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Hot Chikn Kitchn bringing taste of Nashville to Paramus

Nashville-style chicken, including signature premium sauces, will be available in Paramus beginning Saturday, as Hot Chikn Kitchn opens its first New Jersey location.

The restaurant specializes in hot chicken tenders and sandwiches, prepared with made-to-order spices. Hot Chikn Kitchn lives up to its name with unique hot sauces that each infuses a different type of pepper.

The flagship restaurant, located at 315 Route 17 S. (inside Urban Bricks), will celebrate its grand opening by is offering $5 sandwiches all day long when the HCK app is shown at checkout (up to two $5 sandwiches per guest). The celebration will kick off at 11 a.m. and is open to the public.

“(Co-owner) Elias (Saban) and I set out to find the best of the best, and we’re so excited to now bring Hot Chikn Kitchn to our Bergen County customers,” Elizabeth Prozer-Newman, co-owner of the Paramus Hot Chikn Kitchn and Urban Bricks, stated. “Our team is focused on offering exceptional customer experience while serving the freshest, most craveable chicken. We’re looking forward to bringing a little bit of the South to Jersey with our Nashville-style hot chicken.”

The Paramus fast-casual restaurant brand will offer indoor and outdoor seating as well as online ordering for pickup, delivery through third-party partners and catering. It will be open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday and noon to 9 p.m. Sunday.

“We’ve lived and worked in Bergen County for many years, so we’re familiar with its fast pace and the time demands on residents,” Saban stated. “We chose Paramus because of its strong sense of community and the broad range of businesses, schools and much more.”

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