Famous for its Hawaiian-Style Food, Mo’ Bettahs offers “Hawai’i as the island locals know it.” And it’s been growing on Hawaii’s Ninth Island in recent years, with three locations now operating in Las Vegas.
And that growth appears to be continuing, as licensing paperwork submitted to the City of Las Vegas shows a new Mo’ Bettahs opening at 6112 W Lake Mead Blvd, on the northwest corner of the intersection with North Jones Boulevard.
“We were blessed to be born of native Hawaiian ancestry on the island of Oʻahu where a strong culture of aloha (love) is rooted in ʻohana (family), traditions, the ocean, and the ʻāina (land),” says the Mo’ Bettahs website. “When we started Mo’ Bettahs in 2008, we wanted to bring that special experience to everyone who entered our restaurant and share Hawaiʻi as the island locals know it, which is very different from the stereotypical representation.”
And so Mo’ Bettahs offers plates served with rice and macaroni salad, plus your choice proteins like Teriyaki Chicken, Pulehu Chicken, Kalua Pig, and Katsu Chicken.
Opening in the Lake Mead Boulevard location, the new Mo’ Bettahs would be situated just across Jones Boulevard from restaurants like Burger King, Vegas Bakery, and Tony’s Mexican Food.
What Now reached out on Thursday to Mo’ Bettahs CEO Rob Ertmann to inquire about plans for a new Lake Mead-Jones Mo’ Bettahs location. Ertmann was not immediately available for comment.
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