(Bloomberg) — Thirteen years ago, the most talked-about dish in New York was a chicken. Specifically, the one prepared by chef Daniel Humm and served at the now shuttered Nomad restaurant. It was basted with melted foie gras and stuffed with black truffles, and it would be wheeled around the dining room adorned in a wreath of fragrant herbs before going back to the kitchen to be carved. Years later, a bird is once again the most notable entrée in town: the butter chicken at the reopened Indian restaurant Adda. But now it’s graduated from dish to “experience.” Dressed-up whole birds—including yet another experience—have become the highest-profile entrée up and down Manhattan, replacing prime beef cuts and fried chicken buckets. They’re more elevated and ambitious than what most chefs have served before, let alone anything most diners try at home. They reflect regional cooking styles, from India to Japan to France and a professional kitchen’s arsenal of ingredients. “Operators—and guests—are always looking for the ‘next new thing,’ even if it’s a reshuffle from a few years back. Also, there’s a trend towards high/low cuisine—see Coqodaq’s fried chicken and caviar,” observes Kate Edwards, a restaurant consultant and former maître d’ at Balthazar, which has its own history with roast chicken. The Experience(s) Adda’s Butter Chicken Experience, which goes for $42 a person, starts when a custom-built aluminum can smoker (made from recycled food cans) is set down on the table. Guests choose from two kinds of wood—apple or cherry—and from three kinds of butter (pickled tomato, fenugreek or smoked chile). The precooked bird is finished in the smoker, while the glossy butter sauce is cooked table side. The bird is reservation only: each night a total of six tables — 24 guests — can order it, and bookings sell out within minutes. The chicken swims in layers of flavor including heat from the chiles, smoke from the wood and the warm diffuse tastes of garam masala, ginger, garlic, kasoori methi (dried fenugreek leaves) and turmeric. To say it’s rich is an understatement; it’s infused with so much butter it’s practically a dairy product. It is, indeed, an experience. There’s another signature chicken experience being served at the new Nikkei restaurant Papa San, across town in Hudson Yards. Here chef Erik Ramirez offers the entire bird, heart included, in the form of an evolving service of yakitori skewers. The happy meal includes poultry-infused miso soup and crispy chicken skin. “I call it an ‘experience’ because it’s not just one dish,” says Ramirez. “At Papa San, we wanted to re-create the feeling of dining at a yakitori restaurant in Japan—where the whole bird is celebrated, part by part, over the grill. 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