By 1808Delaware

A new restaurant chain arrives in Ohio today, and it’s very first outpost is on Sandusky Street in downtown Delaware.

92 Chicken introduces Korean-style chicken to the area. The chain currently operates in a wide variety of locations across the country, from Wisconsin to Florida to California.

According to its website, the restaurant’s secret is in the way its chicken is prepared. “Our chefs begin by carefully hand battering each piece of plump, delicious chicken in a thin layer of our special flour mix. This is the first step to extra crispy chicken. Finally, we hand brush the chicken with our signature sauces and flavors to create a crispy chicken dish unlike anything you’ve had before. A wild array of Asian flavors and creamy toppings to make any mouth water! The true secret to supreme crunch is frying it twice. Each piece of 92 Chicken is double fried to a golden crisp to lock in the textures people crave.”

The Delaware location at 12 South Sandusky Street is the first of three planned to open soon in the Columbus area.

A menu for the Delaware 92 Chicken location can be accessed here.

Image by Brandon Oh from Pixabay

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