Crazy Wing

You should head to the back and up the stairs there you will find a all you can eat BBQ but it’s only open on Friday Saturday and Sunday night it’s really good

Hottest wings in town! The slower you go on the crazy wings the tougher the challenge is for you. Did I also mention that it offers 2 for 1 specials everyday on selected wings.

Whenever my spice loving friends come to visit interstate I take them here. It burns. It hurts. Yet I always return.
Food is cheap, staff and nice and casual.
My advice for doing crazy wing challenge — if you want to taste your other food I suggest leaving the crazy wings until last for consumption. Have alot of napkins, beer, cucumber salad and someone to film.

Great spicy wings, great prices. Don’t expect fancy or ultra clean. The BBQ mushrooms were notably good. If your a chilli fan, the Crazy Wing lives up to its name. Overall, it was satisfyingly spicy, but fairly greasy and salty overall. But when were wings ever considered to be health food?

I would say that things here are a hit or miss. Go with your guts, but sometimes despite being separate items on the menu, they taste the same — too salty. As for their signature Crazy Wings, I wouldn’t recommend it, unless you’re the adventurous kind.

Went and my partner and I had severe stomach problems for the next 2 days.

Like the others have said, service is hilariously non-​existent. Waitress was on iPhone half the time. Food was good tasting nice and juicy skewers think Chinese izakaya. Fried rice was decent and has bite to it.

The shit service was the first indication to me that I had found a good Chinese restaurant. The massive pile of skewers and fire in my belly and anus that followed have since cemented this place as a Melbourne icon for me. Excellent choice for lunch or dinner, but remember you really do need to order a lot as there are only two wings per skewer. Also remember to bring some wet wipes because it gets messy.

Today, I found out that one of my best friends is actually murderous and wants to kill me in secret. She suggested that I tried the Crazy Wings (spiciest flavour) from this establishment. Why did I agree to this? I have no idea…
Ambiance: This is a pretty cramped and tiny restaurant with minimal tables for large groups (minimal tables in general come to think of it).
Customer Service: Not horrible, but they aren’t friendly or anything like that. Crazy Wings is really incredibly spicy, and I find it hilarious that while their customers are panting and crying, these employees are just walking around with poker faces. No fucks given. What heroes.
Food: They actually have pretty good food aside from their novelty spicy Crazy Wings. I’ve tried their Honey Wings as well as their Garlic Wings, both really great and cheap as well. But to the Crazy Wings… this is what this establishment is pretty much known for — people come from all over Melbourne to try these wings out and when I say they’re spicy, I’m not exaggerating.
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Come here if you want to impress your date with how brave you are. And a videocamera to film your suffering friends.

The Crazy Wings flavor is really spicy (the best winglets in town!), the other flavors are rather mild, but still quite delicious. Love the different buy-​1-​get-​1-​free deals on different days of the week. Love to catch up with friends here and gorge on the winglets.
Please note this is a Chinese restaurant with an authentic level of service, ie minimal, and that’s because you only paid for the food not service. So don’t expect any service and you won’t be disappointed.