In the late 90s and early 00s, smoked chicken was sold as fast food in small kiosks/pavilions in Russia. And sometimes in separate stores that specialized exclusively in chicken. These pavilions could be found almost everywhere: near transport stops, on squares and alleys in the city center, near parks. It sold especially well near train stations, as it was a convenient food for those arriving in the city, for those leaving it, for those making a stop along the way, and for taxi drivers who literally stood there day and night near the station, calling with signs and shouting for a ride.
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an interesting tid