Graffiti Bao
White Rice
Scallion Pancakes – Special Soy, Scallion Dressing
Burrata – Scallion Pancakes, Garlic Chili Sauce
Spicy Chili Eggplant – Thai Basil, Bell Pepper, Red Onion
Vietnamese Crab Fried Rice – Lump Crab, Thai Basil, Mint, Lime, Fish Sauce
Chicken Egg Fried Rice – Roasted Chicken, Toasted Chili Sauce, Crispy Chicken Skin
Basil-Basil Chow Fun with Chicken – Sweet Soy, Thai Basil, Bean Sprouts, Mushrooms
Sweet Sesame Beef – Chinese Broccoli, Honey, Sesame Seeds
Mandarin Orange Duck – Red Onion, Bell Pepper, Orange Zest
Royale with Cheese Bao Buns – Angus Beef, Cheese, Pickles, Onions, Special Sauce
BBQ Pork Bao Buns – Sweet Soy, Chilis, Shiitake Mushrooms
Nutella Bao Buns
Started as a counter-service concept inside T-Mobile Arena, Graffiti Bao has been making itself known to Southwest Las Vegas since September 2019, the opportunity to cater Marc Marrone’s Food in February going over so well with staff that delivery from 7355 South Buffalo Drive has been requested five times since.
Previously discussing Chef Marrone’s background here, time with Tao Group unequivocally involved in Asian Cuisine capable of satisfying both discerning diners and folks that typically gravitate to Panda Express, it was on-time that Marc and another Graffiti Bao Chef arrived with everything necessary, professionalism and safety never in question.
Opting for favorites from the first five gigs, in addition to new items from a list that offers far more diversity than its brevity suggests, Crab Rice was predictably the first stop for many, and although the funky Fish Sauce and restrained heat were once again highly praised Graffiti Bao’s Sweet Sesame Beef went just as quickly with the entire tray gone by the end of lunch.
Opting for Orange Duck this time, instead of Chicken, the quality of Graffiti Bao’s sourcing shows well from Protein to Produce, two styles of the Restaurant’s eponymous Buns satisfying diners on this day with the BBQ Pork a favorite for many but the Pulp Fiction referencing Royale with Cheese also pretty tough not to love.
Neglecting White Rice to save stomach capacity for better things, at least three whole Scallion Pancakes devoured including one order alongside Burrata and Garlic Chili Sauce, Basil Chow Fun won out over Lo Mein this time while a first time order of Marrone’s off-menu Spicy Chili Eggplant lived up to its name and praise thanks to Peppers, Onions, lightly sweet sauce and plenty of Thai Basil.
Finishing with Dessert Bao, but not before tackling two scoops of Graffiti Bao’s Fried Rice with crispy Chicken Skins, it was with several staff members packing leftovers that the afternoon passed quickly while already looking forward to the second week in July when an entirely different speaker has *demanded* Graffiti Bao during his first visit to the office since the pandemic started.
N/A: Making it blog policy to not ‘rate’ places based on catering alone, Graffiti Bao sets a very high standard in terms of customer service, while every Item across five orders has been nicely presented, displaying “Fusion” without being compromised and appealing to a broad range of diners.
RECOMMENDED: Scallion Pancakes, Burrata, Royale with Cheese Bao Buns, BBQ Pork Bao Buns, Sweet Sesame Beef, Mandarin Orange Duck, Chicken Egg Fried Rice.
AVOID: N/A.
TIP: Southwest location is open: Monday through Saturday from 11:00am to 9:30pm and Sunday from 11:00am to 9:00pm. Follow @GraffitiBao for specials including Industry discounts and community support projects during the pandemic.
WHAT THE STARS MEAN: 5 World Class, 4 Excellent, 3 Good, 2 Fair, 1 Poor.
www.graffitibao.com

