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Sep 30, 2026
Ep. 96 - How Selling Quesadillas Out His Back Door Led to a 200-Unit Development in Springdale with Omar Kasim of Plomo Quesadillas
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2:39Omar KasimGUEST
It's funny because Plomo is by far the most successful restaurant concept that I had started, but it was the concept that I had the least amount of time and effort in originally.
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2:53Omar KasimGUEST
Originally, we had a juice bar on Dixon Street that closed at 7 p.m. Before us was a grocery store, and before that was a wing shop.
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3:02Omar KasimGUEST
And so there was a vent hood that wasn't being used because all of our cooking for the juice bar didn't require ventilation.
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3:12Omar KasimGUEST
Um, and you know, looking at my taco restaurant, I noticed that one of our items, which was a kid's chicken quesadilla was a top five selling item.
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3:21Omar KasimGUEST
And I thought that that was just really fascinating that of all the eclectic options that we had at con quesos, this really simple quesadilla was a high performing item and high margin as well.
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