Wings & Things Menu: in Exeter What to Order from £4.50 Wing Buckets to a £10 Filipino Taster
At Exeter’s Guildhall Foodmarket, £10 buys a lunch that covers more ground than the name Wings & Things might suggest. The stall’s taster bucket brings together fried chicken wings, pork dumplings and spring rolls, with jasmine rice, noodles and a dip on the side. If you’ve ever looked at a menu and wanted a bite of three different dishes, this is the order to look for.
The Wings & Things Menu also makes room for a quick snack or a familiar lunch. Five wings start at £4.50, and the chicken wing meals come with chips or stir-fried noodles. Here’s what each order includes, how the prices compare and which Filipino mains are worth a second look.
Wings & Things Menu prices for wing meals and buckets
If you want chicken wings with chips, the stall lists two wings for £6, four for £7 and six for £8. Each meal includes a dip. The four-piece option sits in the middle if you want more than a snack, while the six-piece meal gives you two extra wings for another pound.
The same portions are available with stir-fried vegetable noodles. Two wings with noodles cost £6.50, four cost £7.50 and six cost £8.50. The 50p difference stays the same across all three sizes, so you can choose your side first and then decide how many wings you want.
The wing buckets are priced separately at £4.50 for five pieces and £9 for ten. Both work out at 90p per wing, and a dip adds £1. Five wings and a dip come to £5.50, which suits a quick stop when you want something small. The ten-piece bucket is handy when several people want a few wings alongside other dishes.
There’s a useful detail if you’re adding sides. A five-piece bucket, chips and a dip total £9 at the stall’s listed prices. The six-wing meal already includes chips and a dip for £8. If that’s the combination you want, the meal gives you an extra wing and costs a pound less.
Four dips can take the same order in different directions
The Wings & Things Menu lists barbecue, gravy, sweet and sour, and sweet chilli garlic. A wing meal comes with your choice of dip, so the sauce is an easy way to change the order if you already have a favourite portion and side.
Barbecue is a familiar match for fried chicken and chips. Sweet and sour is the one to pick if you want a tangier bite. Sweet chilli garlic is also served with the stall’s pork dumplings, so you can use it across a mixed order. Gravy is the option to keep in mind if you’re planning to dip your chips as well as your wings.
If two people are sharing a ten-wing bucket, adding two dips brings the total to £11. That lets each person choose a flavour. If you’re both hungry enough for lunch, two four-wing meals with noodles come to £15 and include a side and dip each. The right order depends on whether you’re splitting a snack or sitting down for a meal.
The £10 taster bucket and the Filipino mains behind it
The Exeter stall draws on the food of Cebu, where its chef grew up. The Filipino street food on the menu gives you several ways to explore that influence. The taster bucket is the simplest starting point because it brings a few of those dishes into a single meal.
For £10, it includes two wings, two spring rolls and two siomai, or pork dumplings. Jasmine rice, noodles and a dip round out the order. If you want to try lumpia and siomai on your first visit, you can taste both without buying a separate portion of each.
For a meal built around one main dish, pork humba is listed at £9.50. The delivery menu describes it as a pork belly dish, and the stall gives you a choice of jasmine rice, garlic rice or noodles. Sweet and sour chicken is £9, comes with pineapple and onion, and offers the same choice of sides.
The longaniza meal is another option worth noticing. For £6, you get spicy Filipino sausage with garlic rice and a fried egg. It sits at the same listed price as the smallest wings-and-chips meal, which makes it an easy choice if you want to try something different on a similar budget.
Sides, vegetarian choices and small extras
The Wings & Things Menu gives you a few ways to put together a smaller order. Four spring rolls cost £4.50, with pork or vegetable fillings available. A separate order of siomai costs £6 and comes with sweet chilli garlic sauce. Either can go in the middle of the table if everyone has already picked a main.
Vegetable noodles are £5.50 and can be ordered plain or spicy. Add vegetable spring rolls and the total comes to £10 at the stall’s listed prices. The delivery listing describes the vegetable rolls as containing cheese, so check with the stall if you’re ordering for someone who avoids dairy.
Chips are listed at £3.50, while a side of garlic or jasmine rice costs £3. A fried egg is £1.50, a single spicy sausage is £2, and drinks are listed at £1.50. These smaller items come in handy if you’re building a shared order and want one extra side without adding another full meal.
How stall prices compare with delivery prices
The Wings & Things Menu appears on the stall’s own website and on Deliveroo and Just Eat. The taster bucket is a clear example of how the listed price can change. It’s £10 on the stall’s menu and £13.50 on both delivery listings, before any fees shown at checkout.
The wing meals are worth a closer look before you order online. The stall lists prices for each piece count, while the delivery listings show wings with chips from £8.50 and wings with noodles from £9. Check the portion you’ve selected and what comes with it before comparing the price. If you’re ordering for a group, compare the final basket totals too, since the item price only tells you part of what you’ll pay.
Conclusion
The Wings & Things Menu works best when you order around your appetite. A five-piece bucket covers a quick snack, six wings with chips and a dip make an £8 lunch, and the £10 taster gives you a way to try three of the stall’s dishes at once. The wings may get you to the counter, but the lumpia, siomai and longaniza give you a reason to come back.
(FAQs)
Where is Wings & Things in Exeter?
The stall is inside Guildhall Foodmarket in Exeter city centre, near High Street. Its website lists opening hours of 11am to 5pm daily.
What’s the cheapest chicken wing option?
The five-piece bucket is the lowest-priced wing order at £4.50. For a meal that includes chips and a dip, the two-wing option starts at £6.
Are there vegetarian options?
The stall lists vegetable noodles and vegetable spring rolls. The delivery menu describes the vegetarian spring rolls as containing cheese. Ask the stall about ingredients if you have a specific dietary requirement.
What’s a good order for a first visit?
The £10 taster bucket gives you wings, spring rolls, pork dumplings, rice, noodles and a dip. If you came mainly for the chicken, four wings with noodles and a dip cost £7.50 on the stall’s menu.
Can you get Wings & Things delivered?
The Exeter stall is listed on Deliveroo and Just Eat. Enter your postcode to check availability, then review the portion size, item prices and any fees before ordering.
