I snapped this photo walking through the hip and student-friendly neighbourhood of Hongdae in Seoul. The restaurant sign says it all; your family deserves the best, and that evidently includes ‘luxury chicken’. I can’t tell you what the chicken tasted like because with a name like that I figured the meal would be far too pricey for my wallet…
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I always find it bizarre when you see restaurants advertising ‘Lady Chicken’ – chicken that’s somehow geared towards women?! Probably some weird diet trend, but honestly – who knows!!
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Haha, I haven’t come across that one yet. Next time I see it on the menu I may just have to order it!
Haha I love it, I have seen quite a few in my travels!
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I bet! Hilarious ‘engrish’ signs are one of the many perks of living in Asia.
That’s a great name for a chicken restaurant, and I agree with you, I’d walk right by because it sounds expensive!
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Haha, yes, the funny thing is that it didn’t look all that luxurious from the exterior.
It ain’t KFC, that’s for sure!
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No, but I have found a few other places that would rival KFC. For starters they pour me free beer while I wait for my fried chicken to be made.
I never get tired of seeing these kinds of signs! The weirdest one I saw was in Vietnam where a sign in the toilet stall kindly requested that users not flush corpses down the hole.
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Wowzahs! That is one major error. I’d be scared of using the toilets after reading that.
Very funny! My friend bought me a book called “Japanese Engrish” a few years back full of gems like this. I love Asia
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