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Wingitt-The House of Wings

I love chicken wings. I love them in all sizes, no discrimination. Some like them really big, some like them boneless. Me, I enjoy them all. Give them to me coated in Buffalo sauce, and I'll be one happy girl.

I stumbled upon Wingitt quite by accident, when I went to pick up flowers from Just Flowers next door (A beautiful little flower shop with an amazing variety, by the way). It's a little shop, nothing to boast of, but has made the most of its space. Spotlessly clean, there is a small seating area, with cute red metal buckets serving as napkin holders and a small bottle of Dettol hand sanitizer on each table.

Wingitt has a large variety of sauces to go along with the classic and boneless wings it serves, the details of which I will go into in a bit. There are also sides such as wedges, chicken strips and a variety of fries which I have yet to try. You can get 4, 8, 16 or 24 wings with a choice of 1 or 4 flavors. There are also different combos, which don't have boneless wings but one can choose sauces of their choice.

The order taker was very helpful and made it easier for me to go with Combo 2 (16 wings, 2 fries, 2 flavors for sauces and 2 buns), along with which I ordered a few extra sauces. I use the word 'few' lightly. My choice of sauces were:

1. Buffalo
2. Ranch
3. Spicy Garlic
4. Hot Pepper
5. Cheese

Since the wings and fries were being made from scratch, I had to wait for 15-20 minutes but it was worth the wait. Since Wingitt's outlet is but a 5 minute drive from my house, the food was as hot as when it was made. The wings were succulent, tender juicy morsels of perfection. For some, they might be too small. For me, they were perfect. All of the sauces were brilliantly done and complimented the wings well. My favorite sauces were the Buffalo, Spicy Garlic and Hot Pepper. Can you tell I like my spicy food? The fries were as they should be; crispy on the outside, soft and fluffy on the inside. The buns were also good. Would've been nice slathered with butter, but I resisted since I was already full on the wings.

Wingitt is definitely a great addition to Karachi's list of eateries, and now I have a new place to satiate the wings cravings whenever I get them.








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