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'''Coria Clux''' is a [[Urcea|Urcean]] multinational fast food corporation, founded in 1964 in Coria, [[The Cape (Urcean province)|the Cape]]. It is the largest fried chicken chain and largest pancake chain in [[Urcea]], and it is the second largest fast-food chain overall behind [[NoWaiter]]. | '''Coria Clux''' is a [[Urcea|Urcean]] multinational fast food corporation, founded in 1964 in [[Coria]], [[The Cape (Urcean province)|the Cape]]. It is the largest fried chicken chain and largest pancake chain in [[Urcea]], and it is the second largest fast-food chain overall behind [[NoWaiter]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Coria Clux was founded by James Nialla in 1964 as a fried chicken stand emphasizing fast delivery of product. By 1967, the fried chicken was popular such that the model of delivery was outpaced by the need, and Nialla began to adapt [[NoWaiter]] innovations including a drive through portion of the restaurant. This model proved popular and viable, and Nialla opened fourteen new restaurants by 1972. Expansion continued out of the Cape, which had thirty restaurants in 1975, into neighboring provinces where it became popular, especially in the provinces of the [[Urcean frontier]]. The "original" Coria Clux, as it would come to be called, reached a peak of 85 restaurants in January 1980. Due to the success and business model employed by Nialla, the company was extremely liquid. Accordingly, later that year Coria Clux acquired Flatcakes, a hybrid fast-food and family dining establishment which offered varieties of pancakes and had about 150 restaurants nationwide. This acquisition was essentially a merger and greatly transformed the scope of products offered by Coria Clux. The form and format of Flatcakes was adopted by the brand with fried chicken additions to the menu. Most Coria Clux locations were subsequently transformed into the new merged style of restaurant, with a requirement providing for the transition by 1990. The acquisition greatly enhanced the fortunes of Coria Clux, and it transitioned from a middling chain to the second largest fast food chain by 2002. | Coria Clux was founded by James Nialla in 1964 as a fried chicken stand emphasizing fast delivery of product. By 1967, the fried chicken was popular such that the model of delivery was outpaced by the need, and Nialla began to adapt [[NoWaiter]] innovations including a drive through portion of the restaurant. This model proved popular and viable, and Nialla opened fourteen new restaurants by 1972. Expansion continued out of the Cape, which had thirty restaurants in 1975, into neighboring provinces where it became popular, especially in the provinces of the [[Urcean frontier]]. The "original" Coria Clux, as it would come to be called, reached a peak of 85 restaurants in January 1980. Due to the success and business model employed by Nialla, the company was extremely liquid. Accordingly, later that year Coria Clux acquired Flatcakes, a hybrid fast-food and family dining establishment which offered varieties of pancakes and had about 150 restaurants nationwide. This acquisition was essentially a merger and greatly transformed the scope of products offered by Coria Clux. The form and format of Flatcakes was adopted by the brand with fried chicken additions to the menu. Most Coria Clux locations were subsequently transformed into the new merged style of restaurant, with a requirement providing for the transition by 1990. The acquisition greatly enhanced the fortunes of Coria Clux, and it transitioned from a middling chain to the second largest fast food chain by 2002. | ||