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"Keeping true to the Hawai'i we know and love"
We’re 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) and traditions.
When we started Mo’ Bettahs in 2008, our goal was simple: to invite everyone who entered our restaurant to feel this Aloha and to share Hawaiʻi as the island locals know it.
We’re 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) and traditions.
When we started Mo’ Bettahs in 2008, our goal was simple: to invite everyone who entered our restaurant to feel this Aloha and to share Hawaiʻi as the island locals know it.
Our mother and aunties were the original inspiration for our Hawaiian restaurant, cooking with real Aloha—a deep love of great food and for the people they fed. By recreating the feel of those backyard family gatherings, we share our Hawaiian style food that strengthened relationships and taught us to love the diverse foods within our island culture.
By keeping our menu true to the Hawai’i we know and love, featuring favorites like Kalua Pig and Pulehu Chicken, we honor our ‘ohana and lifestyle. It is our hope that with each visit you will feel your love grow for your family and friends as you share experiences in our “backyard.”
Aloha!
Kimo & Kalani Mack
Mo' Bettahs through the Years
Mo' Bettahs through the Years
About Our Stores
The plantation-style tin roofs mimic our grandparent’s home on Kaua’i where we’d spend our summers and enjoy Hawaiian BBQ’s as kids.
Many of the surfboards you see in our stores have touched Hawaiian waters. These carry the mana (power / influence) of those who have made and used them, sharing the unique story of island living.
A steersman paddle, like the one hung on our walls, helps to remind us of the responsibility the steersman has; to lead and guide the outrigger canoe (Hawaiʻi official team sport) in the right direction.
We proudly hang the Hawaiʻi state flag in our stores to pay homage to our heritage. This represents our commitment to preserving, celebrating, and sharing authentic Hawaiian culture.
The shaka is one of the most recognizable symbols of aloha (love), always bringing with it a feeling of happiness, friendship, and positivity.
On the islands, many Hawaii locals find the ocean lifestyle rejuvenating and empowering. The pictures inside our stores showcase our special connection to the ocean.
About The Stores
The plantation-style tin roofs mimic our grandparent’s home on Kaua’i where we’d spend our summers and enjoy Hawaiian BBQ’s as kids.
Many of the surfboards you see in our stores have touched Hawaiian waters. These carry the mana (power / influence) of those who have made and used them, sharing the unique story of island living.
A steersman paddle, like the one hung on our walls, helps to remind us of the responsibility the steersman has; to lead and guide the outrigger canoe (Hawaiʻi official team sport) in the right direction.
We proudly hang the Hawaiʻi state flag in our stores to pay homage to our heritage. This represents our commitment to preserving, celebrating, and sharing authentic Hawaiian culture.
The shaka is one of the most recognizable symbols of aloha (love), always bringing with it a feeling of happiness, friendship, and positivity.
On the islands, many Hawaii locals find the ocean lifestyle rejuvenating and empowering. The pictures inside our stores showcase our special connection to the ocean.
