Teriyaki Madness Franchise Provides Convenience to Small Wyoming Communities

Candice and Matt Kindred are on the brink of making history in Wyoming by introducing the state’s very first Teriyaki Madness restaurant to their beloved hometown of Sheridan. Coming from professional backgrounds — Candice in automotive retail and Matt in oil and gas — they sought to plant roots and contribute to the town they had grown fond of.

Sheridan's small-town charm and close-knit community appealed to them, making it the perfect place to start a new business venture. Their desire to provide healthy, fast casual dining options, which were lacking in the area, led them to explore various franchising opportunities.

Through a franchise consultant, they discovered Teriyaki Madness, a brand that resonated with their personal tastes and aligned with their community-oriented values. Candice, with her Filipino heritage, found a personal connection to the Asian-inspired cuisine, while both appreciating the fresh ingredients and health-conscious menu.

The corporate culture and strong support system offered by Teriyaki Madness further solidified their decision to franchise with the brand, as it felt like joining a family rather than just a business partnership.

Their vision extends beyond Sheridan, with plans to grow within Wyoming and eventually expand into the Dakotas. They are passionate about bringing the conveniences and quality of fast casual dining from larger cities to smaller communities without altering their unique essence. By starting with three shops in Wyoming, they aim to prove the efficiency and effectiveness of the Teriyaki Madness model, setting the stage for future growth.

Candice and Matt's commitment to Sheridan is evident in their approach to business. They cherish the opportunity to know their customers personally and support local initiatives, believing that good quality food can serve as a meaningful connection point within the community. Their complementary skills and shared values position them well to succeed in bringing Teriyaki Madness to small towns, fostering a sense of community while offering healthy dining options.

• Candice's background is in automotive retail, while Matt's is in oil and gas.
• They both fell in love with the Sheridan community and wanted to plant roots there.
• They explored various business opportunities before finding Teriyaki Madness.
• The brand's fast casual food concept, healthy ingredients, and Asian-inspired cuisine resonated with them.
• They appreciated the corporate culture and strong support system offered by Teriyaki Madness.
• Their vision is to grow within Wyoming and eventually expand into the Dakotas.
• They aim to prove the efficiency and effectiveness of the Teriyaki Madness model by starting with three shops in Wyoming.

They hope to establish a strong reputation in Wyoming and eventually expand into the Dakotas. They plan to dedicate their careers to expanding Teriyaki Madness and bringing good quality food to smaller communities. They are passionate about their community and the smaller communities specifically, and they want to bring conveniences of larger cities to them without changing their essence.

• They plan to grow within Wyoming and eventually expand into the Dakotas.
• They aim to prove the efficiency and effectiveness of the Teriyaki Madness model by starting with three shops in Wyoming.
• They want to bring the conveniences and quality of fast casual dining from larger cities to smaller communities without altering their unique essence.

Candice and Matt's commitment to Sheridan and their community is evident in their approach to business. They cherish the opportunity to know their customers personally and support local initiatives, believing that good quality food can serve as a meaningful connection point within the community.

• They want to be involved in the community and provide fast casual options.
• They appreciate the alignment with their values and the reason they are in Sheridan.
• They believe that good quality food can serve as a meaningful connection point within the community.