Step into fast food history: Experience the world's first KFC in Salt Lake City

#7月好去处2025 At Harman’s Café in Salt Lake City, known as the world’s first KFC franchise store, I experienced not only fried chicken, but also a living history of fast food. Walking into the store, the walls are full of old photos from the last century, the first generation of pressure cookers, nostalgic advertising signs, and the white suit of Colonel Sanders, the founder of KFC, as if time has gone back to 1952, the starting point that changed the global fast food industry. The food is similar to that of ordinary KFC, but because it is in this special store, the taste seems to be given a sense of story. While eating fried chicken, the scene of Colonel Sanders and Pete Harman signing the "Five Cent Franchise Agreement" will emerge in my mind, and I will feel the spirit of the brand's early days. There are statues of Colonel Sanders and Harman outside the store, which have become popular check-in spots; there is also a small display space inside the store, which is worth a careful appreciation for fast food lovers or design fans. Summary: If you are a KFC lover, a fast food culture fan or interested in the brand story, it is really worth a pilgrimage. It is not just eating fried chicken, but more like going to a museum to learn about the history of fast food brands. It is special and interesting!