Brisbane’s Motto Motto has opened their second New South Wales restaurant on February 29th at Castle Towers Shopping Centre. When Motto Motto opened in Brisbane in 2014, people queued out the door. Now the Japanese restaurant brand is bringing their fine dining quality fare to Castle Hill, as part of an ambitious national expansion strategy and just months after announcing their plans to franchise the brand.
Locals can expect the same menu that has made them a Brisbane favourite. The brand is bringing a new grade of food quality to Castle Hill’s dining precinct featuring Motto Motto top picks such as seared salmon & avocado, classic ramen and Wagyu beef cloud rolls.
Head of Brand & Marketing, Matt Fickling said, “We are finally bringing our ‘Motto Motto grade’ to more Sydneysiders. Our guests can expect Wagyu beef with a minimum marble score of six to nine, sashimi grade salmon and tuna, our famous 12-hour cooked ramen super broth and genuine taste to bring fine dining quality, without the fine dining prices to Castle Hill locals.” Castle Hill will be the restaurant group’s 7th restaurant nationally.
Motto Motto Castle Hill is located at Shop 32, Level 3 near Event Cinema, Castle Towers Shopping Centre
Motto Motto Japanese Kitchen Meaning ‘More More’ in Japanese, Motto Motto is a chain of made-to-order premium-casual restaurants brought to life by William Liu, the owner of Australia’s most awarded Japanese restaurant, Sono. Featuring a mix of traditional and modern Japanese or Japanese-inspired dishes, Motto Motto is unique in blending innovation and tradition together to bring fine dining ingredients and quality to the world of fast, casual dining. Much more than just a name, ‘more more’ is the philosophy behind everything Motto Motto does. From more 5-star quality ingredients and more chef-style precision to more incredible service and more value, Motto Motto is committed to making sure every diner gets ‘more more’ out of dining at one of their restaurants.
Website: www.mottomotto.com.au
Instagram: @mottomotto_japanese