Yes, KFC is FAR worse in the US than in the rest of the world. My wife spent a year backpacking around the world between college and grad school, and having the occasional “comfort food” from her childhood while in very different countries helped avoid getting homesick. Now it is a tradition to try KFC in different countries to see which ones are better.
It’s still greasy fast food all over the world, but the chicken is higher quality and everything is less greasy than in the US. Vietnam was my favorite so far.
Yes, KFC is FAR worse in the US than in the rest of the world. My wife spent a year backpacking around the world between college and grad school, and having the occasional “comfort food” from her childhood while in very different countries helped avoid getting homesick. Now it is a tradition to try KFC in different countries to see which ones are better.
It’s still greasy fast food all over the world, but the chicken is higher quality and everything is less greasy than in the US. Vietnam was my favorite so far.
isn’t that pretty much the same for any u.s. chain that has an international presence?
That’s a good question. I wonder if there are any exceptions to the rule.