Ruchda Wings

Great wing place for big or small orders my favorite flavor is the honey cajun. I always call my order in and it is always ready.

Consistently good wings and a reasonable wait time. Call your order in, if you can. I really appreciate them showing you the order before bagging it up.
Customer service is starting to fall a little short compared to previous pickups.

Wings was good. I will def be coming back. I normally get the hot wings with lemon pepper sprinkle and they are pretty good. The service is pretty good as well they always have a pretty young lady up there with a nice smile.
Great selection of different types of food they have chicken, fish, all you can name at a great price. Not a lot of space to eat in tho. And parking lot is not that big as well

I stopped by this place based on reviews from Unilocalers and I have to say that I wasn’t impressed. Maybe I came on a bad day or perhaps I got the lunchtime leftovers, but my meal was rather underwhelming. I came for a cheesesteak but felt compelled to try the wings since that’s their speciality. When the cashier told me the total, I had to do a double-​take at the menu board because I didn’t understand why it was so pricey when I didn’t even order a full combo with a drink! Tasting the food made me even more pissed that I spent that much on lunch… The cheesesteak was below average and the wings didn’t have as much flavor as I expected. I doubt I’ll be returning to this place anytime soon.

Been here back to back times and I live in smyinings, very close to Us café, wingzone, publix, etc.
Got 60 piece, 20 honey garlic, 10 garlic pepper, 10 honey cajun, 10 honey lemon peppper, and 10 russy.
I love every flavor except russy. This might be because the only really hot wing sauces I’ve loved have been in Buffalo, Chicago, Evanston, and Indianapolis. There is a real butter component (not BS country crock margarine) to hot wing sauces and russy was not good.
The crispiness level and medium/​small size of wings were really on point. If you come to think of it, the cheaper places selling wings have to get them from the caged chickens which have no biological way of growing their wings because they stuff them small spaces like ⁴⁄₅ chickens in a cage. At what point to these caged chickens get any opportunity to fly? So I completely understand and actually love these underdeveloped wings because those are the small, dip-​able, crispy edged, and non oil-​retaining wings.
As a human, this is terrible, but as a wing-​lover these are my favorite. As Chappelle would say, Gotchya B****.

Love the wings!

Good food, cooked to order so it takes a few minutes. The ladys up front are a bit rude but get the job done with no mistakes. This is a great placce for lunch but I would call in my order before you go so you don’t have to wait.

I have to say that this place has decent food, but they have HORRIBLE customer service. I’ve been to this location 3 times in hopes that they would be more personable and polite, but each time that I have gone its been nothing but rudeness. If I wasn’t placing an order I doubt I would be noticed.
When you walk in you’re only greeted after you make awkward eye contact with the «ladies» behind the counter. They look as though you’re bothering them with your presence as opposed to paying their salary. I don’t think people realize how much value comes with each person’s order. Then again, they don’t see themselves as expendable either, so to each their own. Their charm alone has ultimately set my mind to the idea of NEVER returning unless some catastrophic event happens and only leaves this place open for business.
The Philly Cheesesteak was fair. Nothing to brag about, but it will satisfy your craving if that’s what you’re in search for. The wings were also fair, but again, there isn’t much in the area so they’ll hold you over until you find what you’re looking for.
Don’t be alarmed if the food isn’t fantastic, you don’t get a «thank you» for coming in, or a «hello» when you walk through the door. It’s an average place that has somehow gotten to be overrated by the lack of competition in the area.

I love the wings, I tried the honey lemon pepper & mild sauce wings with the loaded philly cheese steak combo, delicious! The combo was $ 7.99, you can’t beat that.
Its located in the strip with the Waffle House right across the street from QT gas station at the corner of Fulton industrial and Campcreek Pkwy. I pass it often on my way to work and now it is a frequent choice for lunch for me and my co-​workers.
You can also call in your order and they will have it ready for you with no wait within 10 to 15 minutes. You get to choose from over 20 different sauces for your wings and you can mix the flavors as well. They cook and serve a large variety of food such as grilled subs, cheesburgers, seafood, salads, chicken & wings. The have several sides to choose from instead of always having fries. They also offer appetizers and desserts. I found another favorite spot for lunch!

The owner is from the Saporo Japanese Steak and you can tell he knows how to prepare and cook… the catfish is so tasty. Cooked on the flat top with garlic butter and seasoning. Really good. The wings are much better since Mr Lee took over. Try the NY style cheesecake at a very low $ 2.50 a slice. Very creamy.

My favorite… garlic pepper wings! I love this place. Unlike a lot of other places they don’t first cook the wings and re-​fry later. Everything is made to order. So it’s best to call your order in ahead of time. While wings are their speciality, they have other food. I’ve tried their tilapia and it was pretty good.

Finally made my way down here, my excuse being I was heading south out of town.
I called in my order which was a good idea because when I got there there was a bunch of people waiting and I just picked mine up then started eating.
The wing sauce here was very very good. These were some of the best wings I have had in the ATL they just needed to be a bit bigger.
Ill be back for sure to try the buffalo chicken sandwich, I just wish they had a location closer to in town!

So last time i was out in ATL one of my coworkers was eating some delicious looking wings that i had to get taste of next time i was out there. Fast forward 3 weeks later and im back in ATL. and im thinking wings for lunch. Ruchda is not far from my office so it was a perfect place for me to grab a bite to eat. I ordered 10 medium wings with fried okra as my side. The food came out pretty quick considering it is made to order. One thing i thought was cool was they show you your food before they bag it up and you take it so you can make sure they got it right. I take it back to the office and dig in. These wings have to be some of the best buffalo wings ive ever had. The wing was a little crunchy, but moist on the inside and covered generously with sauce (which is just how i like my wings). A little blu cheese on the side made these wings damn near perfect. For the side the fried okra (never had okra before) was awesome and im glad i got that instead of french fries. The only thing that make me sad is there isnt a Ruchda Wings in LA *sadface* Ruchda Wings we will meet again!

Ruchda Wings is off of Fulton Industrial Blvd, near the intersection of Camp Creek. This place is always busy, makes a great business because of their excellent wings. They are fresh, and they have different sauces to choose from. My favorite is the garlic pepper, these come out real crispy and flavorful.
Call ahead or expect to wait. This place does not pre-​cook wings and reheat them when you order (like a lot of wing places in Atlanta). They are also the way buffalo wings are supposed to be: on the smaller side, not a lot of meat, and crispy.
They also have a lot of other things on their menu which are so good going down, and so unhealthy in the long run. But that’s OK, gotta splurge here and there… I think these are the best wings in the ATL.