Everything about Pick Up Stix totally explained
Pick Up Stix is a "
fast-casual"
restaurant chain that serves fresh Asian cuisine through corporate-owned restaurants and franchises in
California,
Nevada, and
Arizona. Pick Up Stix restaurants serve both dine-in and take out customers, and Pick Up Stix offers offsite
catering and some delivery services. Pick Up Stix also supplies meals to public and private schools as part of the Pick Up Stix School Lunch Program.
Southern California consumers have consistently scored the company high for the freshness of the meals and the convenience of the many locations throughout
Orange County,
San Diego,
Los Angeles, and the
Inland Empire. Pick Up Stix' cook-to-order process allows guests to customize each entree, and the company pioneered the offering of both brown and white rice options to health-conscious guests.
History
The first Pick Up Stix restaurant was opened in
Rancho Santa Margarita, California in
1989 by Asian-American entrepreneur Charles Zhang. In July 2001, the company was acquired by Carlson Restaurants Worldwide, a unit of the
Carlson Companies.
Pick Up Stix was the first large-scale, cooked-to-order Asian-themed chain concept to penetrate the California market. All Pick Up Stix food is cooked-to-order over high-heat burners using traditional woks. Pick Up Stix is headquartered in
San Clemente, California and owns and operates its own food-processing facility, allowing fresher produce to be used in its stores.
Closings
In early 2008 26 Pick Up Stix restarants were closed in California, Nevada, and Arizona in order to "focus on stronger markets".
Further Information
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