Plenty of Australian food enthusiasts praising the never-ending KFC feasts: 'Simply outstanding'

In a recent Reddit post, hundreds of Australians reminisced about a forgotten era of KFC – the all-you-can-eat buffet banquets. The thread sparked a wave of nostalgia, as users shared memories of family outings to Dandenong in Melbourne, Eagle Street in Brisbane, Carlingford Court in Sydney, Penrith in Greater Sydney, Hunter Street in Newcastle, and several locations around Perth including Cannington, Armadale, and Maylands.

While these locations may bring back fond memories for some, it seems that many Australians were unaware of the existence of KFC buffets, as they were previously unknown to them. Interestingly, some KFC buffet locations still exist in Canada, as well as in places like Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia in the US. The most well-known KFC buffet in Japan is located at the Minami-Machida Grandberry Park in Tokyo.

In the 1990s, some KFC stores offered all-you-can-eat buffets, featuring various varieties of fried chicken, mountains of chips, and endless drinks. One individual recalled a memorable KFC eat-a-thon outing, where they ate so much that it started coming back up and they had to sit real still with a mouthful of food.

For those looking to indulge in audiobooks rather than fried chicken, Audible offers two plans – the Standard and the Premium Plus. The Standard Plan costs £5.99/month and includes a credit for one audiobook per month. The Premium Plus Plan, priced at £8.99/month, includes a monthly download credit, access to the Plus catalogue, and exclusive sales and discounts.

Audible provides flexibility and freedom, allowing listeners to listen to audiobooks while grocery shopping, going for a jog, or on their commute to work. With Audible, there are no worries over motion sickness or dwindling shelf space at home. The service also offers a 30-day free trial to its massive library of audiobooks.

The Reddit post included an old, grainy photograph of one of the fried chicken buffet restaurants, stirring up a sense of nostalgia among users. Whether it's reminiscing about the past or diving into a new audiobook, there's something for everyone on both the KFC buffet and Audible platforms.

Plenty of Australian food enthusiasts praising the never-ending KFC feasts: 'Simply outstanding'