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Wings (Burnaby)

Wings Menu, Reviews, Photos, Location and Info - Zomato Unfortunately this will be another "what not to order" type review -- which of course comes with the caveat that every restaurant will probably have a flop and you should not consider it indicative of the rest of the menu. Just be wary of ordering this particular thing.

Sriracha Lime Chicken Wrap ($10 on lunch specials menu; comes with simple salad or fries, or salad upgrade)
  • First of all sriracha to me means spicy. The "spiciness" here is a very faint buzz in the mouth.
  • Where's my lime? Didn't really detect anything lime-flavoured. Maybe it was in the sauce (?) which was suspiciously like some kind of creamy salad dressing you can get in the supermarket. Ranch maybe?
  • Chopped up chicken -- not technically bad, but it does make it hard to estimate just how much chicken you are getting. I did open up one half the wrap so you can look at the picture and decide for yourself.
  • We specifically asked that the fries be crispy, and they delivered. Really, really, decent fries.
Overall, this felt really mediocre. Additional points taken off for absence of sriracha and lime which should have distinguished this wrap from "just a chicken and lettuce wrap".

Service was good though -- friendly but not overly familiar, and they checked in on us a couple of times as they went about the floor.

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