Little Bao

Best known for its modernized take on Chinese classics, this Hong Kong import recently added Korean-style chicken wings to its specials list. The so-called "K-Wings" (B290) have proven so popular they are now on the menu permanently. The wings are dredged in a vodka-cornflour mixture and then deep-fried to a perfect crispness before being lathered in a sweet-and-spicy sauce made from gochujang (a Korean condiment of fermented soybeans with chili and salt) and nam yu (Chinese bean curd fermented in red rice and wine). 

G/F, 72 Courtyard, 72 Sukhumvit Soi 55, 02-392-6922

Roadhouse Barbecue

Known for smoking almost every meat that comes out of their kitchen, this old-school barbecue joint is the place to go if you're a hardcore carnivore. Their buffalo wings (B158/6 pieces, B264/10 pieces, B529/20 pieces net) come with Frank's hot sauce and are sure to leave your mouth aching for more. Every Monday is "Wing Night": buy-10-get-10-free! 

942/1 Rama 4 Rd., 02-236-8010

Sekai No Yamachan

This izakaya chain with over 60 branches worldwide specializes in mountains of golden tebasaki, or Nagoya-style fried chicken wings. There are two types of chicken on the menu: the original maboroshino tebasaki (B130/5 pieces) and the kuro tebasaki (B95/3 pieces). The former are peppery and salty with just a hint of spiciness, while the latter taste like they’ve been doused in Worcestershire sauce. Wash it all down with the all-you-can-drink beer, sake and shochu deal (B499/90 minutes).

The Smokin' Pug

Silom's beloved barbecue specialist goes beyond racks of juicy ribs and cut-price cocktails. The smoked buffalo wings (B250) are brined, smoked and tossed in a house-made buffalo sauce, and served with buttermilk ranch or Chiang Rai blue cheese dipping sauce. 

88 Surawong Rd., 083-029-7598

Sway

This late-night beer bar serves up some 50 flavors of wings (B150/6 pieces; B230/10 pieces), including out-there picks like smoked chocolate or maple BBQ. Fear not, you'll also find classics like spicy ranch and garlic black pepper, too. Head there on Thursdays and Sundays for the B300 all-you-can-eat wings deal, or Mondays when B50 gets you a pound of wings. 

Arena 10, Thonglor Soi 10, 02-711-6052

Wing N' Thing

This tiny spot on the corner of Phra Athit-Phra Sumen Road offers a menu of spicy fried chicken alongside some serious gin cocktails. Their crispy wings (B160-560 for 6-24 pieces) come in original, hot and spicy, and barbecue flavors. Each set is accompanied by your choice of eight dipping sauces, from Jack Daniel’s barbecue sauce and cheese dip to Thai-inspired basil caramel, tom yum mayo and “chili from hell” spicy sauce. 

Phra Athit Rd., 086-605-0158

See also: Bangkok’s best restaurants for barbecue