!!! Great to hear!

a great way to end off the day huh?

where was this location?

I've never been to one but I bet it would be good.

@@bloodhound1182 S. Florida, IDK if the pandemic killed it like it did most buffets.

I don't know how other people do it. I take a tiny plate of food and already feel full just looking at it 😂

The obesity ratio is insane over here lol

Americans are very overweight

@@Fanimatic mostly boomers that voted republican 😂

@@RickyStaffordtheoldhippieyeah, we have it as well, been around for decades.

Only in ohio

Did we ask where you live? 🤦‍♀️ Americans always overshare

And y'all are just hating asses no one likes@@krislv9219

​@krislv9219 see, every state here is different. Each state is like its own country, has its own laws, etc. As a whole there are federal laws for the entirety of the US. By stating they are in Ohio tells me many things. I know Indiana still has some of the buffets. We all have similar yet different restaurants. And yeah, we do overshare. Who cares, aside from you at this moment? LOL

@@krislv9219 it is not oversharing to discuss an experience... you're just mad at americans for some weird reason?

A lot of other cultures have sweet food as breakfast too. Italy for example.

Most european countries have salty breakfasts aswell. Like the german one for example which consists of cheeses, meats, buttered bread and such. Or the hungarian breakfast which can start traditionally with "bundáskenyér" which, despite being considered a "french toast" by other cultures, is eaten as a salty breakfast item

I feel like the more people here (in Germany) eat neutral stuff like meuslis and sweet stuff like sweet cereals and milk bars (similar too chocolate bars) than actual hearty stuff. The eggs, cheese and meat breads are more like brunch on the weekends since it takes a little while to set up

we all eat sh*t food bro. lmao. doesn't matter the region or culture..

uhh im not sure what you're trying to convey here. im taiwanese, and you know what is super popular as a breakfast food? fried donuts. hell, they even have a dish where it's a donut wrapped in glutinous rice. it's not sweet, sure, but the sheer amount of carbohydrates has practically more sugar than the standard crispy cream donut. onion pancakes are also unhealthy considering it's unleavened dough and pan fried, so it's pretty dense in starch. american obesity rates aren't because of its breakfast foods, it's from the convenience and low price of fast/junk food.

If you're stuck with KFC leftovers you can turn it to a quick but hearty stew. Search Vamp-Shogun's Quick Recipes Ep 7 Fried Chicken Strew, you can find a short translated animated video.

Ha- that's actually the best way otherwise you'll watch the video and then crave KFC 😂

These are rare in the US because people of the dark color will go there and eat like animals and then leave all their trash on the table and laugh on the way out! Sorry but true.

We haven't bought KFC here in our part ofvthe us for years as its just dismal. There is a local chicken place that I buy from occasionally. Its really good but of course twice the price lol But if you have left overs we live to make rice maker chicken rice lol Just make about 3 cups of good rice (aka rinse and get ready) then use chicken broth or stock instead of water to the machine. Then add some onion and celery and carrot slices and mushrooms basically what you like veg wise then put your left over pieces of fried chicken on top. It works okay with just 2 but 4 is better and it works with up to 6. Close and run as normal Pull chicken bones out and i use scissors to chop the meat then stir and serve. Sounds gross but its like chicken pot pie rice lol. We've done it with tomato salsa before too and added the rice chicken mix to soft tortillas and cheese. Its not authentic anything but oh my it makes good use of second day fried chicken 😅

Popeyes is far superior in my experience is just about every way possible, but like @@Emeraldwitch30 I have heard of people putting their KFC in a rice cooker and it turns out to be super delicious. I definitely want to try it sometime.

Lies again? Grab Food USD SGD

dedication? what dedication?

@@lance1635filming things take a lot of work. Other than that, you have to wait in line and etc.

Add a scoop of rice and corn

You only get that in the states

@@brendanhunter389we have also in UK just not “biscuits”

For some reason Korea or Japan just lack the usual mashed gravy and or coleslaw which is just as important as the chickens tbh.

They did have biscuits but they had it for the dessert option

Same with hot wings

There's one here in Salt Lake City. It's also the very first KFC open. Go figure.

Lol yea but they made it wrong .. I'm.fron NZ and you do add the icecream to soda .. but no ice and you have to mix it otherwise it's just icecream in soda ice lol ..

KFC in Japan is made different compared to the rest of the world. They even have KFC as an official Christmas tradition too.

​@@passing.by.the.river.that's because they consider Christmas an American invention

@@meyague Yeah but its better than the American Version.

Yes! This is the first time I've heard of this type of KFC! I want one near me!

I think it would be better if there were more things like muscle beach around, but free.

How does someone eating KFC inspire you?

@@mrsteeleftw their channel, not this Video :D

They exist in some parts of America i'm pretty sure but Chik-Fil-a/Popeyes is 1000000 times better than KFC in America. Now a Chik-Fil-a all you can eat buffet would be busin

I know right. I love melon soda and I love lemon or lime soda. The combination sounds intriguing.

thank the World Health Organization for putting most of them out of business with the lockdowns

Show this to America and they may sign up to the idea

Some countries have high obesity and don't need this.

@@Mariocat99we already have this in America with differences in some of the selections.

@Pinkrosesandagraveyard ah, havent seen any in my area

We do actually. They are few and far between but they are still around. I used to eat at one in Georgia all the time.

@@kudzu_ Really!?! Wow, I never knew that! Thanks for letting me know.

*listens to kid crying though much of the dinner segment* Peaceful, right.. :-)

While Mr. Sanders was from Kentucky, KFC the restaurant was founded in Salt Lake City.

Why go to KFC in asia when there are vastly superior options like Jollibee?

@@telesniper2 Jolibee is excellent, but they don't have it in Japan that I'm aware of.

​@@telesniper2Jollibee isn't even available in all Asian countries. You might think it's everywhere in Asia but it's not really. Not sure about Jpn but I'm from SEA and we don't even have a Jollibee in my city when the brand literally originated from an ASEAN country. On the other hand, KFC is everywhere along with McDonalds. Like there's a KFC store just 15 minutes away from my home. Also I've tried Jollibee during my holiday trip and it's just normal imo. The homegrown fast food restaurant run by a local in my city is better 🤭

​@@telesniper2jollibee shiter in Malaysia the chicken is overrated

@@melzer1377 Do you have Kenny Roger's Roasters? I understand it lives on in Asia

On the upside from other reviews I've seen you still have the old fashioned fish and chips places. I'd like to have a go, in the unlikely event I ever travel that far.

Not just KFC...visitors from other 1st world countries must be generally disappointed by what we offer in the UK...apart from the sights and old buildings in London.

We used to, but the concept didn’t go as well as it should’ve been. They were trying to beat Grandy’s at their own game. Too bad that Grandy’s went away, too. ☹️ They had some good dinner rolls. 😋

It would be expensive here. Even in Japan it seemed kinda pricey and they're usually pretty reasonable than America when it comes to food. She said the lunch buffet was $33.16 for two people and that was just the lunch price.

Yeah we used to have them. Didnt know they were gone. We had a KFC buffet a town over when I was in school in. I went once or twice and it was so good. And I don't even really like KFC that much.

There still all you can eat kfc but there only 3 in us one in Canada Pigeon Forge , Tennessee; Louisville, Kentucky; Waynesboro, Virginia; and Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Canada

There was a KFC buffet in Fargo, ND until covid hit.

and it is you..

@@gary_rollinson Same

I love irony [insert skull here to validate opinion]

@@sleepvanda3889 Lmao?

How it feels like to get bursted hypocritic words when you aren't even saying "first" technically 💀

So dipping greasy salty food into greasy salty food cuts the salt?

My brother and I stopped at one on North Carolina late at night and it was ghetto and disgusting. We settled for gas station food instead. 🤷‍♂️

This is a KFC in Japan and there are definite food culture differences. No gravy and no mashed potatoes, but rice and that curry soup, for example.

I recently went to an expensive ($54.99) buffet with friends here in Canada, and was shocked that it had a time limit, so maybe those are creeping into Western buffets as well. Or maybe it depends on how fancy it is, so you can't blow through the buffet's price worth of their best food. Still, the time limit was 90 minutes, so we weren't exactly pressed for time. We were all done eating well before that.

Look like greasiest food I ever saw and I run a Chinese restaurant in America for 25 year. They need to change their oil or fix the batter because no food should drip grease even if fried. I have fried thousand of wanton or egg roll and never seen this and I eat at many American place and never seen it this greasy. I know Japanese people think American people love grease but they are worse. I have been to Japan one time many years ago and yes, they like very greasy food not sure how they are not fat.

You can have a chicken allergy? I didn't know this until right at this second are you sure it's the chicken itself and not something in it? Maybe you still can enjoy your favorite foods

On the plus side, quality has declined as cost cutting increases, so it will always be best in your memory. You can be glad for the times you did have it 😊

They used to have KFC Buffets in the US, but they all closed down for one reason or another a long time ago. I think there's still one in Canada.

4 still exist in USA/Canada going by Mashed

They used to have one in Northern California that I ate at in the 90’s. It was really good.

They have KFC all-you-can-eat buffets in the US.

​@@ohnosmoarlulcatzNo they didn't. There are still several in the US.