Frankie’s New York Buffalo Wings Best Sellers
Frankie’s New York Buffalo Wings best sellers are best understood as the flavors regulars keep coming back to, not an official sales ranking, because Frankie’s has not published one. Start with the full Frankie’s New York Buffalo Wings menu for the whole lineup, then use this editorial ranking to choose a first flavor with confidence. Flavor prices follow the standard wing sizes below, since listings price wings by size and tier, not by flavor.
What are Frankie’s New York Buffalo Wings best sellers?
Our editorial ranking below pulls together the flavors that show up again and again in Philippine menu guides and reviews: the classic buffalo base, the rich salted egg coat, the mellow garlic parmesan, and the smoky and sweet options in between. Treat this as a shortlist for first-timers, not a sales chart, because no official ranking exists. If you only remember three names, make them Classic Buffalo, Salted Egg, and Garlic Parmesan.

- Classic Buffalo: tangy, lightly spicy, the safe first order for buffalo purists.
- Salted Egg: buttery, salty, and rich, with a mild chili edge in many descriptions.
- Garlic Parmesan: garlicky and cheesy without heat, a strong pick for spice-shy eaters.
- Caribbean Jerk: sweet, tangy, and lightly spiced, often described as a crowd favorite.
- Hickory BBQ and Smokey BBQ: smoky and savory, good when you want barbecue over heat.
- Honey Garlic and Honey Sriracha: sweet with a garlic or chili lift, for sweet-heat fans.
- Cheesy Bacon: rich and messy in a good way, best shared while it’s hot.
- Frankie’s Special: a crispier battered wing, worth trying once you know the classics.
Which Frankie’s flavor should I try first?
Pick by heat tolerance, not by hype. Classic Buffalo gives you the house style in its purest form, Garlic Parmesan is the calmest route for anyone who dislikes spice, and Salted Egg is the richest middle ground if you want something distinctly Filipino in flavor. Splitting one order across two flavors is the smartest first visit move, since you learn your preference without committing a whole dozen to one sauce.

For a group with mixed tastes, order one mild flavor and one bold flavor side by side. That way, spice lovers get their kick and cautious eaters still have a full portion to enjoy, instead of everyone picking at the same safe box.
How much do Frankie’s best sellers cost?
Listings price wings by size and by Basic or Premium tier, not by flavor, so the table below applies whichever flavor you pick. Junior sizes are the smaller wings, Regular sizes are the bigger ones, and Premium covers the richer flavor tier in the listings. Always confirm the tier at your branch, because a flavor you assume is Basic may be priced as Premium.

| Size | Basic listed price | Premium listed price |
|---|---|---|
| 1/2 dozen, Regular | ₱319 | ₱352 |
| 1/2 dozen, Junior | ₱250 | ₱280 |
| 1 dozen, Regular | ₱591 | ₱669 |
| 1 dozen, Junior | ₱469 | ₱513 |
| Wings World, Regular (Premium only) | – | ₱662 |
| Wings World, Junior (Premium only) | – | ₱504 |
Extras add up fast, so budget for them separately. Recent listings put French fries at ₱131, Twister fries at ₱156, rice at ₱49, and dips from ₱35 for blue cheese to ₱54 for aioli, with ranch and truffle dips at ₱43 each.
Which best sellers are best for sharing?
A full dozen in two flavors is the classic sharing order, and it beats two separate half dozens when everyone wants to taste more than one sauce. Pair a mild flavor like Garlic Parmesan with a bolder one like Classic Buffalo or Caribbean Jerk, add fries for the table, and you have a spread that suits mixed appetites. For larger groups, skip ahead to the Liberty Box options in our party guide rather than stacking single dozens.

Sharing also pairs well with a Frankie’s delivery order when the group is at home, since wings, fries, and dips travel in one box. Just eat the cheesy and battered flavors first, since they soften fastest.
Which best sellers suit kids and mild eaters?
Garlic Parmesan and Honey Garlic are the gentlest starting points, with no real heat and flavors kids tend to recognize. Salted Egg can work too, though its richness fills small appetites fast, so a Junior half dozen plus rice is usually enough for a younger eater. Skip the Super Spicy heat level of Classic Buffalo for kids, and keep a dip and water on hand even for mild flavors.

Boneless wings are another good mild-eater route, since there are no bones to work around. Listed boneless solo starts at ₱244 Basic, and boneless with rice starts at ₱261 Basic, which makes them easy solo orders for younger or fussier eaters.
Frankie’s New York Buffalo Wings Best Sellers FAQs
Quick answers before you pick a flavor.

What is the number one best seller at Frankie’s?
Frankie’s has not published an official sales ranking, so there’s no verified number one. Our editorial pick for a first order is Classic Buffalo, with Salted Egg and Garlic Parmesan close behind, based on how often Philippine guides and reviews highlight them.
Is Salted Egg spicy?
Most descriptions call it rich and buttery with only a mild chili edge, so it reads as flavorful rather than hot. If you’re very spice-sensitive, Garlic Parmesan is the safer pick.
How much is a half dozen of wings?
Recent listings put a half dozen Junior at ₱250 Basic and ₱280 Premium, and a half dozen Regular at ₱319 Basic and ₱352 Premium. Branch prices can differ, so check your branch menu before ordering.
Which flavor is best for sharing?
One dozen split across Garlic Parmesan and Classic Buffalo or Caribbean Jerk covers mild and bold tastes in one box. Add fries for the table and eat cheesy flavors first while they are crisp.
Are best seller prices the same for every flavor?
Listings price wings by size and tier, not by flavor, so the same size should cost the same across flavors at one branch. Confirm whether your chosen flavor sits in Basic or Premium, since that tier changes the price.
More Frankie’s guides: check current Frankie’s promos before you pay full price, and read the Frankie’s kids menu guide for younger eaters. The full Frankie’s menu has every size, side, and dessert in one place.