Sam's Chicken

Sam's Chicken is a popular fast food chain known for its unique fried chicken recipes. The brand has established a strong presence in the fast food industry, with numerous outlets spread across various countries.

History

Sam's Chicken was founded by Sam Walton in 1990. Walton, a food enthusiast, aimed to provide high-quality, affordable chicken to the masses. The first outlet was opened in London, and it quickly gained popularity due to its unique taste and affordable pricing.

Menu

The menu at Sam's Chicken primarily consists of fried chicken, available in various forms such as chicken wings, chicken strips, and whole chicken pieces. The chain also offers a variety of side dishes including french fries, coleslaw, and corn on the cob. In addition to chicken, Sam's Chicken also serves a range of vegetarian options.

Business Model

Sam's Chicken operates on a franchise model. This allows the brand to expand rapidly while maintaining consistent quality and service standards. The franchise model has been a key factor in the brand's global expansion.

Criticism and Controversy

Like many fast food chains, Sam's Chicken has faced criticism for its impact on public health. Critics argue that the high fat and salt content of its food contribute to obesity and other health problems. The company has responded by introducing healthier options on its menu.

See Also

• Fast food in the United Kingdom
• List of fast food restaurant chains