A new fried chicken restaurant with graffiti walls and a retro Pac-man gaming machine is ready to open in a Norfolk market town.
The ChicKing House is a "cool, fresh and funky" family-friendly restaurant that offers quality fast food for takeaway, delivery or sit-in dining.
Recent renovations have transformed the former hardware store in Dereham's Market Place into a new restaurant which will open on Friday, May 31 at 4pm.
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Graffiti art covers the walls and indoor American diner-style booth seating sits up to 43 people.
Old-school arcade gaming machines such as Pac-man and Street Fighter II machines have been placed in the restaurant for added dining entertainment.
The menu includes a selection of fresh chicken on and off the bone, with burgers and wraps, chicken wings and tenders.
Sides include hand cut fries, twice cooked and seasoned to your liking.
Homemade desserts such as brownies and cheesecakes with milkshakes mixed from thick, soft-served ice cream will also be available.
Head chef and manager, Dominic Thompson, has came from a fine-dining background after working in Michelin star restaurants to create a recipe of five sauces with unique flavours which can be added to any dishes.
These include jerk barbeque, garlic ranch mayo, scotch bonnet and jalapeno, mango chutney and curried mayo.
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Owner of The ChicKing House, Graham Bell, said: "I cant wait until we finally open our doors, everyone's looking forward to the opening.
“There's not a lot of restaurants in town, so it seemed like a good idea to open something cool, fresh and funky."
"Over the last couple of months, we've made great progress, it's my first restaurant, but it's all going really well.
Opening times are Sunday to Thursday from 11am to 10pm and Friday and Saturday from 11am to 12am.
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