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Best Wings Restaurants in Flushing (11355)

5 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked

Last Updated: January 2026

Our Top Pick
Papa Chicken
Big flavor returns from a simple, wings-forward takeout setup.

Worthy Picks

$ Downtown Flushing
A compact, takeout-first chicken counter where wings and sandwiches are built for maximum payoff with minimal fuss. The best experience comes from a focused order—one wing style plus one handheld—so everything arrives hot and cohesive.
Must-Try Dishes: Spicy Chicken Wings, Spicy Chicken Sandwich, Fries
What makes it special: Big flavor returns from a simple, wings-forward takeout setup.
$ Flushing
A takeout-first neighborhood shop where the move is simple: a few slices or a no-frills pie when you need something fast and filling. It’s not chasing artisan style—think everyday pizza-and-sides that’s convenient for the Kissena Blvd corridor.
Must-Try Dishes: Cheese slice, Pepperoni slice, Chicken parm hero
What makes it special: Fast, straightforward pizza-and-hero comfort for everyday cravings.
$ Queensborough Hill
A Chinese takeout workhorse where wings are the move when you want straightforward fry-and-sauce satisfaction without extra ceremony. Treat it like a wings-and-rice mission—pick one wing style, then anchor with a simple starch.
Must-Try Dishes: General Tso's Chicken, House Special Fried Rice, Beef with Broccoli
What makes it special: Reliable neighborhood Chinese with consistent quality
$$ Murray Hill
A neighborhood, delivery-friendly spot where pizza is the practical play—simple pies, quick service, and comfort-food reliability. Best used as a low-stakes option for a basic slice-and-soda moment or an easy group order when you just need food on the table.
Must-Try Dishes: Cheese pie, Pepperoni pie, Garlic knots
What makes it special: Straightforward, delivery-first pizza that prioritizes convenience and value.
$$ Downtown Flushing
A late-running, menu-sprawl spot where fried chicken plays best as a crisp add-on to a single bowl or snack order. It’s most useful after-hours—keep the order minimal so the chicken stays crunchy and the meal doesn’t turn into a lukewarm sampler.
Must-Try Dishes: Chicken ramen, Popcorn chicken, Brown sugar bubble milk
What makes it special: Late-night ramen + fried chicken with milk tea in one stop.