Super Chix announced the signing of a new franchise development agreement for at least 35 restaurants in Washington and Oregon.

“We are excited for the continual growing interest in the Super Chix Brand and for the solid franchise groups we are attracting to Super Chix – all strong and experienced hospitality and restaurant groups. The Washington/Oregon markets area is owned and will be developed by Mohammad Khadar and Elina Khadar along with their operating team. The Khadars are a solid development group, deeply experienced in business startup and expansion, and restaurant operations and development in the Washington/ Oregon markets,” says CEO Darryl Neider.

“We are delighted to be working with so many interested franchise development groups who have significant experience and background in the high-end, counter-casual dining market. Everyone who visits our newly-branded restaurants, samples our food, and experiences our concept, wants to get involved with Super Chix. This new Northwest market, in addition to other new commitments signed in 2021/22,total more than 260 future Super Chix restaurant locations. Additionally, developing new locations in the Northwest unquestionably further strengthens the reach and depth of the Super Chix Brand as well as interest across the US.”

“I am extremely proud of our team, the Super Chix Brand and existing Franchisees – we have accomplished a lot since the beginning of 2020 and now have commitments for restaurant locations in 23 states across the US. We expect this momentum will lead to additional franchise market deals and solid restaurant opening growth in 2022 and beyond and we are thrilled to bring Super Chix to new guests throughout the country. In 2022, we anticipate 16- 20 total new restaurants openings in all our existing and new market territories, with double that number and more in 2023 and each year beyond. On the heels of our strong opening of the Peachtree City, GA Super Chix last month, the Toledo, Ohio Super Chix restaurant opened this past Monday, April 25, while Riverton, Utah; San Jose, California; Flowood, MS; Madison, AL;