Wing Larder
Free-range fried chicken burgers and tenders from a converted truck.
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Free-range fried chicken burgers and tenders from a converted truck.
Free-range fried chicken burgers and tenders from a converted truck.
Buttermilk-brined fried chicken, dredged and fried to shattering crunch.
Free-range fried chicken burgers and tenders from a converted truck.
Proper fried chicken, wings, and waffles with house hot sauce.
Buttermilk-brined fried chicken, dredged and fried to shattering crunch.
Buttermilk-brined fried chicken, dredged and fried to shattering crunch.
Proper fried chicken, wings, and waffles with house hot sauce.
Buttermilk-brined fried chicken, dredged and fried to shattering crunch.
Free-range fried chicken burgers and tenders from a converted truck.
Free-range fried chicken burgers and tenders from a converted truck.
Free-range fried chicken burgers and tenders from a converted truck.
Proper fried chicken, wings, and waffles with house hot sauce.
Buttermilk-brined fried chicken, dredged and fried to shattering crunch.
Free-range fried chicken burgers and tenders from a converted truck.
Korean fried chicken, kimchi fries, and bulgogi rice bowls. K-pop not included (but negotiable).
Charcoal jerk chicken, rice and peas, and festival dumplings with island spice.
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Wing Larder is my top pick for a fried chicken event in Canary Wharf — their pricing from £525 makes them the most accessible option here, and with halal and gluten-free cover they'll handle a broad mix of guests well. I'd also point you towards Bird Kitchen as a strong runner-up, bringing a polished offering from £650 with the same dietary flexibility and capacity up to 280. The wider shortlist — Wing Social, Bird Traders, Wing Cart, and Cluck & Grace — all travel across London and are worth a look if your dates or guest numbers shift.