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From Food Truck to Fan Favorite: Wing It Brings Big Flavor - and Big Heart - to Sugar Land ๐Ÿ—โค๏ธ๐Ÿ”ฅ

Houston โ€“ When cousins Farrukh and Harris Mirza moved from New York to Houston during the pandemic, they didnโ€™t just pack up their lives; they packed up their dreams, too.

Having lost all their hospitality businesses in NYC due to COVID-19, the pair started from scratch in a new city, armed with nothing but a food truck and a fierce determination to build something special. For two years, they drove that food truck all over Houston, โ€œThere wasnโ€™t a neighborhood we didnโ€™t hit,โ€ Harris Mirza said, just to get their name out there and give locals a taste of their wings.

Now, that hard work has paid off. Their brick-and-mortar restaurant, Wing It, located in Sugar Land, is a late-night hotspot thatโ€™s bringing comfort, quality, and flavor to the table - without the high price tag.

Harris Mirza, who grew up in a one-bedroom apartment in Queens with three brothers, says what he loves most about living in Texas is the space, โ€œEverythingโ€™s so big here! I love it.โ€ And that sense of abundance flows into Wing Itโ€™s vibe. Designed to feel more like a lounge than a typical fast-casual joint, the space is thoughtfully decorated with comfy seating and a welcoming atmosphere where families can kick back, hang out, and enjoy food thatโ€™s a serious cut above.

Chef Farrukh Mirza is the creative force behind the kitchen, and nothing goes on the menu that he wouldnโ€™t eat himself. Heโ€™s constantly experimenting with new sauces and unexpected flavor combinations, but one thing that never changes is his commitment to quality. All their food is made with fresh, never-frozen chicken and meat. Wing It takes it to the next level by pairing bold, handcrafted flavors with premium ingredients.

The inspiration behind Chef Farrukhโ€™s culinary passion runs deep. His mother, who now helps out in the kitchen at Wing It, was a major influence. Back in New York, she worked long hours at Dunkinโ€™ Donuts and would often call Farrukh from work, guiding him step-by-step over the phone as he helped get dinner started for the family. That early hands-on training and maternal encouragement sparked a lifelong love for cooking, and it shows in every dish on the menu.

From their signature house-made sauces to their special spice blend used in everything from the seasoning to the breading, Wing It isnโ€™t just about grabbing a quick bite, itโ€™s about savoring something thoughtfully crafted.

To celebrate National Chicken Wing Day, Wing It is offering $1 wings from 6โ€“9 p.m. on Monday, July 29.

๐Ÿ“ Wing It โ€” 9409 HWY 6 S, Sugar Land, TX

๐Ÿ•• Open daily from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m.

๐Ÿ“ฑ Follow @wingithtx for the latest specials and flavor drops


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