Finger lickin' good flavor is available all over the world at a host of KFC fast food
joints. In the USA, KFC rakes in roughly 23 billion bucks each year. Known for its fried
chicken, which is seasoned to perfection, thanks to their top-secret recipe, KFC is
also popular in other countries. There are 20,000 franchises in 123 territories and nations.
So if you're a KFC fan who appreciates the Colonel's classic blend of eleven "secret"
herbs and spices, you'll probably enjoy learning about the top 10 KFC menus around the world.
Spicy Chicken Rice In Thailand
Thailand's KFC restaurants offer Spicy Chicken Rice, as well as Spicy Chicken Lemon Rice
and Spicy Roasted Chicken Rice. If you're a rice fan, you'll love indulging in KFC fare
in Bangkok or another Thai city. A lot of Asian KFC fast food joints cater to the tastes
of Asian consumers by offering meal options with rice. Rice makes for a nice change from
fries or coleslaw or seasoned potato wedges or other classic American KFC sides. Anyone
who prefers rice to other carbs (and loves a bit of spice as well) may want to visit
a Thailand KFC. The spicy chicken rice meal is reasonably-priced and gets rave reviews
from people who've tried it. KFC Thailand also offers some exciting dessert options
that are a bit off the beaten track, including egg tarts that come in a choice of flavors,
such as Original and Chocolate Banana. Egg tarts are egg pies with crispy textures and
soft custard fillings. Another fun and tasty option at KFC Thailand is the Wing Zeed. It's
chicken with chili-lime seasoning. This chicken meal selection is fried, spiced and then given
a liberal sprinkling of lime juice. For a unique side dish, order your Wing Zeed alongside
a "shrimp donut". Shrimp donuts from KFC Thailand are pieces of shrimp that are breaded and
then fried. Unsurprisingly, they’re shaped like donuts. KFC with a Thai spin sounds delicious.
Many traditional Thai dishes have wonderful flavor profiles, because they’re seasoned
with traditional spice blends.
Aussies Go For The Zinger Stacker Burger
In Australia, KFC Zinger Stacker Burgers are on the menu. These burgers are decadent choices.
If you're in the Land Down Under, be sure to treat yourself to one of these behemoths.
You won't walk away from KFC hungry! Made from a couple of Zinger chicken patties, a
"super-charged" sauce, chili relish, a couple of slices of cheese and a wholemeal bun, the
Zinger Stacker is a weighty KFC meal option. If you want to eat a little lighter, go for
a one-patty burger instead. If you're starving and want that full feeling, you'll do better
with the classic Zinger Stacker. It's got enough protein to satisfy even the heartiest
appetite. With a burger this extreme, you may not even need sides, but you may want
to order them anyway. You're already going all in with this burger...why stop now? At
Aussie KFC locations, you'll be able to choose from a host of delicious sides, some of which
will be familiar if you're from North America. Opt for regular seasoned chips. French fries
are known as chips in Australia and some other places, such as the UK. You might also choose
mashed potatoes with gravy or a nice coleslaw side.
Tiramisu For Dessert In France
KFC goes refined in France, where Tiramisu is available for dessert. This delectable
dessert will be the perfect finishing touch to your meal. It'll also be a great snack
if you're craving something sweet that you can get your hands on in minutes. Made from
sponge cake, plus cream whipped with a hint of aromatic Italian Mascarpone cream cheese,
this luscious dessert contains a bit of alcohol, as well as eggs, milk and gluten-based grains.
If you're planning on polishing off a KFC meal before you nosh on your Tiramisu, be
sure to save enough room for this tasty dessert. Some KFC meals are quite filling. Sweet Pie
is another dessert option for KFC France customers. Sweet Pie is a small egg-shaped pastry that's
basically a cream puff. It contains gluten-based grains, milk, soy and egg. Experimenting with
new cuisine when you travel is always fun, so it's nice to know that you may indulge
in some exciting sweet treats while visiting KFC fast food joints in France. While gourmets
might point you towards other restaurants while you're in Paris or another hot tourist
destination in France, you may like the fact that French KFCs offer a little taste of home,
with some interesting new menu item options too.
Ramadan Specials in KFC Arabia
KFC Arabia provides menu items for Ramadan, just like McDonald's Arabia does. Mickey D's
doesn't offer delightful doughnuts with its Ramadan specials, so KFC may have the edge
when it comes to these unique choices. When you order a Ramadan special from KFC, you
may get a cluster of tasty and miniature Krispy Kreme doughnuts with your order. It's safe
to say that you'll gobble up the mini-doughnuts fast. If you've sampled Krispy Kreme doughnuts
in the past, you already know that these sweet treats are downright addictive. If doughnuts
aren't offered, you might get cookies instead, and you might have the option of choosing
Arabic rice, rather than typical KFC French Fries. In the Middle East, fast food chains
have worked hard to attract customers during Ramadan's holy month. These fast food chains
are popular year-round, but many lose customers during Ramadan. This is why fast food joints
like KFC offer special meals or other special promotions, such as all-you-can-eat deals
or lower prices. Another interesting option on the KFC Arabia menu is the Zinger Shrimp
Supreme sandwich. Order it as a combo, with French fries and a cold drink. This shrimp
sandwich is hearty and features breaded seafood, along with a bit of pleasantly spicy seasoning.
KFC Cajun Boxmaster In London, England
Does breaded Kentucky Fried Chicken served in a soft tortilla sound good to you? Do you
enjoy Cajun flavors? If so, you should head for London, England, where you can enjoy a
Cajun Boxmaster meal at KFC fast food joints. This exciting meal option offers plenty of
zesty flavor. When you order, you'll receive a one hundred percent chicken filet, made
from chicken breast, as well as tomato, a spicy Cajun-style sauce, lettuce, cheese and
a hash brown patty. All of these yummy ingredients will be wrapped up in a soft tortilla. The
Cajun Boxmaster combo meal comes with fries and a drink. The addition of a hash brown
patty and Cajun sauce makes this UK meal item really special. The hash brown patty adds
heartiness and the sauce heats things up. Since the wrap is so portable, it's also a
great choice if you want to nosh on the go.
Indian Twister Menu At Denmark KFCs
At Kentucky Fried Chicken fast food restaurants in Denmark. patrons may choose menu items
from a special menu called the Indian Twister Menu. Whether hungry customers go for chicken
wraps with curry sauces and jalapeno peppers, or potatoes with black pepper, or both, they
will be accessing unique KFC taste that isn't so easy to find anywhere else. Clearly, Denmark
is a place where Indian flavors are appreciated. KFC menus vary from nation to nation because
they are altered to reflect the tastes of residents of different countries. It's fun
to see what KFCs in other nations offer to their clients. The Indian Twister Menu sounds
impressive and customers in Denmark are able to polish off their meals by ordering hot
vanilla tarts. These warm and sweet tarts are the ideal finishing touch after spicy
meals from the Indian Twister menu. Their sweetness definitely balances out the savory
spiciness.
All-You-Can-Eat-Chicken at KFC Japan Sometimes
How much KFC could you eat in a single sitting? If you visit a Japan KFC during an "all you
can eat chicken" promotion, you'll be able to find out once and for all. Quite often,
with promotions of this type, people find out that they can't shovel in nearly as much
food as they thought they could. In July of 2018, participating KFCs in Japan offered
customers all you can eat chicken on Fridays only, from the 20th of July to the 31st of
August. It cost the equivalent of twelve USA bucks and change to access the all you can
eat chicken action. This type of promotional gambit actually dates back to 2014. It's a
special promotion that KFC Japan brings back now and then. Customers who enjoyed this promotion
were able to consume as much original fried chicken as they wished, for up to forty-five
minutes. They were also welcome to gorge on unlimited biscuits, fries and soda. Kids didn't
have to pay full rate. If kids were young enough, they could eat for free. While there
is a time limit on this offer, because patrons have only forty-five minutes to chow down,
it's safe to say that hungry customers could scarf down a lot of Kentucky Fried Chicken,
sides and sodas within that limited time frame. If there was no time limit, people might sit
in KFC Japan locations for hours, leisurely grazing on KFC fare. That's actually kind
of a pleasant concept, isn't it? Anyway, this cool offer for all you can eat chicken was
exclusive to Japan, and it's just a sometimes thing. Limited-time special offers are something
that customers look forward to. They get them excited about fast food brands. The Japan
KFC experience is more upscale and expensive than the North American one. Japan locations
have culinary training, giving them a higher tier of cooking education and experience.
The Watt-A-Box From KFC India
In 2016, KFC India came up with a unique and innovative meal packaging for its newly-launched
"5 In 1 Meal Box". Some lucky customers who ordered these menu items at KFC India locations
were lucky enough to receive their meals in boxes that included built-in power banks.
These boxes were limited edition and they were known as “Watt-a-Boxes”. Each Watt-a-Box
would allow a KFC customer to charge his or her smart phone while eating. Only certain
customers at some Kentucky Fried Chicken locations in Delhi and Mumbai were fortunate enough
to receive these meal boxes with built-in power banks. KFC also gave away some Watt-a-Boxes
through contests that were run via social media. It must have been exciting for people
who received Watt-a-Boxes at KFC India locations to sit down, enjoy their five-in-one meal
boxes and watch their phones charge as they gorged. While this promotion is sadly discontinued,
it definitely spoke to the needs of an increasingly smart phone-addicted society. Can you make
it through a whole fast food meal without trawling the Web? If so, you may not need
a Watt-A-Box, but you might still want one.
Nigeria's Big Boss Burger
KFC's been doing some expansion within Africa, although it has hit a few roadblocks along
the way, such as dealing with the fact that importing chicken is a no-no. This means that
KFC outlets in Africa need to rely on tightly restricted local suppliers, which sometimes
makes the process arduous. Also, sadly, a lot of people in African nations with KFC
fast food joints are too poor to patronize the restaurants. Despite these very real issues,
KFC Africa has managed to win the loyalty of a lot of customers, in part thanks to its
appealing menu items, in addition to in-restaurant air conditioning and free Wi-Fi. Menus at
KFC eateries in South Africa have been adapted to fit the preferences of locals. This meant
offering Big Boss burgers for a while, as well as jollof rice with a spicy kick and
some vegetarian menu items. During 2014, Nigerian KFC outlets provided customers with iconic
Big Boss burgers, which contained chicken patties that had been deep-fried. The Big
Boss was supposed to give Big Macs from McDonald's a run for their money. Customers were encouraged
to try and wolf down their Big Boss burgers in under a minute and most customers couldn't
do it.
The Chizza Is On The Menu In The Philippines
Does the idea of scarfing down on a pizza with a fried chicken base appeal to you? If
so, you might want to order a Chizza from a KFC outlet in the Philippines. These fried
chicken pizzas are decadent options. Instead of crusts made from typical pizza dough, they
have fried chicken crusts which are seasoned with the Colonel's unique blend of eleven
herbs and spices. The Chizza was introduced in 2015, with a fried chicken filet base that
was boneless. Toppings for the Chizza include bell peppers, cheese, pineapples, and onions.
The Chizza comes in a small cardboard pizza-type box. With a substantial, personal-size Chizza
on the table or in a take-out bag, you may not need the usual side dishes. You're going
to be getting a lot of filling protein. But you may need a drink so this hearty menu item
goes down easier. The base of the pizza tastes a lot like the chicken filets from the notorious
Double Down sandwiches. The infamous Double Down features two fried and seasoned chicken
filets, which take the place of typical burger buns. Double Downs are the height of fast
food decadence.
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