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Try These 5 Outrageously Awesome Chicken Wings in Houston

Wings of any kind are generally delicious, but these stuffed, twice-fried, seriously spicy and sticky-as-all-hell takes on wings really pump things up to the next level. And we can promise they are finger-licking good. Check them out:

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Award Winning Wings Where to get them: Sticky's Chicken

The winner of our 2014 Wingtoberfest was the stickiest, tastiest of them all. Coated in things such as teriyaki, sweet barbecue and buttery garlic sauce, this mobile eatery's chicken wings are wickedly crisp, piping hot and totally worth the sticky fingers.

Stuffed Wings Where to get them: Bun Bo Hue, 11209 Bellaire

This Vietnamese-style chicken — or canh ga rut xuong — is just another delicious reason to visit the Hong Kong mall. The lip-smackingly delectable wings get stuffed with pork paste, bean threads and chopped black fungus before being fried to a deep golden crisp.

Garden Fresh Wings Where to get them: Coltivare Pizza & Garden, 3320 White Oak

This Italian kitchen's chicken wings are charred, tender and garden-fresh. The greasy-in-a-good-way birds get tossed with rich and dark roasted jalapeños, lemon, and aromatic, straight-from-the-garden basil. The fresh herb brings a wave of sweetness, while the chile-infused lemon oil adds a pop of heat that gains traction with each beautiful mouthful.

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Brooke Viggiano is a contributing writer who is always looking to share Houston's coolest and tastiest happenings with the Houston Press readers.
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