Bachi Burger

This place is very unique. Everything we got was delicious except it was a little too salty for my taste. I loved the ambience and the way they presented the food. We ordered the oxtail chili fries, no meat burger, and bun mi burger which were really good just a little too salty. What we really enjoyed was the donuts which came with coffee ice cream and a berry sauce. The three combined together in one bite was so delicious.

I decided to order my burger to-​go because I wanted to try it but didn’t want to sit down at the place by myself. I just had the normal bachi burger which is okay, but I feel that it’s not worth the price. I do want to try a different kind of burger if I ever visit this place again though. I also had the oxtail fries which sounded amazing but it ended being a little too sweet for my taste. They give you a LARGE portion of it and it was nice of the server to give me a cup of the sauce so the fries weren’t soggy. The server that helped me was nice to keep me updated as I was waiting for my food.

Oh Bachi Burger… When will we see each other again? It’s a shame you live so far from me. I must say, the times we do meet up, things happen. All good things of course. Your spicy miso burger really makes me hot. I keep coming back for more. It’s a incredible experience to say the least… Excuse me, I have to go clean up.

Finally, I made it to Bachi Burger. Burgers ordered were the Spicy Miso and Robin Burgers. I must say these burgers are magical. They tantalize the taste buds and magically disppear leaving behind a satisfying grin from ear to ear. The combination of ingredients not only boggles the mind but mistifies the thought that any other burger could compare. My Spicy Miso Burger had just right amount of spice and at the suggestion of my server opted for grilled onion to top it off, what a treat. I’d eat here everday if not for spending $ 42 for burgers and some edamame keeps me from doing so. Five stars all day.

We love burgers. We make them at home all the time. If I eat a burger outside my home it is either 1– in-​n-​out because I need something fresh and fast or 2– a gourmet burger.
This place falls into #2. A burger that is cooked to perfection, juicy and moist with delicious toppings. Placed on a toasted bun. It’s fantastic.
Try the KiKi burger, you won’t be disappointed. All the fries are bueno too.

Saw this place on Diners, Drive-​ins and Dives years back and wanted to try it but much like other restaurants Guy Fieri have went to it is ehhhh.
First walked in and took awhile for servers to acknowledge and walk over since they don’t have a dedicated hostess. Noticed the decent sized menu but a bit pricey. Known for the oxtail chili cheese fries at $ 11.00 and it was aright. The chili and beans were too sweet which just threw off the whole dish. The miyagi-​san burger at $ 15.00 was small but had wagyu beef and was cooked well.
Service was a bit slow at times. I wouldn’t drive all the way out here from the strip or cab it but instead just get another burger with so many other options available.

My boyfriend LOVES this place. Absolutely loves it.
Me. I’m kind of over the fact that the burgers are kind of expensive for what they are, and they don’t even include fries. Not a huge deal, except for the fact that if you order the fries separately, you’ll find they really aren’t that good. Nice and crispy, but they lack in seasoning. I tried the truffle fries, and the sauce was good, but the fries were still flavorless.
The last time we were here, I ordered my drink and waited 20 minutes for the server to get it. He had completely forgotten about it, and the restaurant was empty. And no, he didn’t magically remember, I had to flag him down to inform him of the obvious. No refills either.
Come here for a tasty burger, not for the service, or for the fries. You want that, go elsewhere.

I had the Shogun burger. It’s one the priciest on the menu, but it’s definitely worth the splurge! Treat yo self. The oxtail chili fries were awesome! If you’re looking for some unique burgers with an Asian twist, this is the place.

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My brother doesnt go to crazy bout much. I guess three wonderful yet wild boys does that to a man. Im normally burdened with picking food spots cause im a picky ass… Except for our first dinner in vegas for ces. Koreans have a pecking order where the first son leads in absence of father ergo i didnt object. Plus his selections are good.
Service:
Very good
Décor:
Trendy. Bit dark. Dont care to much.
Parking:
Orale!!!
Food:
Fries. Nice.
Oxtail chili cheese fries. Bomb!!! This is the best food in here. Give it a shot: D good size unlike the burgers.
Burger with onion rings inside. This is what my hyungneem ordered. I sampled a bite of the meat. All i tasted was salt. Yuck!!!
Fish sammich. This what i got. The fishy came with ugly green tomatos. The greens were a nice addition! I asked for sauce on the side and never touched it. I also asked the fish to have zero marination. The grilled fish was great.
Overall i enjoyed this spot mucho. Will definitely return.

Gordon Ramsayesque review — Looks like someone took a crap on my plate. It taste like it too.
Putting it gently, three years later, gone are the crowds and for good reason, the food has become shockingly bad.
To start, the once good oxtail chili cheese fries has become a disgusting mess. Stringy, over braised, oxtail meat stewed in excessive quantities of cheap (taste like dirt) chili powder then slopped atop soggy fries. An overcooked, rubbery egg with almost no yolk, processed cheese, wilted cilantro, and shriveled, rubbery Jalapeño peppers round out the dish. No.
To the patties used for the burgers, yes, adding a little sauce in the raw mix adds flavor. Adding too much makes the meat wet with an odd texture and causes the burger to break apart when eating. The toppings lack freshness and now passé sauces are so heavily slathered on, the flavors are completely overpowering and off balance.
Epic fail for the Kalbi burger (patty fell apart, kalbi marinade and ko chu jang mayo dripping everywhere). The Spicy Miso burger not far behind, it too oozing some sweet miso concoction, mushy meat falling out with almost no toppings except a hardened piece of cheese in the center of a apple vinaigrette soaked bun. No and no.
Service is off the Strip friendly and fast but with only three other tables at peak lunch hour, it better be.
Maybe bachi on Bachi for one of the owner’s cowardly acts (Ehrin Watada, first commissioned officer in the US armed forces to refuse deployment to Iraq). Maybe just trying too hard to up the ante in Asian fusion flavors. Either way, not recommended.

I’ve been twice and the second visit reinforced the flavorful experience of the first. In fact, it was probably better the second time. After hearing a decent amount of buzz about Bachi Burger, the time came to give it a try. Very tasty and definitely satisfying.
The first visit I enjoyed a Spicy Miso Burger with a side of the Salt & Pepper Garlic Fries (with Maui onion sea salt and garlic chili aioli). On the second visit I tried the Ronin Burger and had Just Fries (with sea salt & pineapple ketchup) on the side. Both burgers were delicious and I can’t recommend one over the other, although I think the flavor of the Japanese Cole Slaw on the Ronin makes it my favorite of the two I tried. My wife had the Myiagi-San’s Burger and Just Fries both times. I loved the garlic fries, but also love the pineapple ketchup that comes with the «Just Fries». I’ll face a difficult fry choice next time!
A burger and a side of fries is a very satisfying portion, so unless you have a huge appetite your tummy will be happy with these basics. If you’re at lunch with someone and want the same kind of fries, you may want to consider splitting an order to leave a little room to try something else on the same visit. Needless to say, there’s a lot left for me to explore on the menu: an assortment of appetizers, Bao sandwiches and salads, and I intend to do it soon.
This location is in the Village Square shopping center located at the intersection of W. Sahara Ave and Ft. Apache Rd. Because it’s nestled between the Regal Cinemas and Rocket Fiz Las Vegas, there’s tons of parking. Hungry? Swing in and give this regional chain (with locations in California and here in Nevada) a try. It’s definitely worth checking out the Asian influenced spin on the traditional American hamburger.

Decided to try this place based on the the reviews and friends suggestions. We did order our food to go and drove about 5 minutes out and ate within 10 min of picking up our food. I was not impressed by their food. We ordered 2 different burgers and their specialty fries and everything was sweet. The fries made my tongue numb from one of the seasonings they use. Lol. I did order the wrong fries but I still had hopes that the one I got, salt pepper garlic fries was going to be good. It looks good!!! The 2 burgers we ordered were the Miyagi-​san and Ronin. Again, both had a sweet taste to it, too sweet for my liking on a burger.

Decided to give this place another try… what a disappointment! The fries came way before our burgers and we were done eating them before our burgers came… I don’t know if they consider fries an appetizer but I don’t!
I ordered the BBQ Bachi Burger and added avocado and bacon for $ 1.50 each… which was a waste of money. My avocado was not fresh and the bacon portion was so stingy I didn’t even taste it in my burger.
I’d rather eat at In & Out then spend my money here on tasteless burgers.

Wow the food they serve here is just so damn tasty and juicy!!! The fries were amazing and so was the burger the flavored have so much of a kick it’s literally a party in your mouth! I will be a return customer
Signed and approved
Anthony C. Vargas

Ever since I saw this place featured on Guy Fieri’s hit show «Diners, Drive-​Ins and Dives,» I had to try their Oxtail Fries. Oxtail Fries looks better than it taste which was a little disappointing, but I will come back again for their Truffle Fries and Salted Caramel Shake.
SERVICE
Friendly and prompt. Service was on point.
FOOD
Everything was ordered by my self-​proclaimed food critic friend. Here’s what we got:
Shogun Burger: Consist of wagyu beef, unagi, foie gras, poached asian pear, miso butter and yamamomo peach. $ 26 for a burger might scare some away but I personally liked this a lot. Asked the beef to be cooked medium rare and it was perfect as it could be, so tender and juicy. My main gripe about this burger was the unagi being too fishy. I would have enjoyed this more without unagi.
Truffle Parmesan Fries: Wow, flavor on fleek. Black truffle porcini cream drizzed on the fries had me asking, «Can fries be this tasty?» Apparently, it is possible. Must get this if you are coming to Bachi Burger.
Oxtail Chili Cheese Fries: As seen on TV. It can get spicy because of chili and jalapeño. I personally enjoyed Truffle Parmesan Fries more.
Salted Caramel Shake: Screw Starbucks and their caramel frap. Salted caramel shake with marshmallow here was next level. Perfectly sweetened with caramel and icy texture was super refreshing for me.
CONCLUSION
Unique and tasty burgers/​fries and good service. Can be on the pricier side because of high quality ingredients but worth it in my opinion.

I am a fan of Bachi Burger, and have had great experience at their other locations, and I decided to visit this location since it was the closest location when commuting from the north side of strip. We got sat down rather quickly even during peak hours. They seem to have a larger space compared to their other locations, and the majority of the crowds seem to be the local residents.
We started with the usual Ox Tail Fries. The portion did seem a bit skimpy when compared to their other locations, usually it takes about two to three people to finish one, and the ox tail was a bit chewy in comparison as well.
We got the Kalbi Burger and some Peking Duck Sliders for entrées. The kalbi patty in the burger felt a bit lacking on seasoning, but the flavor was ok overall. The duck meat on the sliders were a bit dried, it really could use more sauces.
There were three of us, but the waitress was a bit rude to one of our companion (maybe he was the only white person?), and he did not end up ordering anything in the end. It was probably a onetime thing, I guess the bad service had made this visit rather unpleasant, usually I love Bachi Burger.

I’d been wanting to try this place for awhile. I finally went here for a last minute birthday dinner. The unfortunate part is I’ve been looking forward to trying the burgers, but I had one somewhere else for lunch so I wasn’t in the mood for another.
No worries though, Bachi Burger has a full menu with quite a few options besides their extensive selection of unique, gourmet burgers. I’m actually kind of grateful I didn’t want a burger this time, because I ordered the Bachi Fish sandwich, which I probably never would have ordered from a burger place. It was awesome! Wonderfully soft bun, perfectly seasoned, seared cod, veggies, tarter sauce.
My wife did get a burger so I was able to try a bite of hers and it was not disappointing at all. The beef here is high quality and well prepared. I’ll definitely be coming back to have one of the burgers.
The salt and pepper garlic fries were incredible. Served with chili aoli, topped with sliced jalapeños and diced green onions. Some of the best fries I’ve had in awhile.
This place would be near perfect if it had a better draft beer selection. They only had Sapporo on tap. There is a pretty nice selection of bottled beers but they’re terribly overpriced for a bottle. Unfortunately I went without a brew during my visit.
Overall I’m digging this place.

Experience: One of my friends loves this spot and I met up with them for a late lunch/​early dinner. We went on a Sat at 4pm.
Facility: there are many locations, but we went to the one in Summerlin. It’s tucked back behind some businesses off the main road, but I eventually found it. It’s got a nice modern feel with tables and chairs and some bench seating. They have some alcoholic drinks and even a few beers on tap.
Service: our waiter was super nice, even dare I say… fun. He was very informative, but still playful, making the experience even better. Wish I would have remembered his name to give him all the credit. :(
Food: ok, I was super lame and only ordered the plain Wagu burger with tomato, lettuce and mayo. The patty of meat was marinated delicious!!! It almost tastes like its marinated in teriyaki sauce. However, I ordered it med, but it was more med-​well. The plain fries were good. Crispy and hot, small shoestring style.
We did order the pickle appetizer, but I wasn’t really a fan. My friend loved it though!
Overall: I liked it. Not my fav burger in town, but not the worst. I will come back someday I’m sure, because I did enjoy the flavor of the burger patty and the service was good.

I’ve been on the search for the best burger in Vegas, and have failed a many times. But I have finally found my fave burger in VEGAAAAAAS!!! WOOooooooo!
IT’s the KIKI BURGER. The flavors are amazing. I didn’t think I was going to like it, so I ordered a kalbi burger, while my friend ordered the kiki. And I am so glad she got this so that I can walk away in peace, knowing where to come back when I want to stuff my face with the amazingness of burger heaven.
I personally am a huge fan of a burger tasting closer to a classic burger, but to the next level due to something special. If that’s you, then the kiki burger will satisfy your needs. The kalbi burger, on the other hand, would be enjoyable for one that really likes fusion flavors. I love korean food, and korean flavors, but for some reason, I’ve noticed that I don’t like it when it’s combined with other food types (like burgers, tacos, burritos, sushi, etc.)
Fried Calamari– ⁴⁄₅ Pretty dang good. The breading is on the lighter side, which I love, but I’ve had better. I can’t complain that it comes with different type of veggies, and the sauce was amaaaaaaazing.
Service was ON POINT, but they can get a busy so you’ll have to waive down a waiter for your water/​drinks to be refilled. I’ll have to come back and check out the HH some time.

Ronin burger, you get 5 stars on your own. Sooooo good. It’s an explosion of flavor in your pie hole! Wow!!!
5 stars for selection, fast and friendly service, value, location, and TASTE!
MUST HAVE: oxtail chili cheese fries and Ronin burger.
I will definitely come back to try their other food items.