Chicken wings are one of the most common food cravings, especially when drinking and after drinking. Here are 5 places to fulfill your chicken wings craving in Santa Clara:
Located right next to Santa Clara University, this is a campus standard when it comes to beer and chicken wings. You can order wings with the hot sauce tossed and coated on, or on the side to taste the crunch of the fried batter.
2565 The Alameda (in the Safeway complex)
408-246-9464
Daily, 11am to 12am
If you are looking for a sweet, spicy glaze on your fried chicken wings, try out Blurr Kitchen. The restaurant specializes in South East Asian cuisine with their wings coated in a habanero chili glaze.
2374 El Camino Real, corner San Tomas Expy
408-243-1868
Monday to Saturday, 11am to 9pm
Sunday, 10am to 7pm
If you love Korean chicken wings, ChiMek offers a variety of Korean-style wings that are crispy fried, glaze coated, and dry rubbed. For the fried chicken, there is a choice of light batter twice fried or extra batter twice fried. Glaze sauces include soy garlic, sweet & spicy, garlic, Chinese style, honey buffalo, and green onion. There is also a range of dry rub seasonings.
3597 Homestead Road, corner Lawrence Expy
408-899-2956
Monday to Saturday, 11am to 2pm and 5pm to 2am
Sunday, 11am to 2pm and 5pm to 12am
If you want a classic taste of Korean wings, Bonchon serves soy garlic and spicy wings just like in Korea. If you cannot decide between flavors, there is also a choice of half and half.
572 E El Camino Real, corner S Fair Oaks Ave
408-720-8689
Wednesday and Thursday, 11:30am to 10pm
Friday and Saturday, 11:30am to 10:30pm
Sunday and Monday, 11:30am to 9pm
Closed Tuesday
If California-stye wings are your preference, try out Wings Dip which cooks up wet and dry rubbed wings with multiple flavors and range of spice levels. The chicken wings are cooked in a 400 degree wok and served with garlic, onions, jalapeños which are all tossed with fries.
2165 El Camino Real, corner Scott Blvd
408-673-9288
Daily, 11am to 9pm
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