#Kenny Rogers Roasters

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Kenny Rogers Roasters

🌏 Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines

📅 2011-11-10

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A Cheesy Love Affair: Kenny Rogers Roasters Unveils the Four Cheese Roast

When it comes to comfort food, few dishes rival the heartwarming appeal of roasted chicken. It’s a classic centerpiece at family dinners, a dish that brings people together, and for true-blue Kenny Rogers Roasters fans, it’s a signature that never fails to satisfy. But now, the iconic roasted chicken is stepping into a whole new spotlight with an indulgent twist—the Four Cheese Roast. A Flavor…

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Kenny Rogers Roasters offers more than just a meal—it provides a dining experience that combines great food with the city's picturesque surroundings. 

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Here’s a list of fast food restaurants that were available in the Midwest during the 1980s, many of which were regional or nationally recognized chains. Some are still around today, while others have faded away or been absorbed into other brands.

National Chains:

McDonald’s – Famous for its golden arches, burgers, fries, and iconic Happy Meals.

Burger King – Known for the Whopper and its flame-grilled burgers.

Wendy’s – Famous for square burgers and fresh, never frozen beef.

Taco Bell – Popular for its tacos, burritos, and Mexican-inspired fast food.

KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken) – Famous for fried chicken and other Southern-inspired comfort food.

Arby’s – Known for roast beef sandwiches and curly fries.

Hardee’s – Known for its burgers, fries, and breakfast items (primarily in the Midwest).

Pizza Hut – Fast-casual pizza chain popular for its pan pizzas and pasta dishes.

Domino’s Pizza – Known for its pizza delivery, especially the 30-minute or less guarantee.

Dairy Queen – Famous for its Blizzards, soft serve ice cream, and burgers.

Subway – Popular for its build-your-own sub sandwiches.

Jack in the Box – Known for its tacos, burgers, and varied menu (though it had limited presence in some parts of the Midwest).

Checkers/Rally’s – Known for its burgers, fries, and seasoned fries (mainly on the coasts but starting to expand into the Midwest in the 80s).

A&W – Known for root beer and hot dogs, and its combination meals with fries.

Little Caesars – Famous for its "Hot-N-Ready" pizza and crazy bread.

Sonic Drive-In – Known for carhops and a variety of fast food including burgers, hot dogs, and shakes.

Carl’s Jr. – Primarily out West but started expanding eastward with its famous burgers.

Regional Chains:

Culver's – A Wisconsin-based chain, known for ButterBurgers and custard (though it gained wider popularity later).

Steak ‘n Shake – Famous for its steakburgers and milkshakes, with a strong presence in the Midwest.

White Castle – Known for its small square hamburgers, often called sliders.

The Ground Round – A chain that offered a variety of fast-casual foods with a family-friendly atmosphere.

Tops – A regional chain in the Midwest, known for its hamburgers and fries.

Rally's/Checkers – A drive-thru focused chain that became more prominent in the 80s.

Bob's Big Boy – A classic diner-style fast food restaurant popular in parts of the Midwest.

Disappeared or Merged:

Jack's – A regional chain offering burgers, hot dogs, and shakes, later absorbed by other chains or shut down.

Arthur Treacher’s Fish & Chips – A fast food chain that specialized in fried seafood and fish and chips.

Baskin-Robbins – While primarily known for ice cream, it also offered fast food meals in some locations.

Gino’s Pizza – A pizza chain with some locations in the Midwest before being absorbed by other companies.

Kenny Rogers Roasters – A chicken-focused chain that had some popularity before eventually closing many locations in the 80s and 90s.

Other Chains:

The Pizza Company – A regional pizza chain in the Midwest offering a variety of pizzas and subs.

Chi-Chi’s – A Mexican-inspired restaurant that was popular for its margaritas and Tex-Mex fare, although it wasn’t strictly a fast food joint.

Friendly’s – Known for ice cream and casual dining, though with some fast food elements.

These restaurants were part of the diverse fast food scene in the 1980s Midwest, with many offering a mix of burgers, pizza, chicken, and Mexican-inspired food. Some chains expanded throughout the region during the 80s, while others had a more localized presence.

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It's not really a "theme" restaurant afaik just a branded one, but Kenny Rogers Roasters still astounds me. Kenny Rogers had his own chain, bc he wanted that Dollywood/Margaritaville money. It has the strangest afterlife of any of them though bc it's not dead, Kenny Rogers Roasters is closed in the west but absolutely massive in Southeast Asia.

Here in the US it's only known for a Seinfeld joke, but there's hundreds of them, across Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, India and China. Kenny Rogers' empire has reached Singapore, Brunei, and Thailand. There are multiple Kenny Rogers themed restaurants active every day in Dubai. Do they know who Kenny Rogers is or is he just a chicken mascot to them. Do they know as little about Kenny Rogers as I, who keeps typing Kenny Loggins by mistake, do

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91-2781 - No veggie burgers at Kenny’s

Here is my first sketch of our holiday – as always done at the airport. Our flight was almost at midnight so we planned to have something to eat there (in the Philippines they recommend that you are the airport 4 hours before the flight!). Even though Kenny Roger’s Roasters has a plant based menu in the Philippines the franchisees at Terminal 3 chose not to include any of those in the…

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Kenny Rogers Roasters

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Hey there, minefields. Another week, another issue of Countdown. We're doing this for a full damn year, get used to how dull these preambles will be! In fact, get used to me complaining how dull these preambles will be! I got nothin'!

Here's the cover:

Finally, an actually interesting cover for one of these. By "interesting", I mean "doesn't take place in a coloured void". I just really appreciate covers that go all out and include an entire background. Poster covers are nice, but if you wan to sell me your comic (and you do, it's a cover's whole job), make it an entire scene. If you put the effort in, I will admire you for it! And if it turns out to actually be a scene in the comic for once, I will praise it even further! Anyways, Death of the New Gods is something else I should also probably review at some point. We can talk about that next year~

Recap! One version of the Monitor murdered Duela Dent, and Jason Todd witnessed it. Jimmy Olsen got stretchy after being attacked by Killer Croc after interviewing the Joker regarding said murder. Trickster and Pied Piper are involved in a big heist with the other Rogues to redeem themselves as villains. Karate Kid has space amnesia and has returned to the 21st century to fix it. Mary Marvel woke from her coma and has no powers, was warned to stay out of Gotham by a psychic, and immediately went to Gotham. She was then saved from some thugs by Black Adam, which is where we pick up~

So let's talk about Black Adam for a bit! Since he was also a major character in this story's direct predecessor, 52, and this is picking up after that. Some folks might think of him as just the evil version of Captain Marvel/Shazam, but that's not correct. Between 52 and his appearances in the early 2000s run of JSA, I see him as more of an anti-hero, with a lot of emphasis on the "anti". He's a surly dude who's the leader of a foreign country and also happens to have superpowers. Like Namor, but less of a dick (but more outright murderous)!

So, in the pages of 52, Black Adam was ruling the nation of Kahndaq (DC's fictional nation for Middle East stories) and being surly and violent about it as usual. Eventually he saves a peasant woman from violent protestors, falling for her and sharing his powers with her, making her Isis. Like the old TV show! Her younger brother became a Black Adam Junior named Osiris, and Black Adam mellowed out for a while. Then they both got killed by a human crocodile who was the incarnation of the Horseman of Famine (because comic books), and Adam became angry and solitudinous again.

So that's where we are! Black Adam does not like his solitude intruded on, and while he killed those goons chasing Mary, he might just do the same to her for bringing them here. She begs him not to, because she's not here to judge his actions. Instead, she feels like maybe she was called here by some other force. Adam holds off on killing her long enough to ask where her brother, Billy Batson, is, why he's not helping her. She admits she hasn't seen him, ever since she lost her connection to the power. But Black Adam still has his powers (because he uses a different pantheon of gods), and when she says they make him strong, he bursts into laughter.

Back over in Metropolis, though, Jimmy Olsen is getting chewed out by Perry White. He sent him all the way over to Arkham, and he brought back nothin'. Not even pictures of Spider-Man! Jimmy explains how it was a bust, and before Lois can interrogate him on the subject of hearing he got into some sort of altercation, everybody gets distracted by the bright light outside. No, they haven't built a Kenny Rogers Roasters next to the Daily Planet. Instead, it's the scene on the cover coming true.

Huge beams of light are striking Metropolis from above, and Perry White is about to send Jimmy out to investigate, but he's already left. Jimmy's not entirely stupid, though, and the first thing he does is activate his signal watch. Supes probably already knows something's going down (or coming down, as the case may be), but I'm sure he appreciates the heads up. In the meantime, though, Jimmy gets some reaction shots of the crowds running for their lives, and then has to yell at a tourist couple who have stopped to gawk--right where a huge chunk of building is about to fall.

We then cut over to a gloomy-looking graveyard, where a funeral for Duela Dent is being held. Only four people are in attendance: Cyborg, Raven, Tim Drake, and Donna Troy. Duela was a Titan, after all. The others walk off, leaving Donna to linger at the grave for a moment, when she's confronted by Jason Todd. First shot of him is a really awful, smug pic that you wouldn't even recognise was him if she didn't address him by name. She's surprised he knew Duela enough to turn up. He replies that he knew her well enough to try and save her. Also, he enjoys crashing funerals. Had one of his own once, you know.

And that's really his point here. Something the Monitor who killed her said: that he was eliminating dimensional anomalies. No one ever really knew where Duela came from, what her origin truly was. Maybe she was never meant to be in this reality to begin with. And, well, neither is he. He got brought back to life by a certian somebody punching the walls of reality. And that's why he wanted to talk to Donna. She got brought back to life once as well. Pretty recently (at the time of this being published), too! If they're both living on borrowed time, maybe they should team up and share.

Up on the JLA satellite, which now that I think about it, I'm impresed they rebuilt so quickly after Infinite Crisis, Karate Kid is now being interrogated by Starman. If you didn't follow the Justice Socity of America series coming out around this time (and is much better than this, check it out), Starman was another time-displaced Legion of Super-Heroes member, except in Starman's case, it addled his brains a bit. He's somewhere between "adult who requires assisted living" and "family friendly Deadpool", but written in a better way than either of that sounds.

The long and short of Starman's conversation (references to Maude's theme song aside) is that Starman theorises Doctor Impossible did something to Karate Kid for some unknown reason. Doctor Impossible is an obscure pull, he's basically the evil version of Mister Miracle, right down to the costume. So we'll see where that's going! Then, before we return to the action in Metropolis, we get a single page of Black Adam recovering from his outburst, then stating his powers are no strength or blessing but have cost him dearly. Mary disagrees, and Adam replies that she's asking for death with that kind of request.

So, back to Metropolis! As the rocks fall, Jimmy suddenly super-speeds the tourist couple out of the way. The shocked family asks how he did it, and Jimmy attributes it to an adrenaline spike. Before more questions can be asks, something even bigger crashes into the ground in front of him. And in the bottom of the crater is Lightray of the New Gods. Superman turns up just after, having heard Jimmy's signal watch out near Vega. He's shocked to see Lightray in such a state, asking Jimmy to stay with him while he checks the atmosphere for intruders.

Jimmy has past history with the New Gods, which I don't know a lot about, but he and Lightray are familiar with each other. Jimmy gets down into the crater and holds the guy's hand. Lightray is barely hanging on, repeating the word "Infinite…" in a barely audible voice, glowing brighter and brighter. Light spills out of him in a burst, and he passes away. Superman has just a glimpse of someone in the upper atmosphere escaping in a Boom Tube (the preferred teleportation method of the New Gods), then returns to Jimmy's side. He ends the issue by making the grave pronouncement, "What does it mean when a god dies?"

Well, it doesn't really mean anything. See, like, that's the thing about the New Gods. They're not literally gods, they're highly advanced aliens with a heck of a lot of power and tech. Kind of like Thor and the Asgardians in the MCU (and possibly the main universe? I don't read a lot of Thor). Final Crisis (the later book that this is titularly counting down to) will do this too, a sort of vast importance on the New Gods as literal gods and that their deaths must be some grand disturbance in the Force. But in reality, it's just a terrible mash-up of "It's Raining Men" and "Let the Bodies Hit the Floor". Sad for those who knew and liked him, but not universally devastating.

On the other hand, I do like Black Adam's stuff in this issue, brief as it is. Like, if you read 52 (and you should, it's very good), the stuff with Black Adam finding a family, sharing his life and power with them, and then losing them again is very well-written and tragic. You totally get where he's coming from here. "I shared my powers before, and they all died." No wonder he's brooding (and Gotham is statistically the best place for brooding). The reason Mary's so hesitant, though, is that immediately after his family died, he went on a murderous rampage. Which was unnecessarily gruesome and unpleasant, but understandable on some degree.

And we finally introduced Donna Troy to the cast! We have still not added all the main characters or storylines, so maybe we'll get there next week~

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Spice up your rainy days with Kenny Rogers Roasters’ New Flamin' Hot Pepper Roast and Ribs

As the rain pours and the weather turns chilly, our cravings for something hot and spicy often intensify. There’s nothing quite like a bit of heat to chase away the cold and invigorate the senses. Kenny Rogers Roasters, known for its mouthwatering roasts and ribs, has just the solution to warm up those rainy days. Introducing the new Flamin’ Hot Pepper Roast and Ribs—these fiery additions to the…

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Restaurant List (Philippines) - A to M

🇵🇭 : A La Diane, Adobo Connection, Alfakhr's, Ambula, Ate Fe's, Bag of Beans Cafe and Restaurant, Banapple, Belisario's Restaurant, Bistro Barcy, Bistro Ravioli, BonChon, Bono Artisan Gelato, Brothers Burger, Buffet 101, Cafe Breton, Cafe Mary Grace, Casaa, Chicken Charlie, ChopStop, Cibola, Conti's Bakeshop and Restaurant, Cravings, Dairy Queen, Dippin Dots, Dunkin Donuts, EDSA Beverage Design Group, Figaro, Five Spice Bistro, Flaming Wings, Frank & Dean, Friuli Trattoria, Graffiti, Greenwich Pizza, Grill Treats, Hapadog, Hermanos Taco Shop, Huat Pot, I Heart FroYo, Ineng's, Infinitea, Jamba Juice, JBoy, Jollibee, Kanin Club, Kanto, Kaya, Kenny Rogers Roasters, KFC, Koko Buri, Krispy Kreme, Lil Orbits, Made in Candy, Magic Wok, Mang Inasal, Max's Restaurant, McDonald's, Mister Kabab, Mesa Steak Sizzlers, Mixxx, Moonleaf Tea House, Moshi Moshi, MushroomBurger

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