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Update Mo’ Bettahs Brings Hawaiian Culture to Foothill Village Mo’ Bettahs Hawaiian Style Food is set to enhance Salt Lake City’s dining landscape once again with the opening of its new restaurant at Foothill Village. Located at 1400 S. Foothill Drive, Suite 107, this marks the 77th location for the brand, further establishing its roots within the state where it originated. The fresh location aims to serve delicious Hawaiian meals imbued with Aloha spirit, making it a go-to place for local food enthusiasts. Connecting with the Community During Grand Opening The restaurant will officially open its doors on February 26, with an exciting Friends and ‘Ohana Night celebration featuring a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 5:30 p.m. The festivities include a complimentary mini plate and drink for attendees, along with samples of the popular Spam Musubi. This community-first celebration underlines the company’s commitment to engaging with its customers. Co-founders Kimo and Kalani Mack will be present to meet guests and express their gratitude for the support they’ve received throughout their journey. The Heart of Mo’ Bettahs' Offerings Mo’ Bettahs is widely known for its generous portions of authentic Hawaiian-style plate lunches, which feature tender, flame-grilled meats paired with fluffy steamed rice and rich macaroni salad. The carefully crafted menu is not just about feasting; it emphasizes warm hospitality and the core values of sharing good food and friendship, true to Hawaiian culture. With options like Grilled Teriyaki Chicken and Kalua Pig, the dishes promise to transport patrons straight to the islands. Growth and Future Prospects Since its inception in 2008, Mo’ Bettahs has witnessed impressive growth, now boasting locations across seven states, including Utah, Idaho, and Texas. What began as a dream to share a special taste of home has transformed into a successful business with nearly 2,000 employees. Kalani Mack emphasized the importance of family ties and community during the restaurant's growth, stating, "Utah has supported us from the very beginning, and we feel grateful every time we open another restaurant here.” A Celebration of Aloha Spirit The idea behind Mo’ Bettahs isn’t merely business; it’s about creating spaces where communities can gather and enjoy each other's company. This sentiment echoes in the Hawaiian concept of ‘Ohana, which signifies family and the idea that families are bound together in love and support. The restaurant’s commitment to this ethos will resonate well in its new location, fostering connections and joyful moments over shared meals. Rewards for Loyal Customers In addition to delicious food, Mo’ Bettahs also offers the Makana Rewards program, allowing frequent guests to earn points toward future purchases. Upon joining, customers receive exclusive offers, birthday treats, and the ability to earn a complimentary plate after their first visit. This not only promotes customer loyalty but also enhances the overall dining experience. The Impact of Local Cuisine on Community Restaurants like Mo’ Bettahs contribute significantly to local economies while honoring cultural cuisines. As communities embrace diverse food options, they foster understanding and appreciation for different cultures, which is vital in our increasingly globalized world. By sharing the rich flavors of Hawaii, Mo’ Bettahs is playing an essential role in promoting culinary diversity in Salt Lake City. Time to Dive into Hawaiian Flavors! If you’re among the food lovers of Salt Lake City, make sure to mark your calendar for the grand opening on February 26. Celebrate the Aloha spirit, enjoy complimentary dishes, and connect with existing friends or make new ones—all while embracing a wonderful culinary experience that Mo’ Bettahs has to offer.