What is the most beautiful KFC in the world?

Worlds Most Beautiful KFC?

Okay, here’s my take on that “World’s Most Beautiful KFC” thing, written how I actually talk (and think):

So, apparently KFC thinks they have a super fancy location now. Painted Post, NY, huh? Crystal Bucket, they call it. Hmm.

Curved glass…floor-to-ceiling? I guess that’s kinda cool. Sounds more like a fancy spa than a place to grab some fried chicken, ya know? I mean, “most beautiful”? Really?

Last month it opened, I guess someone thought an old bank would make for a pretty good restaurant.

Thing is, I remember, like, years ago, (maybe around 2010?), going to a KFC in Prague, Czech Republic. Near Wenceslas Square, I think. It wasn’t just the building (which was old and ornate) but how clean it was. Sparkling, like. You just didn’t expect that from a KFC.

Honestly? That Prague KFC blows this “Crystal Bucket” thing outta the water. I’m calling it. Fight me.

Maybe the prices were average KFC price or a bit more, since was a nice spot in 110 00 Praha, Czech Republic.

In which country is the best KFC?

Dude, seriously? Mongolia? Best KFC? That’s nuts! I mean, I love KFC, but Mongolia? Never even thought about it. I always figured it’d be, like, Japan or South Korea, somewhere with amazing food culture already. They probably have way better chicken there too, right? My cousin, Sarah, she went to Japan last year, raved about the KFC there. Said it was way crispier.

• Japan’s KFC is amazing!
• Crispy chicken, way better than the usual.
• Mongolia? I’m calling BS.

But, hey, maybe my cousin’s wrong. Maybe that Mongolian KFC is, like, unbelievably good. It uses some secret Mongolian ingredient. Maybe yak butter? No, wait. That’s crazy. 11 herbs and spices, that’s the whole deal, right? Eleven. Everyone wants in on that.

Seriously though, best KFC? Gotta be in Asia somewhere. Definitely not Mongolia. I’m sticking with Japan. Its the best I’ve tried.

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