when we were all still studying in the area. This was a while ago, and so many other restaurants around it have come and gone, but it has proven to have what it takes to be yet another Katipunan institution. Being students, clearly we worked around a tight budget. Flaming Wings always did the trick for us, because you got more than what your money would normally get you. A favorite, for example, is their Chicken Tenders Meal, which includes strips of buffalo chicken tenders (your choice of Original, Mind n' Sweet, Smokey BBQ, Wild, Caribbean Jerk, or Oriental Zing -- I always go for Original), dip (your choice of Bleu Cheese, Wasabi Mayo, Balsamic Mayo, Ranch, Honey Mustard, or Aioli -- I always get Bleu Cheese), a cup of rice, and a drink (your choice: iced tea, lemonade, or bottled water). All for P130. It used to be cheaper, but I'm not complaining about its present price. Here's a tip: Ask your server for some of the sauce (not dip) on the side. There's a little extra cost, but if you love sour buffalo wings sauces like I do, it is such a thrill. A cheap thrill, but a thrill. Their chicken aside, a Super-Stuffed Pork Chop, which goes for only P190, is also a worthy meal... or an adversary, depending on your appetite. The serving is as big as the plate, which leaves little room for movement, but so much bang for your buck. read more

Flaming Wings - Chicken Shop Near Me - Quezon City, NCR

Thanks to my friends who are constantly looking for new places to eat because fast food chains are always full and making us sick. Back in college, this became our hangout and lunch place because they serve different food other than what fast food chains serve and also their food prices are budget friendly especially that most of their market are students. When I graduated from college, I missed their buffalo wings that's why I got excited when they opened a branch in Katipunan--the other side of Taft Avenue. Though I don't really come back for their wings, I come back for their wicked oreos. I fell in love with it even though I really don't eat oreos (yes, please feel free to judge). The only thing that I don't like is that Katipunan is so jam-packed and its not easy to find a parking slot so better come in earlier preferably on weekends to avoid the hassle. read more

Flaming Wings - Chicken Shop Near Me - Quezon City, NCR

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When I'm craving for chicken wings and I'm near Katipunan Avenue, I just visit Flaming Wings. I order their hunger buster meal which is a rice meal with three pieces of wings. There are different flavors (original, barbeque, oriental zing, etc.) for the wings that you can choose from. There are also a number of dips (blue cheese, wasabi mayo, ranch, etc.) you can pick to match your chosen flavor. My personal choice would be the spicy flavored wings paired with the wasabi mayo dip. The dip has that exotic taste and certain spiciness of wasabi that I find very interesting. The hunger buster meal might be the flagship meal of Flaming Wings but they also have other delicious meals like their Pastas and Other Rice Meals. I would definitely order their onion soup if I wasn't on a budget. The soup is a bit pricey at Php 100 but still worth it. For people with a sweet tooth and like their milkshakes extra sweet, then you should order their vanilla milkshake. Came for the wings, stayed because everything else is equally good. read more

My dessert loving roommate recommended we eat here one afternoon not because of the wings, but for the wicked oreos. She was totally raving about them and said I'd love them too. Though I hate to disagree with her, this is an exception I'll have to make. Three deep fried oreos (more batter than oreo to be honest) and a scoop of ice cream are not something I'd care to spend any amount of money on; it's just not something I enjoy. While my friend satisfied her sweet tooth cravings, I had a plate of their famous wings in original sauce. Definitely worth your money! I'd love to come back to try the other flavors. Or if I'm not in the mood for wings, though I can't imagine such a state, Flaming Wings also offers pasta meals and milkshakes. read more

You must, must, must eat at Flaming Wings. I can't emphasize that enough! The chicken is really great, and their non-chicken dishes are just as delicious! I'm sure everyone has told you about the wings, but if you're not into that, try the Beer Battered Fish and Chips. It's my personal favorite, and it's quite affordable too! Also, don't miss the Fried Oreos. The hype may have died a bit over this fried dessert, but it's still one of Flaming Wings' gems. read more

I'm not exactly well-versed in chicken wings yet, so I didn't really have any expectations coming into Flaming Wings. It's an establishment that's pretty okay in size, capable of seating maybe 30 people maybe at full capacity. The wings are pretty good - I enjoy the usual hunger buster, which gets you 2 wings, a choice from their dips like bleu cheese, honey mustard, aioli, etc., rice, and a drink. It's a good enough deal that gets you some yummy wings at less than P150, but I prefer the wings without the dip. One time though I tried the chicken pesto sandwich, which I did not enjoy at all. I found it surprisingly bitter, and the chicken had no flavor to it. I had to resort to adding a lot of ketchup to make it bearable. Flaming Wings has great wings, and I'll avoid ordering the chicken pesto again and stick to those wings. read more

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I think this is where I got my first taste of Wicked Oreos. Soft, puffy pancake batter coating classic oreo cookies, fried to perfection and topped with scoops of vanilla ice cream and chocolate syrup, this popular university scene dessert makes any lonely/stressful day instantly better. Even after school life, people drop by Flaming Wings just for a serving of Wicked Oreos or else make their own at home with fond memories of their first time at the restaurant, haha. Flaming Wings also has the best value-for-money chicken wings that students and many others keep coming back for. A shamelessly rich, full plate of their wings or chicken tenders coated with their signature sauces and served with dip and a big cup of java rice on the side is basically the ultimate meal of champions this side of town. Their set meals of either the wings or the tenders come with a drink as well. And this is all for just about a hundred pesos!!! Crazy, right? My favorite are the Chicken Tenders coated in Mild n' Sweet sauce, with a Bleu Cheese or Aioli dip. Never fails. So. Good. read more

All the restaurants in that building along Katipunan Ave. have had their fair share of merry-go-round rotations after a couple of years. Only Flaming Wings has stood the test of time and continues to serve the most affordable batch of chicken wings you can find. You will not (unless you order Wicked Oreos for dessert) spend more that Php 150. If you want to go cheaper, their boneless Chicken Tenders offer the same tasty flavors. Just choose the kind of chicken sauce you like, whether Buffalo, BBQ, Parmesan, and the dip to go with it, Blue Cheese, Wasabi, Aioli, or Balsamic Vinegar Mayo, and your in for a treat! read more

When I was a freshman in Ateneo, Flaming Wings was one of the restaurants that I always heard about. It was one of those must-try during the first few months of being an Atenean. I could see why it would be so well-recommended, just because it's an affordable student price and the food is pretty alright. I'm pretty sure that the first time I tried it when I was a freshman, I was pretty impressed. The chicken tenders were juicy, it had quite a big serving, and it made me full. For a student, sulit was my number one priority. But fast forward to senior year, Flaming Wings doesn't hold the same appeal. The chicken tenders weren't as juicy anymore and the Penne Arrabiata tasted a bit dry and the pasta was a bit tough. The Wicked Oreos were a sensation before but three years later, it kinda lost its appeal already. read more

Flaming Wings is known as one of the most famous and first chicken wing places in the Metro but honestly, I don't get it. Flaming Wings serves classic wings with all the classic sauces. Honestly, I was disappointed. The wings are cheap but don't pack the punch and flavor I look for. The wings themselves are not so juicy, the sauce is flavorful but not excitable, the skin of the chicken was disappointed as the sauce ended up making it soggy and displeasing. Their much talked about chicken tenders are dry and tough. I did not and still don't get the hype. The rice they serve is extremely dry and hard, the wings are meh, and the sauces to go with it are misleading. They're also famous for their fried oreos but nowadays who can't make those at home 10x better? Over-all my experience at Flaming Wings was anything but flaming. There are better wing places to try than this place. read more

Flaming Wings has been one of the places where people really went to to eat wings. Even til now, people still flock to Quezon City just to satisfy their Flaming Wings craving. I wouldn't blame them because they serve really good wings here. Not to mention the value for money servings. I like to order their Tenders Meal. The Classic flavor with the bleu cheese or ranch dip. The drink that comes with it is big too. It's like a size large of Iced Tea or soda, The serving is also just right. Every time I'm done eating there, I always go home really full and really satisfied. It's just plain good chicken. They also serve other things and not just chicken. They serve soup, salad, appetizers, pastas, and other main courses like shrimp or fish. Their menu has a lot to choose from but not overwhelming. I've always had a good meal at Flaming Wings and their chicken dishes are never short of quality and taste. I'll really come back for more! read more