A Wing and a Prayer

11/14/2013 in

BonChon Chicken on John Street has been through a lot since it opened a few years ago: the Korean wing restaurant was battered by Hurricane Sandy in October 2012, and then just two months later, a kitchen fire forced BonChon to close again, this time for four months.

They’ve been open since April with no further mishaps, and recently celebrated their resilience with a wing-eating contest that drew an enthusiastic crowd of supporters who gathered to cheer on the contestants. The winner netted a $100 gift certificate for, of course, more wings.

Come by, and help BonChon celebrate with an order of wings, or, for those seeking a lunch food that doesn’t require quite as many napkins, the restaurant offers a few bowl options, soups and noodles.

Tags: BonChon, chicken, Hurricane Sandy, John Street, wings

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