Wingstop. Enak nih grogot2in chicken wings Yang di atas ini rasa garlic parmesan sama hickory smoked BBQ. Kalo yg garlic rasanya gurih asin karena ada rasa keju2nya, yang BBQ bumbunya enaak, Halosemuanya, balik lagi bareng aku Novan AS!Di video hari ini Novan bakal review WINGSTOP Penasaran? Tonton sampe abis dong! Kalo kalian suka sama videonya Pilih Indomie Goreng Indomie Kaldu Ayam Indomie Kare Indomie Soto Ayam Indomie Rendang Indomie Sambal matah Indomie Sambal Rica Indomie Pedas Indomie Ayam Bawang Selamatdatang di channel kita yaitu Mama Official. Di flog kita kali ini tentang Resep memasak Sarden kaleng ala2 saya dijamin pasti rasa nya enak deh.wa Bacapendapat dan lihat foto hasil kunjungan Devi Kwik ke Wingstop, Kota Tangerang, Tangerang tanggal 30 Maret 2019. Chicken wings paling enak. oleh Devi Kwik, 30 Maret 2019 (hampir 3 tahun yang lalu) 1 pembaca berterima kasih 4.2 Rasa Makanan. Suasana. Harga dibanding rasa. Pelayanan. 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Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist Editor’s Note Welcome to Too Fast Too Casual, a new review series where Kevin Alexander takes a close look at both classic and up-and-coming fast-casual chains. The rising fast-casual trend is defining how Americans eat today, and in this series we’ll look at the food, history, decor, and branding of fast-casual chains to see what these restaurants are really trying to do, and where this is all going. Read Kevin’s previous reviews of Dickey’s Barbecue Pit, Five Guys , Panda Express, Jersey Mike’s, Panera Bread, Lemonade, Blaze Pizza, and Chipotle, and check back in every other week for a fresh takes on more chains. Amidst the orgiastic celebration of plant-based foodstuffs and the farm-to-table sophistry dripping off the lips of nearly every rising restaurant chain currently operating in America today, a place like Wingstop isn’t supposed to work. Wingstop does not concoct its wings from pea protein or wheat gluten or asparagus sorcery. They have not recently released a chicken sandwich to much acclaim and ballyhoo and alarmingly sweaty, breathless press coverage. They don’t offer a choice of agua frescas. There is no free Wi-Fi. They just sit quietly, mostly in small, relatively character-less strip malls, and offer up fried chicken wings and tenders in 11 different flavors with three choices for dipping sauces, and a handful of sides, all for you to take away and eat in the privacy of your own home, mostly during sporting events. And you know what? It really works. Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist Where did Wingstop come from? In the early ’90s in the city of Garland, Texas shout out to the Resistol cowboy hat factory!, pizza shop owner Antonio Swad began giving out samples of wings at his restaurant, and started to notice folks being more enthused about those samples than the pizza. Enlightened, he created a wing-centric spot in 1994. Within three years, Wingstop began offering franchise opportunities, and by 2002 had allegedly sold one billion wings. As of now, Wingstop is a publicly traded company that has nearly 1,300 restaurants in nine countries, 28 of which are owned by rapper Rick Ross, aka Rozay, aka Teflon Da Don, aka A Chicken Wing Shop Entrepreneur Based Out of Florida. Competition Wingstop finds itself in the unique position of having lots of sort-of competitors but very few apples-to-apples competitors. Buffalo Wild Wings, for example, is primarily a sit down restaurant and sports bar franchise. Wingstreet, Pizza Hut’s wing-based spinoff, exists mainly in tandem with Pizza Huts. Anchor Bar, the originator of the Buffalo wing, recently franchised but only has about 15 locations, and three of those are in Canada. Wing Zone, started in a frat house kitchen no joke at the University of Florida, is probably the closest thing to a one to one competitor. They have fewer than 70 locations, 13 of which are in Panama. Hooters is, well, Hooters. Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist What is Wingstop trying to do now? As the dominant force in the fast-casual wing game, Wingstop knows its audience better than most. For one, no one eats in a Wingstop. During three separate visits, not a single person except for me ever took their wings and sat and enjoyed them in the Wingstop space. Employees don’t bother to ask whether you’re going to take the food to go, or eat it there. Everything is handed to you in a big-ass brown paper bag. But that speaks to what they’re doing right. Rather than spend extra money trying to attract the roaming millennial Wi-Fi hoarders, they’ve doubled down on technology that’ll get you in and out efficiently AF, like their “Wingbot”, which you can use over Facebook Messenger, Twitter, text, or Alexa to order wings. They do subtle ad campaigns, like sponsoring gamers to eat wings on Twitch while playing video games. And they tapped comedian Anthony Anderson to star in a spoof of Jerry Seinfeld’s “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee” called “Carpooling with Cool People Eating Wings.” Anderson picks up folks like, say, Real Housewives Dallas’s Stephanie Hollman and implores them to eat wings while they drive around in an American sports car and quickly run out of things to talk about. Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist Wingstop Menu Review How I Did It Over the course of three unannounced visits to two Northern California Wingstop locations, I tried every flavor of wing, tender, fries, and sides. I did not try the brownie, though, and frankly, I feel fine about that. The Good Before I get into the specifics here, a general note In almost every instance, the dry rub flavors were far superior to the wet sauces on the wings, but the wet sauces shone brightly on the tenders. Most of this has to do with the fact that the heavily breaded tenders are just able to absorb more sauce and stay crunchy, whereas the wing in the wet sauces tends to get soggy and soft. This was especially true for the “flats” see below. Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist With that said, the dry Lemon Pepper wings were by far the best. The combination of the bite of the black pepper and the acid from the lemon with the fatty crunch and saltiness of the fried chicken wing created some sort of victual alchemy in my mouth. Not far behind was the dry Garlic Parmesan. Before I tried these, I had little interest in eating a wing that tastes like an Olive Garden appetizer, but my, how wrong I was. This combination dramatically improves when it jumps off bread as the bite and pungency of the garlic and the nutty, fatty Parmesan flavors are elevated by the satisfying crunch of the wing. If you’re opting for chicken tenders, the best flavor is Atomic. Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist As you’ll see, the Wingstop traditional Buffalo sauce did little for me, but the Atomic Buffalo sauce was an entirely different story. Atomic sounds troubling not the least because of the historical connotations but it was actually just sort of in the “hot” category. There was no running to the fridge for milk, or not being able to touch my skin, or any of the other warnings you might get with stunt heat chicken. For whatever reason, with the extra heat, the Buffalo flavor gets augmented, and the chicken tenders, with their thick crust, are better able to handle the sauce and remain crunchy. Dipped in either their blue cheese or ranch as a Texan/New Englander hybrid who has spent a lot of time in Chicago and California, I am the Switzerland of wing dipping sauces, both do a great job dousing the heat in cooling fat and tang. Now before I get to the sides, please pause for… A Drums vs. Flats Interlude A Brief, Measured Opinion Drumsticks are so far superior to “flats.” First of all, they have a natural handle. Second, the bulb shape maximizes the amount of chicken per bite, and you aren’t stuck trying to push a measly amount of chicken out between two bones. Third, drumsticks skin tends to cook more evenly and in a more crisp manner. I would never generalize about people by their wing preference, but folks who prefer “flats” are the same types of people who pick Luigi in Mario Kart. The Best Sides This is where Wingstop truly elevated their game. Almost every side I tried was good to excellent. The flavored fries, which are hand cut at Wingstop locations, are a revelation when ordered “extra well.” The best flavoring was the Parmesan, though honestly, both Lemon Pepper and Cajun were also good. In fact, the fries actually proved to be a better vehicle than the wings for dipping sauces. Did I think I would spend a day dipping Lemon Pepper fries in honey mustard in a public park as bees troublingly amassed around me? No, I did not. But the fries were just the beginning. Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist I certainly didn’t think the Fresh Baked Rolls would be anything but a side note. I got one just to check the box, only to find that it was drizzled in butter and had a crunchy exterior and a pillowy warm interior. Now we’re not talking Tartine-quality baked goods here, but the execution and simplicity were excellent. A true legend in the group was the Cajun Fried Corn. Each order is essentially one cob of corn, cut into four slices, each of which has been seasoned with their cajun seasoning and fried. It’s spicy and satisfying and salty. But it also kind of feels healthy, as if your brain is still like “Oh, this is a vegetable. Well done.” Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist Traditional Wingstop Flavors, ranked wings, not tenders 1. Lemon Pepper2. Garlic Parm 3. Atomic 4. Louisiana 5. Hickory Smoked BBQ 6. Spicy Korean 7. Cajun 8. Plain9. Traditional Buffalo 10. Mango Habanero 11. Hawaiian The Not-So-Good Honestly, Wingstop didn’t have a ton of slip-ups. As you can see from above, the worst flavors were the Mango Habanero, which didn’t have nearly enough spice to counter for the cloying sweetness, and the Hawaiian, which lacked any of the redeeming spice, but fell into the same camp. Though better than those, the traditional Buffalo was perhaps the most disappointing. A bright, nearly pastel orange, the ratios of butter to vinegar to spice seemed off, and in each visit, the wings, especially the flats, tended to be more soggy and underwhelming. In the spectrum, they were *fine*, but for a place called Wingstop, I think nailing the original Buffalo wing sauce likely should be a priority. From a sides perspective, the smothered fry options like Louisiana Voodoo ranch, cheese sauce, cajun seasoning on fries and Buffalo Ranch buffalo sauce… plus ranch ended up too soggy to really be satisfying, even when cooked extra well. And the cheese sauce lacked the tang and bite I was looking for, but these are honestly nitpicks. Wingstop’s side game is on point. Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist Photo by Cole Saladino for Thrillist The Final Verdict I don’t know what I thought about Wingstop before this review. Perhaps I thought nothing. Perhaps I thought that a national fast casual wing chain shouldn’t be on my radar, because I am a food snob, and this is my burden. But Wingstop exceeded all my expectations. They’ve managed to walk a business tightrope and focus in on a food subgroup that ordinarily gets mere lip service. And they do it in a hyper-efficient way that seems to know exactly what its audience wants a variety of flavors served to you on the vehicle of your choice wings, tenders, fries… corn! quickly and with little fuss. So while the other fast casual chains smash chairs over each others’ backs in a plant protein wrestling match for millennial attention, Wingstop will be over in the corner of your local strip mall, quietly waiting to hand you a dozen dry lemon pepper wings with parmesan fries and cajun corn, whenever you’re more Thrillist? Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, TikTok, and Snapchat! Kevin Alexander is a contributor for Thrillist. His book on the unique mix of people, places, and circumstances that led to the last decade of eating/drinking in America, BURN THE ICE The American Culinary Revolution and Its End is out now from Penguin Press. He is a 2017 James Beard Foundation Award winner. Jakarta - Chicken wings enak di Jakarta ini bisa jadi pilihan menu makan siang nikmat. Mau yang berbalut bumbu gurih atau saus pedas manis? Semuanya ada!Hidangan chicken wings dengan citarasa gurih dan renyah sangat nikmat disantap bersama nasi putih hangat atau kentang goreng. Di beberapa restoran ini, chicken wings disajikan dengan berbagai bumbu, mulai dari saus keju, bubuk gurih, hingga saus pedas manis ala 5 tempat makan chicken wings enak dengan citarasa gurih renyah ini ada di Jakarta, bisa jadi rekomendasi santap siang Instagram wingstopid1. WingstopWingstop adalah salah satu restoran cepat saji yang tersebar di beberapa mall di Jakarta. Menyajikan beragam menu chicken wings yang nikmat dengan berbagai macam olahan bumbu. Diantaranya ada garlic parmesan, lemon pepper, teriyaki, hingga red hot hanya bumbu dari chicken wingsnya saja yang beragam, namun ada juga beragam jenis saus cocol untuk menambah citarasa saat menyantap chicken wings ini. Beragam jenis saus cocol ini diantaranya honey mustard, half-aged cheedar cheese, dan creamy ranch. Menyantap chicken wings di restoran cepat saji satu ini bisa disantap bersama nasi putih hangat maupun kentang One, Lantai Ground,Jl. HR Rasuna Said No. 62,Setiabudi, Jakarta021 1500993Foto Instagram kyochon_id2. KyoChonKyoChon merupakan salah satu tempat makan ayam goreng yang menyajikan chicken wings dengan beragam bumbu. KyoChon juga jadi salah satu resto yang menyajikan ayam goreng dengan bumbu khas Korea. Mulai dari rasa original, red pepper, soy garlic, dan yang beragam dari gurih hingga manis sangat nikmat untuk disantap saat makan siang. Tak hanya menyajikan menu ayam saja, restoran ayam goreng ini juga menyajikan kentang goreng dan juga olahan nasi seperti garlic butter rice, dan kimchi fried Place Mall, Lantai 4,Jl. Jenderal Sudirman, SCBD, Jakarta021 57973183Foto Instagram aieman_dean3. Richeese FactoryRestoran cepat saji satu ini sangat populer karena menyajikan ayam goreng dengan balutan saus barbeque pedas yang memiliki level dari 0-5. Tak hanya disajikan dengan balutan saus barbeque pedas, chicken wings di restoran cepat saji ini juga menyediakan saus cocol keju khas Richeese yang disajikan di restoran cepat saji ini diantaranya rasa original, fire chicken dengan saus berbeque, lalu yang terbaru adalah saus hitamnya. Menyantap chicken wings di restoran cepat saji ini bisa dengan nasi putih hangat ataupun kentang FactoryJl. Tanjung Duren Raya No. 5,Tanjung Duren, Jakarta021 1500220Foto Instagram Jeans Chilli ChickenSesuai namanya, restoran ayam goreng satu ini menyajikan menu buldak chicken khas Korea yang terkenal pedas. Namun tak hanya citarasa pedas dari buldan chicken, restoran cepat saji ini juga menyajikan menu lainnya seperti honey fried chicken, cheese chilli chicken, sweet crispy chicken, bahkan ada menu bernama gingseng friend menu chicken wings dengan beragam olahan, ada pula menu dosirak yang berisikan satu set nasi beserta lauk pauk, chicken feet bumbu Korea, aneka ragam soup, serta tteokbokki. Menyantap hidangan chicken wings ini bersama rice ball yang disajikan dengan rumput laut serta minyak Chilli ChickenGandaria City, Lantai Upper Ground,Jl. Sultan Iskandar Muda, Gandaria, Jakarta021 29236374Foto Instagram salah satu restoran yang menyajikan hidangan Korea dan sangat terkenal di Jakarta. Ojju juga hadir di beberapa mall di Jakarta, menyajikan beragam jenis hidangan Korea. Namun ada satu menu yang menjadi andalan dari Ojju, yaitu chicken wings yang dimasak dengan saus khas Korea dan dibalut keju mozarella yang meleleh. Chicken wigs ini menjadi menu yang sangat nikmat disantap saat makan siang dengan citarasa gurih dan creamy dari keju chicken wings, Ojju juga menyajikan ayam goreng balut keju paha dan iga sapi dengan bumbu khas Korea. Selain hidangan tersebut, adapula menu khas Korea lainnya seperti ramyeon, tteokbokki, budae jigae, salad, hingga baked rice. Tak hanya itu, ojju juga memiliki menu dessert khas Korea seperti patbingsoo. Ojju IndonesiaKota Kasablanka, Lantai Upper Ground, Food Society, Jl. Casablanca Raya, Tebet, Jakarta021 29475220 Simak Video "Kulineran Area Dalam G Town Square" [GambasVideo 20detik] yms/adr

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