Wingstop - Bago Bantay

Tried their lemon pepper wings with fries, and the first thing that stood out was just how small their chicken is, it looked like a miniature version of a chicken. Taste wise you didn't really get much except for a minor pepper flavor. For their prices, chicken that size certainly is pricey. Their fries are nothing notable, and were kind of bland. The serving time took maybe 20 minutes for my order to come out, which was fairly long. Unfortunately, can't say Wingstop is a place to come back to

Came here for a quick bite and noticed that they revamped their menu from the first time I ate in their Glorietta branch months ago. For at least P199, you can have your chicken fix, complete with sides - choice of rice, fries or onion rings, dip - choice of ranch, honey mustard or bleu cheese, and drink. I got the 3-pc tenders with Ranch dip. You can also add P20 for a drink upgrade or additional coleslaw, which I did. Aside from the tenders, they also have boneless bites, wings, fillet, drumsticks and sandwich. Worth a try!

Food: 5.0 Service: 5.0 Ambience: 4.5 The service is really good, kudos to Wingstop team (also had a good experience in Fairview Terraces branch). Right from the cashier to the serving of foods, its really good. The food, you really do need to try Wingstop!

Wings are flavored not just on the outside. Crunchy skin, tasty flavors, and well-seasoned, the wings are worthy to taste. It's ok. Not to die for but ok. Onion rings though, not that good. There are others that are way better that this one. Their S'mores ala mode is quite good. Rich, velvety, topped with soft mallows and cold vanilla ice cream, the whole dish is worth a try. Staff are friendly and accommodating as well.

They have a pretty ackward spot in Trinoma so big groups are advised to sit outside if they want to sit as a group. Our order took a while to arrive. The wings were good and they now have pretty big servings compared to before. The rice was a bit oily but good as well.