Winghaus Women's World Cup

Overview

When a venue is called Winghaus, it's obvious what's on the menu. This chain doesn't just love chicken pieces, however; it also adores sport. So, with for the 2023 Women's World Cup, of course it's celebrating. On offer: games on the big screens, plus slivers of chook with inventive flavours based on the competing soccer squads.

Head to the brand's sites — including its Brisbane CBD joint and in Bowen Hills — until Sunday, August 20 for the Winghaus Women's World Cup. Here, you'll feast your way through the football frenzy with chicken salt, maple bacon, salsa brava and curry ketchup wings, plus chimichurri, Korean barbecue, and Manuka honey and lemon.

Can you pick which variety goes with which team? The chicken salt is in honour of the Matildas, of course. Ten countries are represented, also spanning the US, Germany, England, Canada, Brazil, South Korea, New Zealand, China and Spain.

Prefer a vegetarian version? Cauliflower wings are on the menu as well — and, either way, you'll pay $16–19 for ten pieces, $29–32 for 20, $59–62 for 50 and $109–112 for 100.