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WORLD FARE: Cross Street’s chicken is reason to cross the street

May 8, 2018 mgardiner

There are people who would walk a mile uphill for chicken wings. I’ve never been one of them. It’s just not a church at which I worship. I’ve been told it’s because I’m not from the South. I’ve been told it’s because I haven’t spent enough time in Buffalo. That all may be true, though as far as I’m concerned I’ve spent more than enough time in Buffalo.

Still, I’ve come to believe the real reason I didn’t love wings might have been because I hadn’t yet tasted the Korean fried chicken wings at Cross Street (4403 Convoy St.) in Kearny Mesa’s Convoy District.

Read more at http://sdcitybeat.com/food-drink/the-world-fare/cross-street’s-chicken-is-reason-to-cross-the-street/

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