Pepper Lunch Signs First Pacific Northwest Development Deal

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Pepper Lunch has made plans to expand into Oregon.

The brand, which started out in Japan and now has 500 locations in 17 countries, signed a deal with Peter T. Ng, local developer and owner of Seventh and Monroe, that includes five locations across the state.

“Oregon is a state that values individuality and quality, and Pepper Lunch offers a dining experience that reflects those priorities,” Ng says in the release.

Pepper Lunch CEO Troy Hooper says, “This expansion into Oregon is a testament to the power of our concept and the incredible potential of our partners. Peter’s vision and commitment align seamlessly with our mission to bring joy and connection through our sizzling dining experience.”

The fast-casual brand announced in June it would open its first Florida unit, just outside of Tampa. More recently, it said in October it had signed its most substantial franchise development agreement, which included 20 locations throughout southern California.

 

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