Gemi Wings

I came in at 4 and there are some Africans speaking French and hanging out waiting for their orders. Feels kind of like a fun, fairly calm neighborhood place. The interior is okay –sort of what you expect from a wing place with African flair. A little bit warm for me (their AC is off despite the onset of a Georgia’). The cashier is friendly and cultured. However, there are some gentlemen here who were extremely rude to a little old lady and act, generally like they own the place. I’m down with shop owners/​managers hooking up their friends/​family etc, but I think it reflects poorly on an establishment when your preferred customers act like schoolboys.
Anyway, thugs aside, the Gemi wings (Gemi is their sweet and spicy flavor) I got were okay. Crispy, hot, moderately sized. A little bit saucy. They were good, but not amazing, and the price was not enticing. I will probably not be back.

Decent wings, nothing too great. Had the gemi wings and it tastes sorta like asian sweet and sour sauce poured on top, nothing too rave about considering I do that sometimes at home already, so it might be a new experience for some.
The restaurant itself isn’t necessarily a «sit down» place, more like 2 tablets and some chairs. Just sit where you can kinda place.
If you’re looking to try new flavors, give it a shot. But one grip I have about this place is that it’s kinda expensive. ~7 bucks for a combo with 7 wings or so. I don’t think it’s that great of a value but at least the wings aren’t skinny which justify it somewhat.

Thought I’d give this place a try since it’s local. The décor is a work in progress, seating is limited mostly a take out place. It looked clean and the staff was friendly. I had the hot wings, which were good and spicy, forgot to order celery it’s al a cart.