Kashmiri Fried Chicken? A year after Article 370 abrogation, first KFC opens up in Srinagar

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A year after Article 370 was abrogated and the state of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh were bifurcated into Union Territories, we got a glimpse into the new world order as Kentucky Fried Chicken opened its first outlet in Srinagar.
While KFC had two outlets in Jammu, this was the first one that opened up in Srinagar.
The crowds were a stark contrast from what felt like posed pictures of normalcy when NSA Ajit Doval had turned up to discuss politics with locals last year over a plate of biryani. Sadly, as it emerged later, it was quite forced and the food that was served wasn’t even biryani!
There were no such hesitation this time around.
In some ways it was reminiscent of the first McDonald’s that opened in Moscow in 1990, signalling the triumph of capitalism over communism in the most capitalist way feasible – gluttony.
A joint venture between McDonald’s of Canada and the Moscow City council, it was the largest McDonald’s store of its time.
In a country where the average salary was 150 roubles per month, a Big ‘Mak’ sold for 3.75 rubles

That didn’t deter the crowd with 5000 people lining up to eat.
One individual recalled: “Everything tasted more intense than anything I’d ever tried before. I ate and drank and chewed like it was my last meal on earth. Around ten minutes and 5,000 calories later, my body alerted me to the fact that it wasn’t quite able to digest all the fatty deliciousness and that it was probably a good time to check out how an American toilet looked like from the inside. I wasn’t alone: the queues to the toilets, especially the women’s, was almost as long as the queues outside.”
The store would close down in 2013. Incidentally, there were plans to sell the Big Mac for 3 roubles in 2020 but it was scrapped over fear of a coronavirus spread.

Check out the reactions below:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1296776894512353281

https://twitter.com/x/status/1296827913061273600

8 years later, that young man finally got what he wanted.

Russia has come a long way since then and one will have to wait and see what the first KFC spells for Srinagar and Kashmir.

Kashmiri Fried Chicken? A year after Article 370 abrogation, first KFC opens up in Srinagar

Kashmiri Fried Chicken? A year after Article 370 abrogation, first KFC opens up in Srinagar

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[Fireurimagination]

Good development, I believe first multiplex was also about to open in Srinagar but due to Covid it didn't

 

[Jackdaws]

Good.

 

[El Sidd]

Halal?

 

[El Sidd]

KFC Logo

A year after Article 370 was abrogated and the state of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh were bifurcated into Union Territories, we got a glimpse into the new world order as Kentucky Fried Chicken opened its first outlet in Srinagar.
While KFC had two outlets in Jammu, this was the first one that opened up in Srinagar.
The crowds were a stark contrast from what felt like posed pictures of normalcy when NSA Ajit Doval had turned up to discuss politics with locals last year over a plate of biryani. Sadly, as it emerged later, it was quite forced and the food that was served wasn’t even biryani!
There were no such hesitation this time around.
In some ways it was reminiscent of the first McDonald’s that opened in Moscow in 1990, signalling the triumph of capitalism over communism in the most capitalist way feasible – gluttony.
A joint venture between McDonald’s of Canada and the Moscow City council, it was the largest McDonald’s store of its time.
In a country where the average salary was 150 roubles per month, a Big ‘Mak’ sold for 3.75 rubles

That didn’t deter the crowd with 5000 people lining up to eat.
One individual recalled: “Everything tasted more intense than anything I’d ever tried before. I ate and drank and chewed like it was my last meal on earth. Around ten minutes and 5,000 calories later, my body alerted me to the fact that it wasn’t quite able to digest all the fatty deliciousness and that it was probably a good time to check out how an American toilet looked like from the inside. I wasn’t alone: the queues to the toilets, especially the women’s, was almost as long as the queues outside.”
The store would close down in 2013. Incidentally, there were plans to sell the Big Mac for 3 roubles in 2020 but it was scrapped over fear of a coronavirus spread.

Check out the reactions below:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1296776894512353281

https://twitter.com/x/status/1296827913061273600

8 years later, that young man finally got what he wanted.

Russia has come a long way since then and one will have to wait and see what the first KFC spells for Srinagar and Kashmir.

Kashmiri Fried Chicken? A year after Article 370 abrogation, first KFC opens up in Srinagar

Kashmiri Fried Chicken? A year after Article 370 abrogation, first KFC opens up in Srinagar

www.freepressjournal.in

Nazi propaganda of KFC Macht Frei

 

[CrazyZ]

Halal?

I think Vegan.

 

[lightoftruth]

Needs cinema halls ,malls etc basically well regulated and safe entertainment zones.

 

[El Sidd]

I think Vegan.

So haram

 

[Waterboy]

Well guess what our students in GB do not even having high speed internet. Sad state of affairs. Balochistan and GB are being neglected.

 

[GHALIB]

KFC Logo

A year after Article 370 was abrogated and the state of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh were bifurcated into Union Territories, we got a glimpse into the new world order as Kentucky Fried Chicken opened its first outlet in Srinagar.
While KFC had two outlets in Jammu, this was the first one that opened up in Srinagar.
The crowds were a stark contrast from what felt like posed pictures of normalcy when NSA Ajit Doval had turned up to discuss politics with locals last year over a plate of biryani. Sadly, as it emerged later, it was quite forced and the food that was served wasn’t even biryani!
There were no such hesitation this time around.
In some ways it was reminiscent of the first McDonald’s that opened in Moscow in 1990, signalling the triumph of capitalism over communism in the most capitalist way feasible – gluttony.
A joint venture between McDonald’s of Canada and the Moscow City council, it was the largest McDonald’s store of its time.
In a country where the average salary was 150 roubles per month, a Big ‘Mak’ sold for 3.75 rubles

That didn’t deter the crowd with 5000 people lining up to eat.
One individual recalled: “Everything tasted more intense than anything I’d ever tried before. I ate and drank and chewed like it was my last meal on earth. Around ten minutes and 5,000 calories later, my body alerted me to the fact that it wasn’t quite able to digest all the fatty deliciousness and that it was probably a good time to check out how an American toilet looked like from the inside. I wasn’t alone: the queues to the toilets, especially the women’s, was almost as long as the queues outside.”
The store would close down in 2013. Incidentally, there were plans to sell the Big Mac for 3 roubles in 2020 but it was scrapped over fear of a coronavirus spread.

Check out the reactions below:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1296776894512353281

https://twitter.com/x/status/1296827913061273600

8 years later, that young man finally got what he wanted.

Russia has come a long way since then and one will have to wait and see what the first KFC spells for Srinagar and Kashmir.

Kashmiri Fried Chicken? A year after Article 370 abrogation, first KFC opens up in Srinagar

Kashmiri Fried Chicken? A year after Article 370 abrogation, first KFC opens up in Srinagar

www.freepressjournal.in

very nice , things will imptove in near future .

 

[Bilal.]

Nazi propaganda of KFC Macht Frei

Lol... like the famous Pizza Hut ad featuring Gorbachev... when Russia was going down the drain:

 

[American Pakistani]

Lol...just like they have in Palestine and they sell "Gaza strips", they can sell "Srinagar pallets" in KFC of Indian Illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

 

[American Pakistani]

very nice , things will imptove in near future .

Such were the bubbly dreams in 90s when 7 lakh Indian occupier terrorists were dispatched to commit genocide of Kashmiris in Indian Illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

 

[GHALIB]

Such were the bubbly dreams in 90s when 7 lakh Indian occupier terrorists were dispatched to commit genocide of Kashmiris in Indian Illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

keep dreaming kashmir is returning to normal .

 

[American Pakistani]

keep dreaming kashmir is returning to normal .

Rittte Rittte...bharti style... Lol