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B.C.-based chicken restaurant comes to Maple Ridge

Hi-Five Chicken adding six locations to its current four restaurants in the Lower Mainland
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Hi-Five Chicken’s executive team Milind Palashetkar, Suraj Sharma, Mono Moitra celebrating launching of new franchise in Maple Ridge. (Special to Maple Ridge News)

Hi-Five Chicken, a 24 hour fast-food chain that started in 2016 is coming to Maple Ridge.

The local franchise will serve fried and roasted chicken in its 1,900 square feet space located at 20468 Lougheed Hwy. While the exact date of opening is unknown, Darryl Chandra, franchise development manager, said that Maple Ridge residents can expect the opening date to be in the month of May.

Maple Ridge location will hire 20 staff members for various roles. Residents can expect spicy and regular fried chicken options along with the restaurant chain’s signature roasted chicken. In addition, options for appetizers and sides will also be made available.

Chandra added the company will offer four to six “limited-time-only” products per year and also test a breakfast menu at the Maple Ridge location.

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The company sources locally raised chickens and serves fresh food with no added hormones or steroids, said Chandra.

“We are excited to bring our brand to the Maple Ridge market. We want to share with the rest of B.C. what our customers in the Vancouver and Burnaby markets have experienced for the past several years,” said Mono Moitra, the chairman of the company.

First started in Vancouver, the chain already has four locations running. Moitra said that his team has signed real estate commitments to open a minimum of six more locations in B.C.

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“We started with one location in Vancouver back in 2016, and it is because of our loyal customers and highly motivated service team, we were able to open another three corporate locations. We want to share this brand with franchisees who share the same vision and appetite for serving great chicken,” said Moitra.

While explaining the strategic motive behind the decision to open a Maple Ridge location, Chandra said that for each frachise, the company studies competition, traffic counts, and daytime working population.

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