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Souplantation Returns to California
Souplantation, Hangry Joe’s, and Wagamama update restaurant strategies and locations.
In brief
Souplantation, Hangry Joe’s, and Wagamama update restaurant strategies and locations. Souplantation is returning to California with a new Orange County location, Hangry Joe’s appoints Brandon Wilhelm as CEO, and Wagamama revamps its menu with 26 new items. Originally reported by Nation's Restaurant News.
Souplantation returns to California
Souplantation, the former Sweet Tomatoes buffet chain, is returning to California with a new Orange County location next year.
Hangry Joe’s appoints new CEO
Brandon Wilhelm, who served as acting chief marketing officer, becomes Hangry Joe’s chief executive officer effective immediately.
Wagamama introduces 26 new menu items
Wagamama has added 26 new menu items developed over six months, including Korean Fire Glazed beef sliders and protein-rich ramens.
Souplantation’s California revival
Souplantation, once known as Sweet Tomatoes, will open its first California location in Orange County south of Los Angeles next year.
Hangry Joe’s growth trajectory
Hangry Joe’s, founded in 2021, has expanded to more than 90 locations across 20 states.
Wagamama’s menu transformation
Wagamama revamped its menu with 26 new items, including beef sliders, protein-rich ramens, and improved service style.
Souplantation’s post-COVID revival
Souplantation, after losing 97 locations during the pandemic, is returning to California with a new unit.
Wagamama’s east meets west concept
Wagamama’s new menu items blend traditional Asian dishes with Western flavors, such as kimchi and chili garlic mayo.
What to remember
Souplantation is returning to California with a new Orange County location, Hangry Joe’s appoints Brandon Wilhelm as CEO, and Wagamama revamps its menu with 26 new items.
