Fire Wings

Best Wing place hands down. Great Options fun atmosphere & friendly staff. Killing wing stop. I go every Friday. My only hang up is I went to get a gift card for Father’s Day, for my brother in law & father & was told they don’t offer them. That was a huge disappointment.

For a new restaurant they are nice! They seem very well put together, and they make sure the food comes out in a timely manner. They have a variety of different flavors for their wings, and I’ve had a salt/​pepper, dragon, Thai chili, and lemon something. All of the wings are good. Their fries are okay. Extra crispy though lol overall I would come back to the restaurant as the food was good and service was very nice.

If you like local chicken wing places with lots of different flavor options, bar food (like garlic fries), and beer, then this place is for you.
I wanted to try a couple of flavors so I went with a 10-​piece and a small order of garlic noodles (~$ 13). These items, while not spectacular, did hit the spot and were good enough to want to come back. I mean, it’s hard to mess up fried chicken and noodles with garlic all over it. I tried Korean Kick and the Garlic Parmesan flavor. The Korean Kick has a little bit of spice, but not too much. I’m not sure if I’d get it again, but it was unique and satisfying. Garlic Parmesan will never not be good.
I watched the NBA 2016 finals here – they have 4 big TV’s that I’m assuming play sports game whenever they’re on. There restaurant is decently spacious and can accommodate a party of 10+. The staff was friendly and the restaurant was clean. There is self-​service water to drink.
I like local spots like this and if I’m ever in the area again craving some tasty flavored chicken wings, I might just have to come back here.

I’ve been a consistent customer here but today I walked in for a to-​go order and they didn’t realize my order was packaged and ready. I’ve waited 20 minutes till they noticed my order was sitting there. I think the reason why they didn’t notice was because of the televisions.
When I brought it back home, it was cold. They lost a regular customer today.
Rating: ⁰⁄₁₀

First. Its a clean establishment. The set up is nice. They have a regular menu above the counter and a picture set up on the side to let you know what you are getting into (as far as the heat on your meat. Lol) they have the flavored soda machine so you can mix it up. The prices are not that bad. I would definitely recommend stopping in before or after the movies or a warm up for a casual date.
There is no wifi. Its not that kind of establishment. But it does have 4 nice size tv screens to watch the games on. Yes, they do serve salads. Yes, they have take out. I imagine that this place can het pretty busy. Its almost empty on my first visit @416pm on Sunday.
FOOD: I recommend the Garlic Parmesan or the Tai Chili off. (my first visit i had peanutbutter, tai chili, peking, garlic parm.)

Fire Wings is much like Wing Stop but with an Asian flair. They have a pretty diverse range of selection — typical items you may find at Wing Stop such as lemon pepper to some Asian flavors like Thai Chili.
My friends and I have tried: Korean Kick, Thai Chili, Saigon Street, Mango Habanero, Salt and Pepper, and Garlic Parmesan. The Asian flavors tasted pretty similar to one another after the initial bite. The flavors are pretty one dimensional, I wish everything had more of a kick to it. The Mango Habanero tasted like it was coated in a generic mango syrup, not too spicy compared to what Buffalo Wild Wings serves. The dry rubs were pretty standard, nothing too spectacular to rave about. The garlic noodles are decent. They top it with a fairly generous amount of parmesan cheese. Although, I wish they were a bit more garlicky.
Fire Wings does have several televisions displayed around the restaurant airing sports games. So it is a choice place to dine at if you want wings and sports at the same time.
Overall, everything was okay. Nothing that really made me go wow.

Wow, it was jam packed yesterday at Fire Wings due to the game. The seating was limited and there’s already a need for expansion, but I can see why.
At first I thought this place was going to be one of those big restaurant chains that specialized in chicken wings like Chicago Fire, but it’s just another wing shop. Not to knock on places like these because the wings that I ordered (20 pack all bone-​in with season fries and veggie sticks in buffalo and sweet chili) tasted really good. There wings were seasoned well, not overwhelming and the skin was crunchy and battered well.
The service was eh, but that’s because they were just young kids working at the counter taking orders and serving. They just need more time to learn good customer service values. I’ll give them a chance.

Who likes wings? Yes? Fire Wings will satisfy your craving for wings. This place is located in vicinity of United Artists movie theater, 24 Hour Fitness, and other restaurants. As I walked in the building, I got an instant feeling of a young, laid back, and relaxing restaurant. TV’s are all over the walls showing sport games. While you are watching the games, you can grab a beer from their various selection on tap or bottle. What goes with beer… WINGS!
They have many wing flavors to choose from. You have your saucy flavors like BBQ, Buffalo, teriyaki, various super hot ones, and various Asian flavors. Second they have dry rub flavors that I like the most. They have Louisiana rub, Cali rub, Lemon Pepper, Salt & Pepper, Garlic Parmesan, Malaysian Curry rub, and Jamaican rub. Besides wings they have salads and a bunch of sides to choose from.
My recent visit, 4 of us ordered the family pack of 40 wings. This family pack came with 4 flavors, 4 dips, large fries, large side, and veggie sticks. The flavors we selected were Louisiana rub, Salt & Pepper, and Buffalo. I enjoyed the Salt & Pepper the most. If you have tried the Salt & Pepper Shrimp at Chinese restaurants, it is exactly like that only with wings. I had a Track 7 beer which was a perfect pairing with wings.
Of all the times I have been here, staff has been really friendly. Just about everyone I see had a smile on their face.

Pretty good. Had the boneless wings with dragon sauce, they were a bit dry. Thought they would have some sauce on them but it was more like a dry rub. They came with a side of ranch.
Had the garlic noodles, they were hot and tasted really good while they were hot. I would get them again.
Ordered Mac and cheese for my daughter, who looooooooves Mac and cheese and will eat most ANY Mac and cheese. It was hot when it came out, but looked a bit strange. Can’t really explain it but to was off a bit. My daughter ate some of it — less than ½.
The soda machine is fancy. Probably just me but I had to ask the cashier to come and help me use it. Everyone else seemed to work it just fine and it’s my understanding that you can mix as many different sodas as you like!
I’m not a big wing eater, but if I ever wanted to eat them again… I would go back.

Ten Napkin Salute!!!
Never been here before and the staff was very personable walked us through each of the steps without making me feel like an idiot which is always nice.
Did the 10 piece combo with fries and drink. Two sauces.($ 10.99) Ordered «by the piece» of 10 pieces for $ 8.49
Ordered the Thai chili, Saigon Street, Sriracha and Dragon with a seasoned fries. Total order was about 20 bucks so not too bad for lunch.
The way it works is 5 wings to a little basket for your flavor of sauce. All was very good. My eyes were bigger than my stomach and I could only eat eight. Definitely bone in makes it melt in your mouth.

My BF love wings and I swear he be wanting wingstop all the time. He ‘s been wanting to try out firewings and we were in the area so we gave it a go.
My friends did give me a warning about this place because they said they did not like it at all and said it was gross. I decided to try it for myself and it wasn’t bad at all! Definitely wasn’t gross in my opinion.
We got the 20 wings party pack which was only about $ 20 and you can choose up to 3 flavors of wings, 2 dipping sauces, and it comes with large fries and veggie sticks! I also like how the fries are like potato wedges.
We got the Thai chili flavor, Saigon street & of course, gotta have the lemon pepper. The Saigon street was sweet with a little of tang. I liked it. Lemon pepper was good also, it had a buttery flavor. Thai chili flavor… I didn’t like so much. So I would not get that again. We also ordered garlic noodles which was just ok. I probably wouldn’t order it again. It was kinda bland.
Overall, firewings is a good alternative to go if you don’t want wingstop or BWW. They also have beer on tap which is cool.

After a long day of navigating between sports for my toddler, I felt like I was well deserving of a nice cheat meal. Normally WingStop is my go-​to spot for a quick, delicious cheat meal. However, I had been hearing great things about Fire Wings and decided to give them a shot. With two rumbling stomachs, and one sleepy toddler, we hit the road in search of our «fix.» Just a heads up, I’m going to try my hardest not to make this a compare/​contrast with WingStop.
Located within the same complex of the Laguna/​Center Parkway 24 Hour Fitness (makes for a «healthy» post workout right?), you’ll find Fire Wings. Upon entering, you can’t help but notice the clean design and placement of the seating. Not to mention, they have TONS of televisions. Definitely a plus for sports fans such as myself.
Due to the plethora of wing flavors that they offer, I would recommend that you look at their menu prior to getting in line (the line can get pretty nasty). Based on a few Unilocal reviews that I read (in my opinion Unilocal is one of the best Social Media outlets available), I decided to try «Buffalo Stampede» and «Peanut Butter.» As a side, I ordered their Garlic Parmesan fries. I’m easily impressed, so I was tickled that they have a Coca-​Cola Freestyle machine. For those not familiar with it, it’s a soda dispenser that offers over a 100 different drink flavors.
After the damage was done, I honestly felt like I could go for some WingStop. I felt like the «Buffalo Stampede» was not worthy of the «two flame» spicy rating that is listed on the Fire Wings website. The Peanut Butter flavor was unique, but it’s not a flavor that I can see myself trying again. On a more positive note, the size of the boneless wings were impressive, and the garlic parmesan fries are delicious.
This is a fairly new establishment, so I’m pretty sure that they are still warming up. I’ll update my review in the future after I’ve made a return visit… everyone is worthy of a second chance right?

My first time I dine-​in and I had a really good experience. For a busy Friday, food came out fresh and good. The wings aren’t dry and not over sauced. I had the bone-​in and I’ll probably stick with that from now on. The garlic noodles are ok, but I think the seasoned fries are better! The staff that night was awesome.
But today (Tuesday is 55 cent boneless wings) I got take out and everything was fine until I got home and realized I was missing 5 wings (I ordered about 45 wings so I understand it happens), so I called and explained the story. The conversation on the phone was short and not apologetic. So then I called back and told them my sister would be on the way to pick up the 5 wings and if they could get it ready, she sound annoyed. I asked my sister how did it go once she got home, she told me they ignored her even though she was the only one there. They gave her the wrong order and said oops basically and then gave her the correct order. Basically rude and no respect for their customers. I’m hoping I won’t experience this again because I would like to come back due to my first experience went very well. And just a note I wouldn’t do boneless again even if it’s 55 cents, it’s huge and not enough flavoring and tasteful as the bone-​in.

Giving all wing shops like Wing Stop & B-Dub’s (Buffalo Wild Wings) a run for their money I see… well played Fire wings… well played!
So I decided to check out this establishment after seeing that several of my Unilocal compadres had been here recently, and notice that «Hot New Business» icon. So I too had to see what all the fuss was about. I came in late afternoon on a weekday with my girl to get lunch that had food we both enjoy and was new to the both of us. We both are very familiar with Fire Wings’ location as it’s in the same business plaza as United Artist theater off of Bruceville/​Valley High Drive, and is in the same building section as Thai Basil & 24hr Fitness.
Once you walk into the establishment you see that Fire Wings has a small sports bar feel similar to Wing Stop, but is infused with a modern feel. From their light colored wood table tops, to their black brick walls, or their abstract graffiti style artwork near the ceiling, and their well balanced wings menu display. Fire Wings kicks it up a notch with both their menu and their décor! The one thing Fire Wings has going that other wings places doesn’t, is their selection. Where else have you been where you have a choice of TWENTY-​ONE different flavors of wings, in three different flavors themes (Asian, Hot, Rubs)? It can seem overwhelming at first if it’s your first time here, but take your time and choose because unique flavors like Peanut Butter, Dragon, Louisiana Rub, Siracha, Jamaican Jerk, and Buffalo Stampeded. Or choose from classics like Garlic Parmesan, Original BBQ, Classic Teriyaki or Lemon Pepper.
After looking over their wide wing selection my girlfriend decided on Korean Kick & Peking Wings, while I got the Thai Chili and Cali Rub. We both got the 10 wing combo since it came with two flavors, dipping sauce (ranch or blue cheese) fries and a drink for $ 11/​each. Not too shabby! While we waited we went to get our drinks and they had a soda dispenser similar to that at Dos Coyotes if you’ve ever been there. But I think some of their selections weren’t working and or the screen was setup really weird. Because when you selected a soda option for some of them there was an extra option for «Cherry» or «Vanilla» like Cherry Pepsi or Vanilla Root beer. But when you selected that option, it didn’t work. A little weird and not a big deal, but just a heads up in case you come across that too.
Once we got our food I tried the Thai wings first to see if they were as good as some Thai wings I’ve had at Thai restaurants, and they were pretty good. Hot, crispy and both sweet and spicy… just the way I like them. The Cali Rub flavor was ok, a flavor worth trying but for me not a flavor I choose again before trying some of the other options they have. My girfriend didn’t like the Peking flavor, since they tasted just like sweet and sour chicken you’d get at a Chinese restaurant, granted the girl taking our order described it as tasting like sweet and sour. I tried it and think it’s a flavor that’s good in 1 or two wings and then came become overpowering, UNLESS you love sweet and sour then Peking is the flavor for you. The Korean kick wings were pretty bomb though, and I liked the black sesame weeds adorned on top.
OVERALL: Hot new establishment that give the current notable chains in the area, a run for their money. Huge selection of flavors in different heat levels. Definitely would check out Fire Wings again when in the mood for wings, and want to try their other flavors. 4 down 17 more to go!!!

Service: Very friendly — we were greeted the moment we stepped in. They were very helpful and did not hesitate to help.
Food: We ordered the famy 20 pieces, garlic noodles, garlic fries, mac & cheese and kids chicken tender meal. There were both pros and cons.
Pros — The wings were decent size and werw bigger than many places. We had the lemon peoper, mango habenero and korean kick. We did not care too much for the korean kick as it tasted like sweet and sour to us. The fries were decent.
Cons — The chicken tenders were so over cooked. The ends were hard and there were barely any white meat in the middle. The garlic noodles and fries were not garlicy as we like. There was a little hint of garlic. This may be due to the parmesean cheese the was piled on. Lastly, the mac and cheese were horrible. There were barely any cheese. The overcooked and expanded noodles werw coated in butter/​oil and maybe a hint of cheese.

This place is ok. The first time I went there, I ordered the three piece tenders fire wings flavor which is the hottest one they have. It’s true that it’s very hot and I always want to challenge myself how much I can tolerate something that spicy.
The service was good the first time and today it was actually better. The gentleman that ran the front had great customer service. He told me my order will be out in 20 minutes. When you want boneless chicken it takes them a little longer to prepare. I had time so I wasn’t worried. The only thing that I found annoying was the soda dispenser. They created a soda machine that was all push buttons. It’s kind of stupid to have something like that when people are use to just pushing in a lever dispenser and out comes the ice and then the soda. Personally I would’ve just kept to the old school design.
This time I ordered the three piece chicken tenders Jamaican jerk flavor. When I opened the box, it was actually more than 3 pieces. It was about 7 pieces. My only complaint was usually when it’s Jamaican jerk chicken, it’s on the spicy side which is what I wanted. This one wasn’t at all spicy. In fact, it actually had a hint of sweetness to it which was weird to me but the chicken tasted pretty good. It had a nice crunchy coating to it and tender inside. I also had the coleslaw which was an additional $ 3. There was nothing special to this slaw. It tasted like an old cabbage salad. Just wasted another $ 3 for a funky salad.
Since this is a chicken wing place and that’s the only thing they serve, I can only give this place three stars. I was however impressed with their the customer service though. I will check out this place again and try out another flavor when I get a craving for some chicken tenders.

I wasn’t really feeling this place. It was a pretty small place. Water was self served. I wanted to be adventurous this time and tried the korean kick, thai chili, saigon, dragon wings. I also stuck to two that I liked — the garlic parm and mango habanero.
My adventurous side failed this time. Each of the korean kick, thai chili, saigon, and dragon was a disappointment. The thai chili literally tasted as if it was just covered in sweet chili sauce. The saigon wings tasted like fish sauce. It was too overwhelming and unbalanced everything else that was in the sauce. The korean kick and dragon was better but still lacking greatly.
Luckily, I stuck to some that I did like. The garlic Parmesan and Mango Habanero wings were more edible and enjoyable for me. In my opinion, they were slightly, just slightly better than the ones at wingstop. Good thing I stuck with some classics.
I might come back sometimes to try out some more classic ones and some sides but there is no way I’m trying those exotic flavors anymore.

WOW. I got bombarded by «PINK HAIR GIRL» (YEN N.) she said she worked at PHO LE and was close personal friends of Fire Wings and they were like family to her. She got upset that I mentioned her name in my review and threatened me. She also mentioned that she tips well. I guess that was a fact I needed to know.
Fire Wings, if this person is a representative of your business, calm her down. I said she was pretty and complimented her pink hair. But to get inboxed threats is not cool and EXTREMELY childish and unprofessional.
I really liked Fire Wings but will not be back due to this persons threats.
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***Updated as of ²⁄₁₀ — I received a personal message & apology from FireWings. They even offered a face to face apology (not needed, but thank you) .That is a CLASS ACT. I am appreciative of them taking the time to respond to the review. They are a great group of guys and the owner seems very nice.
I still stand by my original review of them having AMAZING wings and flavors. They are 100% better than WingStop or any other wing place. I am still on the fence about returning. That girl was just too sour and I understand she isn’t their family & she falsely advertised that. I hope to some day come back. They are a really good place. Thank you FireWings for taking the time to get back to me and addressing the issue. That is very commendable and appreciate you.

Finally got to try this place and let me just say wing stop ain’t got nothing on this place! Lol the wings are soooo delicious. My favorite flavor is the Saigon one and the salt and pepper one. I’ve yet to try the other flavors so can’t wait to be back. And their garlic noodles… Oh man it’s sooooooo good. It’s perfect!
Customer service is great as well, there was a little issue with our order but they tend to us quick and fixed it right away. I would recommend this place to anyone that love wings and great service!

First time here, and I was craving wings for a while. We came here around lunch time, and it wasn’t too busy. Kinda has a sports bar feel to it. The place is kept pretty clean, and had tables in and outside of this establishment.
We ordered: Lemon-​pepper wings, salt & pepper boneless, peanut butter boneless, and garlic pasta. The peanut butter boneless reminds me of Thai — chicken pad thai, without the pad thai. It had a little spice to it. The lemon pepper chicken wings was great. Nice crisp to the skin and the flavors stood out. The boneless wings had a little too much batter for me, but my wife really enjoyed them. They were consistent in texture, size, and heat. The garlic noodles was for my son, but I had some to taste, and it was full of flavor.
The wait was pretty long (about 15 minutes), but I think there was a pretty large order in front of us. Good to know they make it when you order it.
The one thing I would complain about is the windows do not have a sun-​protector screen we can roll down. So if you seat right by the windows when the sun is creeping in, you’re going to get burned.
I would comeback for more wings :)

This place is in a place where it’s hard to find parking 24 hour fitness is right next door and so is the movie theater. There was quite a bit of people when we got there. There was one cashier and there was a a group in front of us. There is a big menu with all the different types of flavor. There is also different dipping sauce. There’s different combos you could do.
We had order fries and garlic noodles. The wings flavor we tried were fire wing, mango habanero, Thai chili, and Korean kick. The presentation looks good but the taste is not there. The mango habanero had no spice to it just sweet sauce on it. The Korean kick has way too much sauce in it … Basically drenched (ask for light sauce if you want to try it). The Thai chili was just sweet and sour sauce poured all over it. The fire kick was like a buffalo wing flavor the spiciness was not too overwhelming. The garlic noodles were good when it first came out and the fries are okay too. I had ranch as the dip which was okay.
They have a cool soda machine ! The new technology ones. The water is free next to the soda machine!

For a place with 4 ½ stars you would expect some good wings; however, I was extremely disappointed with the food I’ve ordered.
My friends and I ordered the 4 pack (40 wings, 4 flavors, 4 dips, fries, and 1 side). For the flavors we picked: mango habernaro, Thai chili, Korean kick, and fire wings plus garlic noodles as our side order.
The service: It was extremely slow. There were 2 cashier and only one taking order while the other one was looking around doing nothing. The customers in front of us took forever to order. It took the other cashier 10 mins later to open her register. And we waited for 20 – 30 mins for our orders to come out.
The foods review.
–Garlic noodles was okay. It was a bit bland. The first bite was good but after that it was just gross.
–The fries were a bit soggy and flavorless.
–The ranch was watery and didn’t really taste like ranch. So that made it even more gross.
–Mango habanero: this is my favorite flavor from all the wings places, but for this place… I didn’t like it at all. They ruined the flavor for me. I could barely taste the mango and it wasn’t even spicy.
–Thai Chili: 4 words: sweet and sour sauce. You know those sweet and sour sauce bottles you use for your Eggrolls? This flavor taste just like it.
–Korean kick: worst flavor possible. It tasted nothing like Korean bbq sauce, yet it tasted just like regular bbq sauce you would find at a groceries store. Plus it was super saucy and sweet.
–Fire wings: most spiciest flavor on the menu… Yet not spicy at all. It tasted just like buffalo flavor with a bit more spice. I guess this one was the most okay out of all the other 3 flavors.
The only pro about this place was there a water and utensil area that you can get it yourself besides waiting for a server.
Overall, I wouldn’t come back here. I’ll stick to my Buffalo Wild Wings.

Overall rating: 3.5 stars
The interior includes half of the room with high tables and the other half with lower tables. The menu is on the wall, they don’t have any paper menu to read off from. There were tons of flavors you can choose from which included your usual lemon pepper, garlic Parmesan, Louisiana rub, and such; then there were some other interesting flavors like the Korean chili, Thai chili and peanut butter — all definitely worth a try.
How to order: pick which wings package and flavor you want, they also have some sides you can pick from like mac n cheese and garlic noodles; order at the counter and then they will bring out your food for you. I’ve been here twice and both times it seems like my wings were room temperature, not like it had just come out from the fryer (I like my wings a little warmer than room temp). I liked the breading on the bone-​in wings, it was more breading that what you would get from like Wingstop, and the size of the wings is average. The flavors were pretty good, but did seem a little too saucy (and I’m someone who loves sauce), and the spicy flavors weren’t too spicy at all. Mac n cheese and garlic noodles were average, nothing wow’d me, but I did like the fries — thicker cut and crispy.
This is a pretty good spot to get some wings, beer and watch a game (they have tons of TVs). Worth checking out but beware, if they get busy the wait is pretty long. There was only one person working the register and bringing the food out, so it was understandable when he forgot to bring out the rest of our sides. Had the service been better I would have given this spot a four star review.

The amazing customer service and the unique flavors deserve 5 stars. However, i found that the wings could’ve spent more time cooking and since they’re supposed to be known for their wings, i’d say 4 stars would be fair. It honestly kills me to only be giving them only 4 stars because their garlic noodles are great and my friend is a cook here (Hi, Nick!!)
So, the garlic noodles were cooked perfectly and packed soo much flavor leaving me wanting more after I inhaled one serving. Their fries are thick and have somewhat of a batter on them. I enjoyed them but it became a little too overwhelming after I ate 3.
The flavors of the wings are all sooo good! Peanut butter and lemon pepper would have to be my favorite. Their lemon pepper is like no other and I can say they tasted way better than wingstops. The way the wings tasted seemed like they were boiled because of how the texture was very soggy. I hope they improve on this because I read another person had a similar issue.
I will obviously be back ! Once they improve on the texture of the wings, i’ll definitely update :)

Not really into this place. It looks like a replica of Wingbox in Milpitas and has the same type of Asian flavors.
However it’s not as good.
I tried to get all the unique flavors rather than ones I could find at Wingstop. Got the dragon, Singaporean one, and Malaysian curry. They brought out some free BBQ wings which was very cool but tasted like standard BBQ wings.
Anyway I love salty food but the Asian flavors here were TOO salty! Dragon kind of seems like a San tung replica but definitely not as good. I’m not usually picky with wings but it was too salty to finish…
Malaysian curry on the other hand. It straight up tastes like curry powder on a wing. No other seasoning but tastes like just the actual powder that is the base of making the curry sauce or soup.
The wings itself had an interesting type of breading that made it crispy but it was kind of strange because it didn’t coat the chicken all the way. I wanted to like this place so much but didn’t end up caring for it :(

I was skeptical but left very impressed! I’m a huge fried chicken/​wings fan, so much that my mom has had to repeat multiple warnings of future clogged arteries from eating it too much! I’m that girl who would order wings for a drive home from work. I know, not something to really brag about. But imagine my excitement when I found out that a wing spot was opening in Elk Grove!
First point of impression: a whopping 21-​flavor choice menu ranging from hot to mild! That alone beats Wingstop by far. The choices include a few Asian-​inspired flavors so that won a few points in my book. The two of us opted for the 20 piece combo, which includes veggies, large fries and 2 sauces for $ 18.99. We asked if we could pay more to choose 4 flavors and the cashier told us we were able to do so at no extra charge! Awesome! We added on a pitcher of Track 7’s Panic IPA for another $ 15 and upgraded our fries to Garlic Fries for only a couple dollars more.
–Dragon Wings: a take on SF’s famous San Tung wings! I say they got the recipe about 60%, which is good enough for me! This one was my fave, kudos to the cashier who recommended it.
–Saigon Street: pretty much Vietnamese fish sauce nuoc mam wings! My second fave from our 4 choices!
–Salt and Pepper: in general, my favorite flavor for everything from crab to spare ribs. Although it was still good here, I’d save it to order at Chinese restaurants.
–Peanut Butter: satisfying but quick to get sick of. I was good after my second wing.
–Garlic Parmesan Fries: plenty of fresh garlic, full of flavor and crispy fries. I love!
In general, their wings are all battered and stay crispy until the end of your meal. I’ve had some togo on the day of their grand opening and the wings still held their composition very well after a 20 min drive. I wanted to try their garlic noodles but we already had too much food for 2 people but I hear their garlic noodles are fire! Can’t wait to try it for myself!
Décor was simple and clean, employees were friendly and helpful, beer choices are better than Wingstop!

The menu had quite of interesting flavors on it. I wanted to try them all, but my tummy was like, «Calm down, bruh.»
So I ended up getting the Saigon Street and Dragon wings, bone-​in of course. When I first saw the wangz, they were lightly breaded, which was a little let down.
The flavors had a light glaze to both of them and had a nostalgic taste. However, I found it to be lightly flavored since the breading soaked up everything… Breaded wings need more sauce, in my opinion.
I also got the garlic noodles, which was delicious! They were really BUTTERY and the noodles were perfectly cooked… soft and chewy.
I gave this place 4 stars due to the innovation of new wing flavors. Also, this is a new restaurant, I won’t judge them yet until they establish themselves.

I was only able to try the Saigon and mango habanero wings and both were tasty! My preference would be the habanero because of the tang and heat. Oooweeee! The disappointment came with the garlic noodles because it didn’t taste as fresh. It wasn’t hot, just tasted like it’s been out for awhile. I won’t be ordering that again.
I’ll be back but to try other flavors! I just wish they were closer.

This place is so much cleaner than wing stop That’s my first impression.
The options here are pretty big. They have flavor a ranging from the typical lemon pepper to a different dragon flavor.
Came with a group of 4 & ordered the 40 piece. We chose (don’t fully remember the names) Saigon Street, Toyko Fire, Thai Chili, & Cali Rub.
Saigon street was really good! Can’t explain the flavor but we enjoyed that one the most. Thai chili tasted like the egg roll sauce (sweet & spicy sauce). Cali rub was fine. I would get it again, but it didn’t have as much flavor as the other three. Toyko kick was good too, but not as good as Saigon street & Thai chili.
We also got an order of garlic noodles. It comes in one of those small paper plates (same as the wings). I enjoyed it!
The 40 piece came with vegetable sticks & seasoned fries. I would say the 40 is good for 5 guests. If they had a set of 30, it would’ve been perfect for us!
Will come back whenever I crave wings :)

What started out as fun banter amongst bi-​coastal friends, turned into a quest for the best wings that i could find. Friends, look no further. The quest has ended. Fire Wings is a true foodies paradise.
The place is cool, clean, and the staff super friendly. They greeted us, and asked if we were first time customers. There is an easy to ready menu, and a «wing board» so that you can see what your choice of wing flavors are. If you’re really undecided, not only will they point you in a direction to match your tastebuds, they will offer you a taste of wing sauces. They have some super unique and wonderful flavors.
The $ 18.99, «20 wing pack» is enough to make a couple of people full and feeling well fed. The staff is so gracious, they let us mix and match four flavors of wings, and even let us mix bone in with boneless. Can you say awesome?!
We ordered the peanut butter, mango habanero, Cali rub, and the salt & pepper. Each flavor was better than the last, and they all rocked! (check out my pictures) the 20 piece wing pack comes with a good size amount of fresh/​crisp carrots & celery, a large portion of really good fries (better than what I’ve had with other wing orders) a choice of two dipping sauces (these are great for the veggie sticks and the dry rub wings) and 20 of the meatiest wings that I’ve ever been served in a «wing joint». I loved them all, but the peanut butter was by far my favorite. Its epic! its a light flavoring of peanut butter (think thai dipping sauce) and a hint of kick, that makes you want more. All of the coated wings are covered with a generous amount of sauce. Grab some napkins, licking your fingers wont cut it.
There are over twenty choices of wing flavors, and even some cool specialty items. Garlic noodles? yeah, baby! Ill be back to try them.
I drove over 35 minutes for what turned out to be the best wings I’ve ever had in Sacramento! I absolutely will go back.
Don’t pass this place up. Your tastebuds and tummy will love you.

Watch out Wingstop cause Fire Wings is flaming this place up! On 1÷8÷2016, I decided to try this place out located near the Elk Grove border to see what’s all about, and boy, I’m totally glad & hooked! Fire Wings has it all by bringing their finest selections of chicken wings and remarkable food and drinks to enjoy your friendly pleasures all day and night long! As I entered their doors, the atmosphere is quite busy, yet in a kindful matter. The concept is much similar to Viet Ha Noodles & Grill at Broadway because it has the same interior design except the finest closely-​like David Garibaldi’s paintings right above the top of their ceiling.
The employees which includes the servers and cookers are doing a great job for making the customers like me an outstanding service. No cons at all!
Now onto the food! I ordered the 10 piece wings (all in boneless which I did requested after completed my order) set which I can choose two flavor sauces. I chose the lemon pepper and the Louisiana rub as my favorite flavored wings choice. So far, their flavored wings are totally the
! The lemon pepper one tasted very well and balanced. The Louisiana rub seems alright for me despite the less amount of spiciness of that flavor. Otherwise, a fine tasty flavor.
There’s plenty of parking spaces available, so you can park anywhere you want near or far.
To conclude, Fire Wings is the coolest local Chicken Wings café that I’ve totally enjoyed dining here! Perfect for party caterings, friends/​family gatherings, and special occasions too! A well, worthy visit! My rating: 4 solid stars.

Came back two weeks after my original visit with a group of friends for 50 cent wings on Monday night. Our group of 5 went to town and ordered 4 different flavors of wings: lemon pepper, salt & pepper, peanut butter and korean kick. We got the first two flavors regular and the last two as boneless. For sides, we got fried zucchini, mac n cheese, garlic noodles, fries and a pitcher of Track 7 IPA. We were set!
Seems like word has gotten around about 50 cent wing night because they had a pretty packed house by 6 pm. We enjoyed our beer and caught up while waiting for food. Since we had a fairly big order and the rush that came after, our food did take a while to come out. However, since they’re cooking wings, I prefer to wait and ensure that my wings are cooked all the way rather than worry about getting food poisoning from under cooked poultry.
Once the food came, we enthusiastically dug in and there was silence at the table. (That’s when you know the food is good.) General consensus, the regular wings were tastier than the boneless. The lemon pepper and garlic noodles were the group favorites. Before we were halfway through our meal, we were already planning our next visit.

Let me get the «bad» part of the way. We were running a tight schedule the night we went in so I called ahead. They young lady was a light scattered when I said I wanted to place an order but we got through it. We ended the call we a «it will be ready in 15 minutes» When we showed up 17 minutes later and asked for our order, the employees were in shock. They took our money then when to the kitchen window to tell them we were here. Well almost 15 minutes later, they bring our food out. I hope this is just some growing pains.
The chicken was delicious!!! Large wings, almost double the size of Sacramento’s local wing chain. Crispy and very well sauced. My favorite was the Jamaican Jerk dry rub, slightly spicy and a heavy pimento flavor… YUM!
The garlic parm was good but the lemon pepper was very salty and short on the pepper. The garlic noodles was a disappointment, reminded me of something you would getting in a chain boba shop but worst… sorry, that was some more bad huh.
There is plenty of parking but the lot design is a joke. The spaces are so narrow that most park in 2 spots or on the line.

I’m a huge fan of chicken wings, so when I saw reviews of this place popping up, I was excited to try it. You order at the counter, pay, take a number, and take a seat. The restaurant isn’t that big, but we managed to snag a table before the dinner rush started.
It took about 15 minutes for our food to arrive. The first thing I noticed was how big the chicken pieces were — definitely way bigger than WingStop. But as they say, size isn’t everything… (But it isn’t nothing, haha). Here’s a breakdown of what I thought about our meal:
*Garlic Parmesan chicken: They use real Parmesan cheese! You must order this flavor!
*Louisiana Rub chicken: Just okay. Wingstop is better, in my opinion. I wouldn’t order this again.
Note: I ordered a 20 piece bone in for ~$ 14.99. It comes with fries, but not a dipping sauce.
*Garlic noodles ($ 3.49 — regular): This was very delicious. The garlic flavor was prominent and they also shaved a bit of Parmesan on top. I would recommend this dish.
*Zucchini sticks ($ 2.99): In my opinion, you can’t go wrong with zucchini. These did not disappoint. The sticks were coated evenly and the batter was nicely seasoned.
*Sriracha Mayo ($ 0.69): This dipping sauce was soooo good. I dipped everything in this sauce more than I did ranch.
The customer service was very much on point. The girl taking orders was knowledgable about the menu and very helpful. The bus boys were also very friendly. This place puts an Asian spin on the traditional wings. It is more than worth a try!

Today is Monday and you know what that means. Monday and Tuesday specials at Fire & Wing located at 8785 Center Pkway in Sacramento Ca.
Boneless wings for only 50 cents each !
Thanks to Judi M for tipping us about their specials. My wife and I had to try this new place out. The restaurant is right next to 24 Hour Fitness on Center Parkway. As we walked inn we were quickly greeted by the owner Peter. He was kind enough to explain the difference between all the flavors that they offer. The place was super clean and had a modern vibe to it. There seemed to be plenty of seating. Two large flat screens strategically mounted for optimal viewing. A very «COOL“Pepsi dispenser ! And outdoor seating (weather permitting).
Today we ordered their «Lemon Pepper, Korean Kick, Peking, And Thai Chili boneless wings. All brought something different to the table as in taste and texture. I enjoyed them all but my favorite was the Lemon Pepper ! Deep fried to perfection with that tangy lemony pepper flavor exploding in your mouth ! Boy, I almost forgot to mention that we ordered their Garlic Noodles. This is as good as it gets ! DELICIOUS !
Their menu is more than just wings, they also offer «Salads, Garlic Noodles, Mac n Cheese, Tater Tots plus many more side dishes.»
Fire & Wings did not disappoint ! Great food, plenty of parking, cool place to hang out for the whole family .
In the end, this is a place we will definitely be back!

We came on a crazy blustery wet wintery day. Fire Wings had been opened for only a week per owner Peter C. I have to tell you I’m not big on eating wings but I will eat them boneless in a heartbeat! I wanted to try them out especially it being Monday as they were currently running a special of fifty cent boneless only chicken wings. They do that special also on Tuesdays too. So if you want a cheap date come here! (By the way Judi, thanks for the tip!) LOL.
Peter explained his menu posted on one wall side close to the register. The fire insignia was the rate of fire on the wings. We ordered Korean Kick, Lemon Pepper, Thai Chili and Peking rib. I totally enjoyed both Korean Kick and Lemon Pepper bc of the tasty flavors. Korean Kick wasn’t too spicy. I thought Thai Chili was a little spicier than that. Lemon Pepper had a nice coating and was quite delish.
I almost forget as we were chatting with Peter that I really came here wanting to try the garlic noodles. So after trying out the boneless wings I had to order a small side of the noodles. I’m one of those An the Go fans so these garlic noodles were quite wonderful!!! Thankfully I remembered while we were still there plus Peter mentioned it was the best time to order them as they are made fresh in the beginning of the day! I won overall today!!!
Despite the horrible weather though we need the rain badly I’m thrilled that Fire Wings is so close by for us!!! Peter did a good job renovating the interior of the restaurant which was done tastefully contemporary with clean lines and high ceilings. There were patio tables outside in front but not appropriate at this time of the year. You know we will be back for more chicken wings and especially the garlic noodles!!! Omgosh those were yummy!!! I’m one happy camper!!! LOL