"These Are The Ten Most Bizarre Fast-Food Locations On The Planet"
The KFC in Kathmandu and the Starbucks in the Forbidden City are pretty cool reflections of capitalism. Too bad the latter closed.
The KFC in Kathmandu and the Starbucks in the Forbidden City are pretty cool reflections of capitalism. Too bad the latter closed.
I'd try a few "French Chicken" chips.
Makes a lot of sense to me and, apparently, to some New York City entrepreneurs. I wonder why there don't seem to be more one-trick-pony restaurants elsewhere.
Sigh. So much good food, so little time.
From Centives, an interesting blog written by Lehigh University undergraduates.
See also the Monopoly Property Value Calculator.
Short answer: near Fifth Avenue.
With this observation: "Proximity trumps quality, even when you have a car and driver."
I haven't tried it yet, but is sounds promising.
Not completely convincing answer. (Link via Straight Dope discussion.)
"Surprisingly delicious". My family agrees, especially when on special they are just $2 each.
"Ordering the vegetarian meal? There’s more animal blood on your hands".
Published figures suggest that, in Australia, producing wheat and other grains results in: