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Mo' Bettahs Hawaiian Style Food

We were blessed to be born of native Hawaiian ancestry on the island of Oahu where a strong culture of aloha (love) is rooted in 'ohana (family), traditions, the ocean, and the 'ina (land). When we started Mo' Bettahs in 2008, we wanted to bring that special experience to everyone who entered our restaurant and share Hawai'i as the island locals know it, which is very different from the stereotypical representation.Our goal was to recreate the feel of family gatherings on the island. It is very common to see families gathered in the backyard or garage to share meals. Our mother and aunties were wonderful cooks who always made sure there was enough for us and any guests who might drop by. They cooked with real aloha, with a love of great taste and a love for those who were eating. With those meals, aloha was shared and relationships strengthened. It was there we learned to love the diversity of foods present in Hawaiian culture.

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About Mo' Bettahs Hawaiian Style Food

We were blessed to be born of native Hawaiian ancestry on the island of Oahu where a strong culture of aloha (love) is rooted in 'ohana (family), traditions, the ocean, and the 'ina (land). When we started Mo' Bettahs in 2008, we wanted to bring that special experience to everyone who entered our restaurant and share Hawai'i as the island locals know it, which is very different from the stereotypical representation.

Our goal was to recreate the feel of family gatherings on the island. It is very common to see families gathered in the backyard or garage to share meals. Our mother and aunties were wonderful cooks who always made sure there was enough for us and any guests who might drop by. They cooked with real aloha, with a love of great taste and a love for those who were eating. With those meals, aloha was shared and relationships strengthened. It was there we learned to love the diversity of foods present in Hawaiian culture.