Why China Loves KFC

[@js2009-g9f]

The spicy chicken wings in China’s KFC... OMG, never, never, tasted better ones anywhere in the US. Has been seeking for 10 years.

[@proogenji7526]

Exactly! I was so disappointed when I came to US and found out there is no spicy chicken wings on the menu!

[@bobfoster4175]

Cough cough skinners

[@ArezEzman]

Should you drop by Malaysia for a spell, do try our KFC spicy chicken. It is delectable :)

[@bobfoster4175]

@@ArezEzman I bet it is but theirs a episode in the Simpsons where principal Skinners talk about a soup that he used to make but he can't get the spices right

[@ArezEzman]

@@bobfoster4175 LOL! But dude, Malaysia is a melting pot of cultures and I can guarantee that they got the spices right this time XD

[@hanhan2360]

many China KFC 24 hours let homeless people in during the night KFC has been a heartwarming brand in China. Not just the food

[@jasmeenahamed9531]

wow china is destined to be A great DRAGON SOMEDAY

[@Imperator452]

That is very kind.I hope they keep on doing it.

[@s._3560]

Do they let the homeless eat the chicken leftover from the day too?

[@potatonoodlebear8035]

715490 926 no they don’t, but it is still heartwarming they let homeless guys stay there at night. It can be pretty damn cold during the night at some place

[@shenzhenzhong]

Like the kfc store under my apartment, but I think it’s not precise to call the people homeless. They just need a place to pass the night and will leave for work in the early morning

[@grapefruithong8954]

Just a disclaimer: Chinese don’t see any fastfood chain as luxury. The do see it as a treats

[@MonographicSingleheaded]

Yeh, so many ppl point this out lmao. The video is bullshitting hahahah.

[@billsmith9234]

Chinese make almost Exact same amount of income as American. A burger meal costs 30 bucks up. I know tons of people over there only enjoy a burger on Sunday

[@biginfo7386]

@@billsmith9234 fake name Bill Smith. Broken English, fake info= wumao

[@connormac4401]

Pretty sure the Westerners also see fast food chains as occasional treats. The fact is that what we consider as a normal meal (like a homemade burger) the Chinese see them as fast food because Mcdonalds and KFCs have engraved them with Burgers and Fries = Unhealthy fast food

[@personwithnomeans709]

@@billsmith9234 I'd say on average the living standard of U.S is once or twice better than that of China, with PPP taken into consideration. Suppose an American dude makes half or a third as h he does now. A KFC meal would be definitely a treat in that case. But still far from being a luxury.

[@kingsumwong]

Chinese people don't see KFC as something luxurious, it's just they do a pretty good localization job!

[@jessigirlrae1688]

I'm not saying your right or wrong... but several of these chinese commenters said it was a luxury.

[@GGWP-gm5cq]

Jessica Rae it was when it enters, I remember when I was a kid I usually get to go KFC as a treat. Right now it is more like a “casual food”. The western fast food usually label itself as “leisure food”, and they appear to be much more middle class favored with bright colors, open environments, clean and tidy fashioned and just generally modern look, that aside their food actually taste freshly cooked and has good flavor. The KFC ppl got in North America or at least in Canada to my knowledge, almost appear as a low class food chain, just how grim and messy everything looks like. At the same time things taste like they got microwaved, and they got a tiny menu.

[@danhillier3386]

@@GGWP-gm5cq you hit the nail on the head about kfc in Canada

[@hiyukelavie2396]

@@jessigirlrae1688 I see Chinese commenters here referring to it as a treat I haven't seen any Chinese commenter here referring to it as a luxury But ok

[@kingsumwong]

Spiros Pa sounds racism

[@vutruongquang3501]

I haven't been to China, but i'm a Vietnamese and i can tell you KFC in Vietnam is really a treat to most of us (not really a luxury but also not some everyday, eat-on-the-go food) because you can have a really decent meal for 25 - 30k VND (1.3$ USD) and a KFC set is usually around 80k VND (3.5$).

[@normtrong1121]

What about jollybee there? Im British but vietnamese.

[@barnabydinosaurroadsafetyp3457]

yes like a treat ... simple idea fried chicken with spices - why local people do not do their own version ..in thailand they have very good food carts, choose and the man cooks from a menu 10 options all fresh and good price .. chicken, rice and drink 2 dollars bargain, cart 10 spices hot to very hot two rices 3 drinks flavours - trick is cart is moved and everyone know what time it arrives and then moves on .. many dont even cook its cheaper to buy from the carts .. 10pm breakfast. 5pm take home for evening - they even sell cold beers

[@dieptrieu6564]

@@barnabydinosaurroadsafetyp3457 VNmese have our own version of fried chicken with rice. And it's extremely popular.

[@dieptrieu6564]

@@normtrong1121 Jolibee is doing ok. THey are the 3rd largest foreigner fast food brand in VN. After KFC and Lotteria

[@Sposchy]

@@dieptrieu6564 I remember getting some local fried chicken with rice and soup for around 35k VND (foreigner price) when I was there in 2016. So much better than anything you can get a fast food joint. I don't know why you'd want to go to KFC.

[@walstonstone4016]

Lived in China before for a while, it's burgers are better than McDonald's and it's actually good

[@ZaneT531]

U must try Maharaja big mac burger n India mc Donald's mate

[@walstonstone4016]

@@ZaneT531 sure next time if I go there

[@YuanDustin]

Same with Japan and Korea, like almost everywhere else besides the USA.

[@od2437]

KFC in China does not have beef

[@talonviperchef4048]

@@od2437 Calling only ground beef sandwiches "burgers" is not a worldwide phenomenon. He meant their chicken sandwich is much better than the ones in the US, and it is.

[@fohhee]

Western KFC are just too lazy to improve. "Here is the chicken, just pay and eat" attitude.

[@jujharbling265]

what more do you want

[@nikoyang2432]

​@@jujharbling265 I was wondering why KFC removed most of the delicious foods from its menu when the first time I am in the western KFC... Until I knew that those foods are provided in China only. Egg tarts they mentioned was a good example.

[@anonimai]

Exactly. It used to be so good but now all they do is try to save money by serving old dry chicken with not as much seasonings.

[@croczoc637]

@@anonimai KFC is still good in my country tho

[@anonimai]

@@croczoc637 Yeah from travel blogs I see that KFC is still good in the rest of the world. The franchise owners in the States just dont care. I wish they could be held accountable by corporate.

[@TV-xc5ut]

kfc in china is way better than ones in US. they come up with new menus almost every month. food quality is way better. i'd eat kfc every week in china but in US i only go there when there's absolutely no other options. even halal truck across the street from kfc has better food.

[@danferdwu2443]

Agree

[@danferdwu2443]

Kfc is china favourite brand

[@Lycoris831]

I would say that Jollibee from Phillipine is way better than KFC and Popeyes in the US.

[@Neyobe]

:D

[@samikhanprithvy4127]

Chinese kfc menu have dog meat😂

[@yuruchuru8728]

KFC in ASIA is so good. I never tasted fresh fast food in my life, especially the chicken. I was travelling Malaysia for a month to visit my parents home town and would stop to check it out.

[@caise3910]

Not everywhere in Asia. The last time I went to KFC there wasn't even gravy ;-; and felt greasy. I wish that was the only branch with that kind of service. (I won't specify the country where this branch came from but it's in Asia)

[@Demise6969]

Damn as Malaysian when I see the video I'm like:wow like really that bad.... It hurt my feeling :( Ps:many people in malaysia rather eat a KFC than Mcdonald :/

[@darien7601]

Comparatively to UK, our KFC is the bomb.

[@amazingnobodylee]

I went to kfc in Malaysia when I was visiting my cousins it was better I think though I went there like 4 years ago

[@sko1beer]

@@caise3910 was it hong kong it has the worse KFC and it makes no sense when Shenzhen is right next door

[@zihanyuan8654]

I have been living in Shanghai since I was little and I don't really think that the locals were considering the KFC as a luxury😂

[@debrisboy9663]

Kid you not, I'm Chinese and when I was young, my parents will treat me a trip to KFC if I get a good result for the exam.

[@brianchen7366]

Yeah, my parents once told me the same thing!!!!! 哈哈哈哈笑死我了

[@heatherswanson1664]

Saaaame

[@bastipro1333]

That’s the most asian thing I’ve heard and I’m asian

[@sagar21771]

thank goodness my parents liked KFC too so we ate it often but when we moved to UK, everything tasted plain... missing the KFC there..

[@imeasylifesniper352]

次元碎片啊

[@marshzhengzhe]

Oh come on, it is not a luxury in China, it is still a FAST FOOD restaurant in China. People might consider it luxury like 20 years ago...

[@RPG1234ninja]

I think it’s something more exciting than normal fast food. It tastes a lot better than America KFC

[@GyacoYu]

Well, it was luxury in 1985.

[@nntflow7058]

Luxury doesn't mean $100 per portion. It's just mean premium or higher than local average. I guess premium price would be a better descriptions.

[@chongwang4339]

@@RPG1234ninja Na, you should put it: all American branded Chinese fast food is more exciting than normal USA fast food. Not just KFC. McDonald's, PizzaHat, you name it.

@@chongwang4339 Yes exactly !

[@veryverygentle]

It's not cheap, but definitely NOT luxury....

[@hiimryan2388]

Like a steak house. A not as good steak house

[@dummyaccount9673]

Mid food. Neither cheap or that expensive

[@maxxie461]

10 years ago,it's luxury definitely

[@rg_ryt7225]

@@maxxie461 I can't believe you comment that on 2020. If you said 20 years ago I would've agreed lol

[@hongtaosun6779]

@@rg_ryt7225 Yeah. Now, in Beijing and Shanghai KFC is definitely cheap fast food as it is in the US. 10 years ago it was neither cheap nor expensive I'd say. 20 yeas ago it was expensive.

[@红春林]

They say KFC are luxury restaurants in China. Then they say it's everywhere…So we have luxury restaurants all over the country? I don't think we are that rich…

[@Commander_HW]

I think she mean back in the 90s...... now it's just unhealthy garbage food.

[@appleberrypie5078]

Commander Erik well its not healthy, but chinese kfc is really good with high quality

[@Lycoris831]

@@appleberrypie5078 I won't say their quality is good because they were struggling with illegal additives before. More importantly, KFC is no longer the primary selection for customs.

[@thebasketballhistorian3291]

Luxury in perception.

[@ericy7303]

@A sword its called immigration buddy

[@medievalbattles9851]

3:10 “The egg tart from KFC was so good”. I can second that. KFC China serves some of the best egg tarts ever

[@timlilijinsheng4070]

their recipes is literally from the first people who opened an egg tart shop in Macau, the couple who opened it got divorced and the woman sold the recipe to KFC

[@medievalbattles9851]

@@timlilijinsheng4070 sounds interesting. Thanks for the info

[@godschild7289]

@@timlilijinsheng4070 lol egg tarts are originally from Portugal regardless so the best egg tart is from Portugal.....

[@timlilijinsheng4070]

@@godschild7289 I mean the KFC recipe not the original...

[@furlough2327]

she definitely ate more than 4

[@joyjoyoo]

Japan loves kfc too

[@edwink1467]

They eat KFC on Christmas day.

[@Luster...]

Does Japan have a Popeyes? If not then they really should as their chicken taste better.

[@Lucky8s]

@@Luster... KFC in China tastes much better than Popeye's in Canada.

[@maharovingian6976]

Japan love hentai ♡♡♡

[@peerdox2275]

china loves kfc, japan loves kfc, implies china loves japan

[@livehardordieeasy701]

China's KFC'S are so much different & better (at least the ones in which I ate), they were proper restaurants, loads of variety in the menu, everyone seemed dressed and the food was actually delicious!

[@milkymouse3702]

Yes, I agree.

[@lujialiang2764]

@Alan Mentary hahahaha good one

[@luis_vchong]

Unbelievable but true... I’ve been living in Shanghai for many years and doesn’t matter where I am there’s always crowded KFC’s compared to McDonald’s

[@nevmon5785]

Louis V. X

[@dragoon2121]

There’s two KFCs in 100 metres of each other.

[@TechZG]

Do you agree with me that McDonald’s actually does better chicken then kfc in China?

[@GyacoYu]

American Students's reaction when they first tried KFC China: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q37Rdqqlgr-Iqpo That video didn't feature the duck, pork, beef, fish, shrimp, croissants, tofu, frybreads (like the Native American ones that you tried in a powwow), and century eggs in KFC. KFC China has basically everything except for lamb and goat meat.

[@黄煌-c3u]

I always find crowded McDonald's in New York

[@alexisdongaba]

In the Philippines, KFC gravy for the chicken is unlimited, we pour it over rice and slurp as soup. Good times

[@ahmedrahim2500]

Isn't Jolibee more popular over there?

[@unclekanethetiberiummain1994]

@@ahmedrahim2500 Well, why do you think they offer unlimited chicken gravy there?

[@kamilo1175]

@@unclekanethetiberiummain1994 lol here they charge €2.40 for a regular

[@paraic9163]

Gross

[@danielchilds4719]

I lived in China for 1 year and a half and I can confirm that everything said in this video is true. One thing that they didn't mention in this video is that KFC in China Also has its own breakfast menu, my favourite was a savoury rice pudding with a dipping bread that dissolved in your mouth when you eat it. P.S. I live in area called Jiangsu province and in that area alone there were about 8 KFC's within a 10 to 30 minute radius, most of them within walking distance to each other. As for McDonald's there were about 5 in Jiangsu and only 2 Burger King.

[@uriels4097]

In Japan, KFC is a christmas tradition. It's crazy how the point of view of KFC is different in different country

[@TheJoseph0012]

They know how to adapt

[@vincent87s]

All about marketing

[@hircosity2142]

I wanna move to japan now

[@SageWangAdventures]

Custom, not tradition

[@goshadowkenny]

“In Japan, KFC is a christmas tradition.” Suddenly I’m imagining Heian period Japan at the height of the country’s arts and culture development, going to KFC for a winter solstice meal 😂

[@bryangreenberg3063]

can't believe no one mentioned KFC serves one of best public toilet

[@宋宇玥]

They serve toilets???

[@NintendoFanboy21]

@@宋宇玥 yes they have squat toilets

[@jjtc6881]

Same in parts of europe! Free toilet!

[@windywendi]

Same for Mcdonald's

[@Demise6969]

@@windywendi quiet rare

[@ericmiao5543]

This is pretty interesting to watch for a Chinese Chinese like me. Indeed, KFC is not quite like KFCs from the west. It's usually clean, modern and the food is usually better than it in the US. Around 2000, KFC was considered to be a treat for kids at that time. Like if you were a kid and had a birthday party in the KFC, your friends would think you are either rich or popular (or both). Nowadays, KFC is more like a meh food for young people, like if you can't really decide what to eat, or even going to watch a football game at night, you would go to KFC. As far as I know, KFC is far more localized than any other US companies. Many people may hate the US at this point, but they would never turn down a meal in KFC lol. I love KFC, but last time I went to one is like half years ago. Because there's just sooooo many other selections that taste better and cheaper. :) Hope you would find this comment interesting. Let me know if you have some questions regarding this topic XD

[@Neyobe]

:D

[@tomhill3248]

I heard they cook bigger chickens there called cockatrices, is that true?

[@mirasdiary]

interesting comment! thank you

[@amine2432]

Why do you guys hate the US rn?

[@长毛腊肉蛋炒饭]

Part of the reason is political propaganda. Most people who don't like America are old people. Young people are more fond of foreign cultures. So now the Chinese government has set up a firewall to prevent young Chinese from getting too exposed to foreign ideas

[@lukasoitzl133]

KFC egg tarts. I'm still dreaming about them! They're so good.

[@Yashiv88]

I didn't like many things in China when I visited, but those egg tarts were the bomb!

[@xiaomose7495]

@@Yashiv88 oh, you did not like most of China food?

[@ogaboga6496]

@@xiaomose7495 a lot of people think foods like pigeon and duck are weird, they’re really good

[@xiaomose7495]

@@ogaboga6496 you know duck is one of delicacy in Europe right? 🙄 for pigeon yeah its not that popular world-wide

[@ogaboga6496]

@@xiaomose7495 I’m saying in Canada. Some people think it’s gross

[@drumboarder1]

"it's exactly like kfc in America, except different" Ohk thanks that helps..

[@moonchild8477]

Yes I did

[@swenja761110]

KFC is no where near a “Luxury” status in China now. It is very mid level. They do have very good localized menu. They have solid food for nice price, which makes good business. Their stores are usually 24/7, which attracts lots of homeless people, and we praise them for this social service. Actually Pizza Hut is a much more extreme example. While Pizza Hut is pretty much the same level in US, it is market as a much more upscale restaurant in China. Yes, Pizza Hut can kind of be called Luxury in China. But remember now in China a Luxury restaurant has a very high bar, something like at least 50 US dollar per meal per person, so they would never be at that level.

[@FortunePathVenerable]

Well Pizza Hut isn’t selling that pepperoni cheese slice . They created all kind of weird shit like lobster and shrimp pizza

[@santiagorappy71]

Exactly lol that's the funny thing of this vid, why would they need to launch Kpro if they are already so luxurious looool

[@Ve-id8zd]

Pizza Hut sucks in the us

[@cSedx00022]

@@FortunePathVenerable It’s a Chinese styled Pizza Hut bruh. Of course they’re going to have Asian styled foods on the menu.

[@KinLee919]

@@cSedx00022 i remember pizza hut in china once had escargots on there menu, wich we chinese don't eat

[@NAvArS12345]

Why kfc failed in US because of frozen meat and just chicken. It succeeded in india because of fresh chicken and they started making rice items in kfc

[@zakaryloreto6526]

How did it fail in the US it came from it

[@NAvArS12345]

Zakary Loreto at first its a hit but later lot of chicken making fast food options rise and they make some fresh chicken, and the fall begun

[@ravik007ggn]

Fun fact. KFC had tried India more than two decades before as well. The one blunder they made was selling beef patty burgers. Things got ugly very quickly.

[@TastyMangos]

I mean unless you live in the US you should know kfc isn’t failing

[@kaziboy264]

@@TastyMangos it isn't failing but McDonalds, Chick-fil-a, Popeyes, etc. is beating its ass even though KFC is the same age as McDonalds and was once the biggest fast food restaurant in US in 1963. Chick-fil-a has surpassed KFC as the biggest chicken retailer in 2012, and KFC sales have basically stayed the same to now. China is now KFC's biggest market, US is second. KFC is also China's biggest restaurant chain.

[@HealthyAndrew]

Both these producers speak as if everything is a question. It’s annoying

[@dylanwang9192]

So what?!

[@benngan9265]

They had to learn more contemporary American English of youngsters which overwhelmingly sound wimpy

[@IainMars]

It was the bigger girl that ruined my day. Can’t stand it when people talk like that? It’s so annoying? It’s almost like a habit that some people can’t stop.

[@benngan9265]

What makes it worse I think is that because it's in video format, they should've had time to form the sentences and their message beforehand. But their way of speaking makes them sound unprepared and unlettered xD

[@MikeJ2319]

They sound like they’re imitating Southern California privileged white girls 😂 Business Insider needs to step their game up!

[@ErnestJay88]

Fun fact : when KFC first introduce drive thru in China, most Chinese doesn't understand what is "Drive thru" so they order their meal on drive thru window, park their cars, go into restaurant to eat.

[@mugi6674]

はははははは

[@prophetofdoom3887]

Lol

[@daifukuu]

哈哈哈哈哈哈笑死

[@pfffping592]

"china has most kfc's in the world" americans : "impossible"

[@hiimryan2388]

Did... We just lose?

[@maxweber1069]

@@hiimryan2388 AMERICA NEVER LOSES (AK-47 sounds) wait ak-47 is russian

[@sko1beer]

nah china does not have a all you can eat KFC buffet yet

[@clover4135]

Loser

[@SarimFaruque]

I mean, China has like over a billion people

[@dangerousham3519]

Oddly enough, KFC in China actually taste more like Popeyes in the U.S.

[@potatonoodlebear8035]

David Ran hmmmmmm

[@jiajinzhou5263]

Does Popeyes have rice dishes, Chinese breakfast, monthly special items? No, KFC China is so much mode than Popeyes in USA

[@KudosMSGP]

Jen Zonia Maybe because it’s to do with different cultures. I’m sure Popeyes in the US has stuff China doesn’t.

[@MsMrapplepie]

Jen Zonia Probably got bat soup on your menu too 🙄

[@sharon159]

MsMrapplepie ah yes love spotting racists in the comments :))

[@RayMak]

We love fried chicken too

[@saraswatj6531]

@Ray Mak Just like you,I'm also fittuber fan

[@justxlyrics2189]

Wtf! It's you again

[@FS-fw6qc]

Why are you everywhere!!!!

[@firdoushasan6765]

jesus christ! didnt your mom tell you to take a break from youtube.....mine did

[@saminakhalid5493]

Oh for fucks sake this is the 16th time

[@colinyuan5404]

01:23 she said KFC is luxury food in China, i think that's true 10 or 20 years ago, but today? i'm dont think so, because a typical KFC meal is about RMB30~40, a typical Chinese fast-food meal in CBD area of Shenzhen is about RMB15~25, so i can't see any "luxury" in KFC restaurants.

[@berocks2]

Geee... let me know where I could have a RMB15 meal in Shenzhen CBD ...

[@shiqianlu]

I disagree with you, but on a different side. Actually in big cities in China, KFC and McDonald are cheaper choices for lunch.

[@HappyRussians]

Luxury restaurant prices in China are more around 150 USD per person just like anywhere else in the world. The journalists themselves have no idea about food industry. This video is junk. The other reason why KFC works so much better than the other competitors is the same as Transformers’: KFC was the very first International fast food chain to start in China.

[@nightshade7092]

How many dollars is that?

[@HappyRussians]

@@nightshade7092 2~5 USD

[@OneLastWo]

KFC in NA: dry, soggy chicken that haven't changed in 30 years. KFC in China/Japan: juicy, crispy chicken that transforms month over month. If you travel to China or Japan and you didn't eat in KFC, you really missed out.

[@captaincto]

I'll never forget the times my gramma who lives there took me to kfc when I visited China... prices are very cheap there, you could literally feed an extra person or two with the same amount of money spent there compared to North America. The chicken is also very tasty, so is the other menus there (drinks, burgers, fries, etc.), literally, they offer a vast array of different varieties of menus there that you can't even find here in America, like the ''Double Chicken Burger'', where the buns are replaced with big chicken pieces, with other stuff in there too. If you plan to visit China you must grab a taste at their KFC!! I hope this convinces you a bit! ;)

[@博士扛麦郎]

it’s called localization. Yum brands and Yum China are two companies now. KFC in the US belongs to Yum Brands and Chinese KFC owned by Yum China. Both of them are Fortune 500 and traded in NYSE separately.

[@jacksonrelaxin3425]

KFCs made a comeback. They have the best spicy chicken sandwich now. Popeyes was a hoax. Chic fil a makes you put on your own sauce: lame. Wendies doesn’t offer pepper jack anymore. Chicken sandwiches have declined

[@rexy8408]

It’s nothing like KFC in the US. Even fried-chickens are much crispier and juicier

[@jeffln5581]

I've both lived in Aus and China for over 20 more yrs, also visited States for months is past years along, gonna tell KFC is a completely different thing in China and all the other countries I've been to, not only about the recipes. I remembered every KFC spot in China in early yrs and to mid-2010s are all equipped with kid playing facilities, it's the most iconic western fast food brand that opened in China since 1990s, and since the day KFC spread in China itself is kidda evolving it's own way, going real far on it's creation and adoption of local cuisine into burger. I'am still missing that Sichuan Beef pentagon roll released decade ago, that experience in China's KFC really feels different to my traditional sense's "Fast Food", it more sort of feels like something like those Japanese chain western canteen brands like Saizeriya. It's a really interesting business case and definitely worth for some more deep in analysis.

[@Yuna-hz5wh]

Simply Higher Quality. Better spiced. More selection. And Best Eggtarts.

[@rachelpan6614]

I still remember when I was a kid there weren't many western restaurants in the small town I lived, and KFC was the first one. Staff there would host super cute birthday parties for the kids who have birthday there. I was always so jealous everytime I saw that Q.Q In the KFC in China we also have small "playgrounds" for kids like slides, board games, etc. When I was a teenager we would order some wings and ice-cream coffee, just chatting there for a whole afternoon. For me it's really more than a fast food chain.

[@obsidianstatue]

wtf KFC is NOT seen as upscale the prices are really affordable, rather, it's seen as a novelty since no Chinese eats the thing sold in KFC or other western fast food chain on a regular basis.

[@elledee6182]

Lived in China some years back and I liked their variety more, especially their curry bowls, new menu items, and side orders. More high end stuff though, is Pizza Hut, funny as it sounds. Their ads on their video sites alone made me hungry. And it was really good, friggin' tilapia and veggie stuffed crust pizza and pot pie!

[@Retr0_760]

Kara needs some F-ing sleep dude. Lmao 1:19

[@ph_xx7355]

Chinese KFC is one of the best things I've ever eaten, and there's no arguing with that.

[@isaacthebrubhimself8923]

When you visit KFC in China, try out their spicy chicken wings, GODLY good

[@jackl2257]

A little Too spicy for me

[@RaydiculousrG]

wait wait what? fast food is more like a luxury food in china ??? KAra , what have you learned from china from the 8 years stay ??? you lived in countryside area?

[@OneDicz]

Sirui Gu she compares it to US, where fast food is just junk food. While in China, KFC considers as ‘more’ than just a fast food. You can call it luxury in fast food field. At least that’s how I felt during my 10 years in Beijing

[@gorgeousg7296]

Juggrouxx ur wrong, kfc is junk food in china also but some kids like it

[@OneDicz]

gorgeous G not during my stay in Beijing, especially back in early 2009. We considered kfc as expensive food

[@Kingsley2662]

Juggrouxx we? Who is we?

[@gorgeousg7296]

Juggrouxx it’s expensive but still junk food, hamburgers fried chicken is not so popular in china, if u really live in china u will know the fact

[@BobMcCoy]

*Because there is crispy skin*

[@tendy101100]

_Bob McCoy go back to your Lisa joke

[@januzairamli4426]

LivingBobby is a fraud

[@micahjohnsonboxing6409]

@@tendy101100 naw

[@sn-qq2ml]

0:48 lmao 😂 chinease kentucky

[@kelseybrown204]

I guess its kinda like how we love chinese food

[@faceurface]

KFC in China is actual heat. They have so many different and unique menu items and they’re all amazing. Even tho I pretty much never get KFC in the U.S, whenever I head back to China, I’ll always buy some.

[@mims8330]

Same! Never had the desire to have KFC here but everytime I visit China I make sure to go

[@Evili555]

I’m Chinese I like kfc but Chinese kfc tastes more real

[@jimzhang1148]

KFC in China is so good I recommend to everyone

[@RenWater]

0:57 cutest KFC girl

[@Neyobe]

SGL ikr

[@WBCY2024]

SIMP

[@lelouchlamperouge3077]

It's the same in Indonesia. People also think fast-food meals are more as luxuries. Cz, fast-food chain meals are pricier than local foods.

[@TheSabr]

Most Asian KFC just tastes so good. Like bruh this reactivated my daily cravings for the classic chicken.

[@yoru5195]

when i was younger my family basically ate kfc everyday

[@vardhan4594]

u rich bro

[@annatiger7540]

Are you all obese now ?

[@datn.4371]

Harsh Vardhan fat*

[@Maggiemoooooo]

Same question here. Are you guys all wheelchair obese now?

[@iwantedtobethatanomaly2270]

I think they won't respond because them and their family all died from a heart attack.

[@phillipmill8583]

In Jamaica KFC is really popular too

[@andyzhang7890]

I've had KFC in China, and it was amazing, way better than any KFC I've ever had in America and wayyy better than that greasy hobo shit we get here in Canada.

[@crashpal]

I'm Canadian and I can tell you Popeyes is way better than KFC here

[@bluefanofeverything4329]

Asia really love their Fried Chicken. I tried once in China in 2010 and it has a unique taste. In Japan, KFC is so popular that days before Christmas, people are already forming a long queue in every KFC restaurant I went to (Tokyo Area, not just the capital).

[@Ottovonostbahnhof]

Egg tart is what heaven taste like, thank you Andrew and Margret

[@Vegito_Blue2]

Here in Boston, USA there is only one store!!

[@calebtse3164]

The “foreign fast food is luxury “ statement only hold ten years ago, now they are just one of thousands competitive fast food brand

[@bisonleader8649]

How can Business Insider do a piece on KFC and not mention Jack Ma?

[@Cagesclawandarcade]

Shirley got really excited when you talk about KFC lmao !!! And she probably ate more then 4 egg Tarts .. she had 24

[@233mingle7]

I live in Sichuan. Whenever I can't think of what to eat, I eat at KFC, because the fast food tastes uniform and will never taste bad, and the average customer price of 40 RMB is also reasonable.

[@harvdaguy]

I’m Chinese and I can tell you that KFC in China compares to Chick fil-a and Shake Shack in the States. I never go to KFC in the US because it’s just bad...

[@suhua6674]

I would say if they have Chinese version KFC in The US, it could be one of the best Chinese restaurants.

[@fracklo]

I went to shanghai few years ago, and dang their kfc is super delicious

[@eskimoof4804]

KFC is basically always crowded in China. For good reason. The chicken is absolutely delicious, literally finger-licking good. We don’t go to China often, but when we do, I was more excited about going to KFC for dinner instead of another restaurant lol

[@rodgerhempfing2921]

Where are the chickens grown? Imported or from within China?

[@froztking7339]

Got anymore of those “K-Pro’s”? Wouldnt mind having on of those in ky!

[@mims8330]

Is that the health conscious sister brand? How’s the food, have you tried

[@stevendong8634]

0:07 The cashier girl is so cute

[@katelynleahy9532]

Yeah she hot

[@zamplays4428]

simp

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[@Bruthric]

@@ranjanbiswas3233 he didn't said something against lesbian

[@vegetablesoop1890]

I don't understand why people keep commenting "cHinA eAt caT AnD dOg aND BAt"

[@abingeorge9228]

Maybe cause they do 😅

[@vegetablesoop1890]

That's a myth. Not everyone eats dogs, bats and cats. In fact, almost no one even eats bats, if any.

[@Ethan-vj5mt]

Abin George 1. That’s false 2. Generalizing an entire 1.4 billion people because of an idiot is wrong 3. Please change your mind

[@nickylee1024]

1. the first KFC is opened at Qianmen, near Tiananmen Square. 2. the first McDonald opened in early 90s in Wangfujing

[@danishscientist]

Seriously...the best tarts in china are in KFC. Whenever I'm in china I eat three to four everyday.....besides most branches are open 24 hours so whenever there's a craving late night, it's the egg tarts that I go for.

[@danishscientist]

@KHAN WINK the chicken in KFC china is not halal. However the tarts are deserts, they are made of eggs, there isn't any meat involved. They are not made in friers, actually it is baked, so contamination is minimal. The oil they use is not animal based but actually vegetable oil. So it's pretty safe

[@KinDiedYesterday]

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[@unvcht5046]

2:40 you know she’s a fan of KFC 😂😂🍗

[@miguelisaacgetizo3109]

KFC = Kentucky Fried China

[@josuke6131]

Fried China lol

[@Skyline_r3496]

Fried Cat 🐈

[@Drip-Soup373]

This was someone else's comment: it means kung fu chicken

[@GyacoYu]

static.businessinsider.com/image/4e89d4b66bb3f78e49000016-750.jpg

[@miguelisaacgetizo3109]

Offended?

[@1234smileface]

Isn't the egg tart originally from Portugal?

[@JW-mb8ph]

Yes I think so

[@hermes112]

really interesting, didn't expect kfc to be like a culture in chinese fast food

[@shevamaevillanueva9489]

i just watched this coz i wad expecting Luhan 😂

[@esinamghanney4104]

Seeing this food makes me more hungry 😕😶

[@YarnYawn]

KFC is basically dead in the us, I'm surprised that Chinese people enjoy it.

[@selina8052]

mohammmed fawzi The KFC in China is very different from the US KFC is way better and everything tastes a lot better plus their restaurants in China are actually pretty clean

[@DS-Pakaemon]

It's popular in Asia as a whole. China, Japan, India, Korea.

[@tysonhansen805]

Have u ever heard of blacks? They eat tons of kfc in america

[@Thatguy-mz6uk]

Go try the KFC in China, best food ever. The KFC in Canada is garbage I don't eat it, I don't know about US KFC tho.

[@genericsnacks2459]

Tyson Hansen No, blacks just like everyone else know that Popeyes is better.

[@frostea7043]

Do they have gravy in KFC China?

[@leviszhou711]

Food localization is the best job KFC have done in China, with so many variations of flavors which cater ppl from different areas in China, such as Peking Chicken Roll loved by most ppl from northern areas, and the Tender Beef Pentagon with spicy flavor preferred by ppl from Southwestern areas, and the Chicken porridge with YouTiao（fried stick） liked by ppl from southeastern areas, and the BBQ flavored Chicken leg with rice decorated with broccolis accepted by nearly all Chinese, all these localizations make KFC big success in China. I have traveled to India, Pakistan and Indonesia, finding none of the KFC stores there can provide satisfactory food for me.

[@evanismismyreligion4958]

3:22 LUHAN

[@leonzhu1301]

I grew up in China at a time of expansion but with established western brands (mid-late 2000's). It was popular because the food and atmosphere was consistently excellent, and it had a welcoming brand image. Every other "pro" was already industry standard (sponsorships, adapting menu). I never experienced the same golden vibe in North American fast food restaurants, and that's the difference.

[@noodleduck8286]

Kfc in china is like Kfc in the US but with a chinese flair. The floor is made out of floor.

[@PooMonkeyMan]

KFC in China is really localised, I was surprised the ones in Taiwan weren’t that localised. It was exactly like what it was in the US but much nicer in quality.

[@thawhiteazn]

I was in China in 2010 for the summer. KFC was indeed pretty similar to the American version but with more dishes that cater to the locals. My favorite was called the “Mexican wrap”, or just “Mexico” in Chinese. McDonald’s was very similar to the American version but they had chicken wings which was great. Subway was basically a carbon copy of the US restaurant, probably why they never had customers. And then Pizza Hut was a whole different experience. It was the type of place you had to get reservations for, and they had a pizza called a New York style pizza that had hot dogs on it! But my favorite western style fast food place in China was actually a local brand called Dicos that made delicious fried chicken sandwiches. Most locals thought it actually was a western Restaurant but it was actually started in China.

[@Q115115]

“I ate like 4 egg tarts” - Yea, we can tell -.-

[@mondaymotivator_]

When it first opened, eating at kfc was dead expensive, and was considered a luxury and sign of status

[@Kaatupoonai8]

Indians also think that Kfc is a fancy food. They think that eating in Kfc increases their standard. Though there are several delicious fried chickens available in India. Shitty delusions created by marketing :3

[@danielsong2119]

As a native Chinese, we do not see any fast food chains as “high-end” or “luxurious”. But I gotta say their spicy chicken sandwich, their wings and drums, and their fries are out of this world. I can guarantee you that their chicken sandwich is 10x tastier than the Popeyes chicken sandwich.

[@michaelnguyen9594]

Clearly never tried a real popeyes sandwhich

[@anubis1119]

Localisation, localisation good, localisation while still have the brand recognition as leading US fast food company

[@Juan-nz1gu]

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[@grassytiger]

Because the Chinese aren't lazy ppl like ours are

[@SARYM911]

China loves KFC because they aren't lazy like Americans?Elaborate please

[@grassytiger]

@@SARYM911 no because the Chinese kfc workers do a better job than our American kfc workers

[@meinpizza8144]

@@grassytiger hmmm are you saying since most of black people love kfc they deserve shittier quality??!! Fu then.

[@grassytiger]

@@meinpizza8144 no that's not what I'm saying, it's the employees not caring about the quality of work they put out. China's employees work hard and have pride in their work

[@huhwhat7527]

FeedTheSupport how in the world did your tiny ass brain infer that

[@xufengliu753]

The consumption concept of the Chinese is changing, but KFC knows the needs and ideas of the Chinese. I used to drive on the highway for 7 hours. I drove out of the highway in the dark, then I found a KFC and stopped. There were no customers, but all the waiters greeted me and knew that I needed a warm cup of coffee.

[@babilabub]

No second opinions on the egg tarts. Best ever !