Hubie’s Buffalo Wings

When it comes to food, one thing I know well is cupcakes and wings. The wings here are very tiny. I called and placed my order and 10 mins later my order was actually ready when I got there. Lemon pepper was good but they were just small.

I had the gyro/​wings combo with fried rice. The gyro and fried rice were awesome. The wings were on the small side but had a good flavor. Combo was $ 9.99 but was listed as $ 8.99 on their website. Not a big deal. I will definitely be back

Simple yet amazing food.
The chicken wings with fried rice seems to be their specialty but the gyros are pretty good too last time I tried.

I’ve been here a handful of times but they are always consistently good. It’s weird they give you fried rice with wings, etc but their fried rice is pretty good. I think the fried rice is what makes me remember them from the 1000 other wings places.
The staff is always friendly, food is yummy and quick. I’ll definitely be going back.

Tried the house special fried rice and the hot wings here and was very disappointed. I didn’t even try the wings because they were hard as a rock and the rice had very little meat even though i paid for extra. Not impressed!

They have awesome wings and the spicy Philly cheesesteak is delish!

I have visited there several times! They have some of the best fried rice I have had, except for the few times I had the pleasure of eating in an authentic Chinese restaurant on Buford Highway! The house special fried rice is fabulous and even has fresh corn tossed in with all the other veggies and meats. The beef is sliced paper thin and is perfect for the rice dish. Not the huge tough hunks you usually can not even chew..
I have also tried their catfish, which was good, as well. The wings are o.k., but I like my ‘hot’ R-​E-​A-​L-​L-​Y hot and, alas, I have not reached scoville nirvana, here. Friendly staff. They also serve everything on these cute little fan/​palm? shaped plates if you eat in. A nice touch!

I was looking for somewhere to have dinner tonight and after driving around for a while, I was lured in by the grand opening banner. This place is hard to define. It is located in a strip mall next to Wal-​Mart. It is not in the ‘hood — actually it is down from my old apartment, but the ‘hood isn’t too far away. It serves food from the ‘hood, but by an all Asian staff. It is called Buffalo Wings, so one might expect the wings to be the specialty, but it also claims to have the best fish in town.
How is this for the main food categories? Wings, Fish, Shrimp, Philly Cheese steak/​chicken, gyro, burgers, chicken tenders or sandwiches. Under fish you can go with whiting, trout, catfish or tilapia. 6 flavors on the wings. Another interesting feature: your side can be french fries or fried rice… Interesting combo, right? Looking over everything, I went with the 8″ Hot Spicy Philly Cheese Steak with a side of fried rice.
The drink selection from the soda machine contained 8 choices. Again, interesting selections. 3 of the 8 were some variety of Fanta. Another was Hi-​C and one was Mr. Pibb. That left Sprite, Diet Coke and coke to round it out.
The restaurant was busy when I arrived, but then again it was small with only 7 tables. One available after I ordered, but it quickly cleared out.
When the food arrived, she cashier gave me 2 packets of soy sauce and a small container of hot sauce. It appeared to be homemade as it was in an unmarked plastic container the size of those little ketchup bins at McDonalds. I can’t tell you if the hot spicy Philly was really hot spicy because I decided to pour a little of hot sauce on it and the rest on the fried rice. I stirred the rice and dug in. Holy cow! That sauce lit me up — and I like hot things. I forged on with the rice, quickly finishing two beverages. I tried to eat the Philly through the tears, runny nose and perspiration. I noted that the hoagie was a little chewy. I would have preferred slightly crunchier bread, but the steak and cheese was good. I took a couple more bites and hit the sauce I put on the sandwich. Soon I couldn’t feel my mouth, but tried to be brave and continue. Eventually I had to surrender, defeated by the hot sauce.
The bread was the only thing I would have preferred improved. The cashier was friendly in taking the order and it was only a few minutes before they called me up to the counter. There was a lot of food — I doubt I could have finished even if I was not crying and able to feel my mouth — and all for $ 7.40. Not bad, Atlanta. Give this place a try!