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Hyphy Burger is ready for its close-up

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Hyphy Burger will mark its grand opening on August 2 in West Oakland, having operated under a soft opening since February. The ownership team comprises Darion Frazier, known as BayAreaFoodz, rapper Guapdad 4000, and entrepreneur Zack Alwajeeh. They have meticulously crafted the restaurant's concept and menu, which features two smash burgers and a variety of milkshake flavors. Frazier expressed a desire to serve the local community, saying, “This is for the Bay, by the Bay. ” The menu includes the classic Hyphy Burger and the Burnout Burger, both featuring smashed patties and a unique sauce.

Frazier collaborated with Asif Aslam to develop the sauce, which remains a closely guarded secret. The restaurant's design includes a drive-thru window that is not yet in use, with plans for future menu expansions. Local residents are excited about the new dining option, reflecting a growing interest in West Oakland's culinary scene.

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