Hot wings!



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There can only be a few people (excluding vegetarians/vegans and people who like a little less spiciness in life) who don't love hot wings! This delicacy is found in many places and loved by everyone.One of the best places to eat hot wings is at BK's place, located in Thamel, the core of Kathmandu Valley.


BK's is located in the same alley as Funky Buddha (which is a popular cafe/club), and it has been here for a long time.The place itself has a different vibe altogether, friends, colleagues and couples alike love to hang out here as you get good food and also get to have an amazing environment.The owner of the cafe is quite friendly and you get a warm welcoming feeling, which is definitely a plus point of BK's place.There are a lot of food items to choose from but normally people go for the hot wings and the fries.


If you're someone who doesn't like things to be too spicy but can handle a little bit of spice here and there, you'll surely love it! The chicken pieces are so juicy and full of flavors. As seen in the picture, it does look quite hot but honestly, it isn't. If you feel that it's not hot enough, you can always ask them to make it spicier.

For me personally, this is always the perfect snack for while hanging out with friends, or even on a date.(Wings are messy to eat but they taste good, so who cares right? You might not want to do that on a first date though).



This delicious snack only costs you Rs.370 (and it has the BitesNepal seal of approval.)

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