Hot Wings

Best wing sauces I’ve ever tried! Staff is friendly and prices are great! Definitely get the spicy lemon pepper wings. They have a large selection on sauces and Korean dishes as well like bulgogi which is another must try!

Food rainbow is what you get here. The name is deceiving Yes they serve Hot Wings (over 30 flavors), but the menu also has seafood, sandwiches, and oh yes — Korean! Korean owned in fact from what I can tell. I love Korean, but not a real Korean food expert, so suffice it to say I love their Bulgogi. The seafood is mostly fried variety and usually plentiful servings (all of my visits have been takeout. The Wings are really good. Crispy but not overdone. Too many flavors for me to mention here, but there’s a flavor for everyone. The Lemon Pepper are outstanding. I’ve only sampled some of the «Buffalo/​Hot» besides the Lemon Pepper, and was not disappointed there either. You can also buy home made cake slices for your sweet tooth fixes.

Wow! Wide menu and wider selection of flavors. The wings were delicious because of the seasonings. One was a dry rub, mmmm. The other was a creamy pour over. The shrimp was generous and so were the fries. Soda in cans and bottles was a bummer, but lots of flavors. The only disappointment was the Mac & Cheese. It truly tasted like moldy cheese. I should have given it back, but I was too shy! So besides that– this was good value for the money (lunch special) and tasty food.

This review is solely for the wings and not the bar area attached, as I have never been a patron of that side of Hot Wings. I have changed my review from 4 stars to 5 because the consistency of quality has improved greatly! This is a nice, casual wings eatery that is always comfortable and tasty. They have a Spicy Cool Ranch flavor which is easily my favorite and I recommend it to anyone not sure what kind to try. Other menu items include but are not limited to cheese fries (cheese sauce in case you were curious!), popcorn shrimp, Mac & cheese and cheesecake. It’s kind of a ‘divey’ feel but has always been clean and gotten friendly service.

Great wings!!! I tried the Spicy garlic, and they were indeed seasoned with just the right amount of spice. I didn’t realize it was going to be a dry rub, but I loved it. I also had the cheese fries. The cheese was nice and smooth with great taste. They have 40 flavors of wings, cheese steaks, sandwiches, fried fish and seafood, and even Korean BBQ. Also while you wait you can get a key made :) One stop shop! Lol. And there is even a billiard room with a bar, pool table and karaōke. I will definitely be back to try more flavors of the wings.

Despite its simple exterior, the food was excellent. We ordered 2, 15 piece traditional wings in lemon pepper and garlic teriyaki. The wait time was extremely reasonable (only 10 minutes) and the wings were delicious. This place is definitely a hidden treasure. I would recommend it to all my friends! Try it!

Great wings. We stopped here during a trip to Newport News and glad we did. The wings are light and crisp, and there are plenty of choices of sauces and dry rubs. We tried the X-​hot, Mambo, Lemon Pepper dry rub, and Ginger dry rub. All excellent. The cajun fries are lightly salted, just right.
The place is interesting and not a typical dine-​in, but cozy enough and clean. Staff were friendly.

Literally 2 blocks from my house I have discovered amazing chicken wings. Have I mentioned that I’m obsessed with chicken wings?
Hot Wings has like 20 flavors (I didn’t count them, but their were 3 columns, so I went with a guestimate). There are also crazy items on the menu, like American and Korean BBQ, cheesesteaks, and a bunch of other things I couldn’t focus on because I was distracted by so many flavors.
Now, the moment this place went from good to AMAZING was when I found the secret door. Well, it’s not so much secret as in the middle of the room, but you don’t know it exists from the outside. As I wander through the door feeling a little Alice in Wonderlandy, there’s a pool table, some laser lights that changed color dancing on the walls, and Korean music videos. I full out believe this must be a karaōke room. After a glass of wine I begged and pleaded for my boyfriend to let me sing «Open Condom Style» in the «karaōke room». He didn’t.
I can’t wait to go back and check out a show in the mystery room (I hope). I’ll keep eating chicken wings until it happens.