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King & Prince, Krystal partner to bring back shrimp ‘po boys’ for lent

US-based Quick service chain Krystal is bringing back its $5 shrimp po boy sandwiches from now until April 16

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 20, 2017 16:41 GMT
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US-based Quick service chain Krystal is bringing back its $5 shrimp "po boy" sandwiches from now until April 16, the company said in a release.  [...]

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