Wings n Grill

This place *is* a little hole-​in-​the-​wall, but the wall happens to be right next door to my grocery store, so it’s super convenient. (Certainly after the exhausting effort of grocery shopping, the last thing you want to do is cook, right?) They have a range of items, including wings, sandwiches, and salad, on their menu, but I’ve only tried the wings. I have had both the buffalo and the spicy teriyaki. Both were just right. Not too much sauce (too messy!) or too little sauce (too bland!), but like Goldilocks, juuuuust right. The spice level was good on both: not hot enough to blow your head off, but enough heat that you know it’s there. I called ahead both visits, and they had my food ready to go in just about 10 minutes. The price seems fair for the quantity and quality, as well. Not worth driving across town for, maybe, but definitely a stand out in an otherwise semi-​barren food landscape.

Who would have thought that the best fried rice I’ve had in a while would be in a hole in the wall place that sells wings and Philly cheesesteaks. I got the hibachi chicken with veges and fried rice which was great. Next time I’ll try the wings.