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November 6, 2026

Kevin Lee Brings His Braised Food Business to Dallas

The former UFC fighter's farmers-market pop-up has grown into a Dallas opening that reportedly sold out, with a boost from his brother Keith, Black Enterprise says.

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Black Enterprise reports that Kevin Lee, a former UFC fighter, opened a Dallas location of his food business Braised on Nov. 1, and that the launch sold out, according to 97.9 The Beat. The outlet says Braised began as a South Florida farmers-market pop-up before adding a food truck and catering, and that his brother, food critic Keith Lee, reviewed it and reportedly gave him $10,000 to reinvest. The money lesson: start small, reinvest what comes in, and let each step fund the next.

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Keith Lee’s Brother, Kevin Lee, Takes His Food Business From Florida Farmers Markets To Dallas

November 6, 2026 · Black Enterprise

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  1. 1How can a small pop-up grow into a full business without losing quality?
  2. 2What can a well-known supporter do for a young business, and what can't they do?
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