@@Largentina. If you were smarter and more clever, you would have realized that they said PFK was French, because it's in Quebec. PFK stands for "Poulet Frit à la Kentucky." "Poulet" is the French word for chicken. I was kinda making a joke because I translated PFK as if you rearranged the English version into the way the French grammar works, in which case it would be "Chicken Fried Kentucky." Obviously, that doesn't make sense, and the actual English translation of PFK is "Chicken fried in the style of Kentucky" but I thought it would be funny to just say the literal translation of the English acronym, which is "Chicken Fried Kentucky."
@@jayjack6299 oui lol. The reason for KFC having a different name is Quebec law that states that business names must be in French, hence Pfk. France does not have this law.
fun fact: KFC isn't actually the same recipe as it used to be because they lost rights to that recipe when the family cut ties so new KFC is not good. If you miss old KFC go to church's
That’s mean & explains why it lost my childhood KFC flavor 😢. The coleslaw is very disappointing. Does the KFC family have their own spot for authentic KFC?
I once interviewed for an assistant manager position at my mom's place of work. They asked me if I thought it'd be a conflict of interest that my mom worked there. I said, "No, I'll walk out of this room right now and fire her if you want." We all laughed, and I got the job. I hated that job.
@@davileite780 Lol, no, it was a salaried position, and the first assistant manager position for which the department had been approved in ages. My manager would delegate things to me that had been assigned to her, but then expressly forbade me from delegating any aspect of a task to someone else, even something as simple as putting papers in a binder (that was the actual thing that got me reprimanded, and I was told, "If I tell you to do something, I want you to do it, start to finish" ), so I could work on something else. I ended up pulling some triple digit weeks. That manager ended up getting fired after going through 3 assistant managers in fewer than 3 years.
I love this channel because it's like hanging out with an old childhood friend who's living abroad and filling you in on all the cool stuff he's been finding.
Idk the herbs and spices are good to me. Its the chicken and breading that always seems either too wet or too dry depending on original or extra crispy.
Same. Chicken, when properly cooked actually has a good flavor which the 11 herbs and spices usually masks. Sometimes, the chicken taste enhanced by salt and pepper is what you really want to taste and not the 11 herbs.
Your review of the chicken itself is literally how i felt last year eating kfc for the first time in many years. Their standard chicken is really nothing to write home about. The flavor of the seasoning is decent, with the gravy even moreso, but for all their history and experience all they can manage is decent SOME of the time
In my country we (still) have twisters. They are cheap, filling and good. Spicy chicken strips, lettuce, tomato, mayo, cheese all wrapped up in a big toasted tortilla. It comes hot and ready to eat. Now im quite craving one
Random thing: KFC in Trinidad is freaking amazing and the only want I will ever eat it! When I’m there I take a break from all the delicious local food and get KFC once while I’m there. It’s so well seasoned and they have actual pepper sauce.
I know it was just a joke, but for those who want to know I did a quick search, and it seems that KFC Japan started punching a hole in the center of their biscuits to allow for more even cooking throughout since about 30 years ago.
It looks nice, but KFC in China is the unbeaten king of international KFC chains. They do their breading a bit differently, and the localization menu items are incredible.
KFC was my moms comfort food when she was spending 6 months a year working in Shanghai lol according to her Ameican KFC doesnt even come close to comparing
The best KFC I've had was in Budapest, I was there less than a week, and I went multiple times. Though now that I think about it I always got it after drinking at the bars 🤔
So weird that kfc in Japan has a biscuit. In Germany they dont have biscuits and the country is OBSESSED with breads . Yet Japan isnt a bread loving country yet have the biscuit 😂
It’s almost 1:30am in Ohio right now and I’m so friggen hungry and your channel is just making me hungrier. I’m so jealous that there is literally nothing open around me except White Castle and I just can’t inflict that kind of abuse to myself.
Biscuit should’ve been like one of those filled cookies where the bottom layer is like 🔴 and the top layer is like ⭕️ and then they stack them and fill them with raw egg yolk
I never liked kfc either until we lived in china for a few years. I missed western food so much, I was happy whenever we did have some kfc lol. It was also conveniently everywhere and right across our apartments😊 and had subway too whenever I got the chance, was sick of subway before living overseas
We occasionally partner with some Japanese companies on occasional projects at work, and when they send a crew over from Japan, they are always super excited about trying real American KFC. The 1st time I had a whole list of Tx BBQ joints, TX Mex, and American cuisine restaurants ready, and they were very polite, but seemed sad about the recommendations until I asked them if they had anything they wanted to try while they were there. They had KFC every day for lunch for 10 days. 😂 Now I just lead with the local KFC info, and then a few recommendations.
The Japanese love KFC because it has more seasoning to it than just salt and pepper which makes it pairable with rice. In that sense, It's very much like Japanese fried chicken which always has heavy seasoning. It's not like there's standard plain fried chicken and then KFC as a deviation like in the US. It's what the Japanese are used to.
In Central America, you get a tortilla instead of a biscuit and the people shred their chicken into minced form, often casting away the skin and batter. They then roll the chicken into a tortilla roll up.
as someone who works at KFC in Australia, the only good thing most of the time is the chicken's breading. our spicy isn't too bad though, at least at my store
Fun fact: Christmas wasn't really celebrated much in japan (as less than 1% of the population is christian), until 1974 when KFC launched a campaign called "Kentucky for Christmas". And now during christmas eve they sell about 5-10x the chicken of normal days.
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Your mom just wanted to make sure you're eating your veggies. You didn't need to get her fired for that 😢
Shit was corny
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SHE DESERVED THAT
@@erikmiranda4542 sorry but that was clearly lettuce, not corn.
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You always give the best history lessons
Biscuit wasnt inventes in united states, Learn history
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I didn't understand the Paulotaro Dean joke until now.
Fun fact: in Quebec, Canada, KFC is actually called PFK to be in French, but is still called KFC in France.
That's fun indeed.
Chicken-Fried Kentucky
@@Largentina. If you were smarter and more clever, you would have realized that they said PFK was French, because it's in Quebec. PFK stands for "Poulet Frit à la Kentucky." "Poulet" is the French word for chicken. I was kinda making a joke because I translated PFK as if you rearranged the English version into the way the French grammar works, in which case it would be "Chicken Fried Kentucky." Obviously, that doesn't make sense, and the actual English translation of PFK is "Chicken fried in the style of Kentucky" but I thought it would be funny to just say the literal translation of the English acronym, which is "Chicken Fried Kentucky."
lol, it's like weekend. La fin de semaine in QC, whereas in France they just borrow the English and say le weekend. Un peu drôle, n'est-ce pas?
@@jayjack6299 oui lol. The reason for KFC having a different name is Quebec law that states that business names must be in French, hence Pfk. France does not have this law.
fun fact: KFC isn't actually the same recipe as it used to be because they lost rights to that recipe when the family cut ties so new KFC is not good. If you miss old KFC go to church's
When did that happen
That’s mean & explains why it lost my childhood KFC flavor 😢. The coleslaw is very disappointing. Does the KFC family have their own spot for authentic KFC?
I can’t find anything online confirming what you’ve said
I think Church’s is better than any KFC before or after.
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The Paulatarou made me laugh way more than I thought I could
People getting so upset they take out the aggression on a biscuit and now it's a thing.
I once interviewed for an assistant manager position at my mom's place of work. They asked me if I thought it'd be a conflict of interest that my mom worked there. I said, "No, I'll walk out of this room right now and fire her if you want." We all laughed, and I got the job. I hated that job.
Why did you hate the job? Not because of mom, right?
@@davileite780it's because they didn't let him fire his mom after all.
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@@davileite780 Lol, no, it was a salaried position, and the first assistant manager position for which the department had been approved in ages. My manager would delegate things to me that had been assigned to her, but then expressly forbade me from delegating any aspect of a task to someone else, even something as simple as putting papers in a binder (that was the actual thing that got me reprimanded, and I was told, "If I tell you to do something, I want you to do it, start to finish" ), so I could work on something else. I ended up pulling some triple digit weeks. That manager ended up getting fired after going through 3 assistant managers in fewer than 3 years.
But it is a conflict of interest though
That looks delicious but the wrap, it’s technically just lettuce and tortilla
Damn now I miss McDonald's wrap, it wasn't amazing but God damn if I didn't enjoy every bite
It’s that time of the year where half of JP RUclips channels become food review channels for the tsukimi burger
Got my mom fired 😂
Paulatarou Dean 🤣 I freaking love your humor.
I've also heard that Emperor Deen was a big fan of butter too
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I love this channel because it's like hanging out with an old childhood friend who's living abroad and filling you in on all the cool stuff he's been finding.
Try getting an actual friend
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Idk the herbs and spices are good to me. Its the chicken and breading that always seems either too wet or too dry depending on original or extra crispy.
Im dying!!😂😂 you funny. Your mom is doing the wraps😂
I love these videos, and I don’t know why😂❤
I would definitely try KFC again when going to Japan. You've changed my mind lol
Same. Chicken, when properly cooked actually has a good flavor which the 11 herbs and spices usually masks. Sometimes, the chicken taste enhanced by salt and pepper is what you really want to taste and not the 11 herbs.
This channel never fails to make me happy
The stories are getting more fantastic. Fantastic being fantasy / remote from reality. =P
Your review of the chicken itself is literally how i felt last year eating kfc for the first time in many years. Their standard chicken is really nothing to write home about. The flavor of the seasoning is decent, with the gravy even moreso, but for all their history and experience all they can manage is decent SOME of the time
Paula Dean lives on... 😂
Him saying the donut looking thing is a biscuit:
Me: dOnUt PaNcAkE??
I loved the biscuit joke bro😂 t.y for showing me a different world on a regular basis, in a relatable way. Keep eating my guy!
the history of the biscuit is my favorite XD so much history i didn't know
You're the only reason I still watch yt instead of tik tok 😁 That's a good thing
I can't stop watching
I love your videos!!
U taught me more than my 10+yrs in school😭👍
It’s still so strange to me that KFC is better in every other country than it is in its originating country lol
Love these vids! Never stop! ❤
In my country we (still) have twisters. They are cheap, filling and good. Spicy chicken strips, lettuce, tomato, mayo, cheese all wrapped up in a big toasted tortilla. It comes hot and ready to eat.
Now im quite craving one
I’m so glad to have found this food channel and the person giving the stories great speaker and the best stuff
Random thing: KFC in Trinidad is freaking amazing and the only want I will ever eat it! When I’m there I take a break from all the delicious local food and get KFC once while I’m there. It’s so well seasoned and they have actual pepper sauce.
Mom getting what's due
“My Mom was making the wraps.” lol byee
Bro i love your shorts
Love the song choice dude, AcesToAces is dope!
As an African American. I agree the 11 herbs and spices are mid but yk what aint mid? Popeyes. Or Bojangles 🥲
this guy is the bill wurtz of japanese food
Okay but the pepper mayo chicken wrap at Japanese KFC SLAPS. Idk why i love it so much but the flavor combo is 10/10 for me.
Paulatarou Deen! History at its finest! 🤣🤣🤣
Now I get why Japanese people like getting KFC during Christmas time. That food looks soooo good and I like the variety
I know it was just a joke, but for those who want to know I did a quick search, and it seems that KFC Japan started punching a hole in the center of their biscuits to allow for more even cooking throughout since about 30 years ago.
That biscuit gave me wild ideas 😋🤤💀
Finally my personal favorite fast food in Asia is KFC, so I’m glad we got some in this ocean of McD
Thanks for explaining the biscuit, i was about to speak but stopped mid sentence as you began to explain it lol
“When they found out that the Southern US had been doing it for centuries, they got mad and punched a hole in it”
Bro I *cackled* 😂
Scones also exist
It looks nice, but KFC in China is the unbeaten king of international KFC chains. They do their breading a bit differently, and the localization menu items are incredible.
KFC was my moms comfort food when she was spending 6 months a year working in Shanghai lol according to her Ameican KFC doesnt even come close to comparing
I won’t eat dog or cat
In China the C in KFC is for cat. kitchen fried cat.
I actually started crying when he said he got his mom fired 😂😭
the deadly premonition biscuits finally make sense
Wtf it's crazy how new this guy's channel is and it skyrocketed somehow past many English JP RUclipsrs
Man that biscuit gonna get me acting funny with the sauce
Ima be honest I LOVE eggs and all of that look so good. Also I can't believe you told me not to eat my favorite part the wet napkin taste so good
The hole in the biscuit is iconic
That's the cleanest KFC ive ever seen
Lee's Famous Recipe always has a better blend of spices (the Lee's original chicken is made with Col Sanders' original recipe allegedly) IMHO.
The best KFC I've had was in Budapest, I was there less than a week, and I went multiple times.
Though now that I think about it I always got it after drinking at the bars 🤔
That really is the key to enjoying KFC.
So weird that kfc in Japan has a biscuit. In Germany they dont have biscuits and the country is OBSESSED with breads . Yet Japan isnt a bread loving country yet have the biscuit 😂
Skibidi wrap huh...
That looks so beautiful I want it now
The man is so serious about food that he got his mom fired. That’s true dedication.
I agree with you, I don’t like KFC chicken. It tends to be soggy.😂😂
A post in the morning, are you ok?
I always stan KFC slander. ❤❤❤
Omg.. egg on wraps? Drooling.
It’s almost 1:30am in Ohio right now and I’m so friggen hungry and your channel is just making me hungrier. I’m so jealous that there is literally nothing open around me except White Castle and I just can’t inflict that kind of abuse to myself.
Famichiki for the Win 👍😆
Ah, yes. The Great Butter Dynasty.
I've went to KFC in Japan.
So glad that you said it, because the KFC in Japan tastes the same as it does here in the US.
Biscuit should’ve been like one of those filled cookies where the bottom layer is like 🔴 and the top layer is like ⭕️ and then they stack them and fill them with raw egg yolk
KEEEP MAKING VIDEOS!!!!! Also im hungry now
Lol the wet napkin reference
Poor mom 😂xxx
i agree. don't eat the wet napkin. it's for cleaning yourself
I never liked kfc either until we lived in china for a few years. I missed western food so much, I was happy whenever we did have some kfc lol. It was also conveniently everywhere and right across our apartments😊 and had subway too whenever I got the chance, was sick of subway before living overseas
Dude I’ll be in Tokyo in November for a concert and would love to meet up and smash some food with you!
"Fellas, I may not have a brain, but I have an idea."
Lmao man you are hilarious
Eminem's got a real competition here 😅
That fried chicken is missing some thick batter
I hear that resampling of the Saint Pepsi sample he used in the background music
That biscuit gonna make me act up
Mad respect to y’alls former Great Emperor 🙏🏼
KFC🐔🍩
KFC🍗🌯
We occasionally partner with some Japanese companies on occasional projects at work, and when they send a crew over from Japan, they are always super excited about trying real American KFC. The 1st time I had a whole list of Tx BBQ joints, TX Mex, and American cuisine restaurants ready, and they were very polite, but seemed sad about the recommendations until I asked them if they had anything they wanted to try while they were there. They had KFC every day for lunch for 10 days. 😂 Now I just lead with the local KFC info, and then a few recommendations.
The Japanese love KFC because it has more seasoning to it than just salt and pepper which makes it pairable with rice. In that sense, It's very much like Japanese fried chicken which always has heavy seasoning. It's not like there's standard plain fried chicken and then KFC as a deviation like in the US. It's what the Japanese are used to.
The image of that egg looks like a cylindrical soft boiled egg lol
"I came here for the skibidi wrap or non mewing wrap"
It sure does hit different one of it's chain witnessed a heart wrenching breakup there
I was looking for any JJK reference
In Central America, you get a tortilla instead of a biscuit and the people shred their chicken into minced form, often casting away the skin and batter. They then roll the chicken into a tortilla roll up.
I feel like kfc used to be a lot better but it could be nostalgia
Feel good 90s arcade day vibes
gotta love the miniture fries
Wouldnt be able to sleep at night knowing I put that strip of batter in someones wrap.
In korea my KFC drumstick was a whole leg.... complete with FOOT. 😂
as someone who works at KFC in Australia, the only good thing most of the time is the chicken's breading. our spicy isn't too bad though, at least at my store
Paulatauru Deen? I see what you did there…lost it at that “history” lesson
It’s always weird to me that people think that fast food will be the same everywhere. Different countries have different pallets.
In Taiwan the wraps are good. Had one today. Cheese and peanut butter.
The teriyaki twister in japan is fire, as for the chicken the summer limited fried chicken is good.
Fun fact: Christmas wasn't really celebrated much in japan (as less than 1% of the population is christian), until 1974 when KFC launched a campaign called "Kentucky for Christmas". And now during christmas eve they sell about 5-10x the chicken of normal days.