Chef Sheridan Su has been on the Las Vegas foodie
radar for years. Since being the youngest executive chef on The Strip to his
humble beginnings as a food truck owner of Great Bao, Chef Sheridan strives for
taste perfection. He even got a shot on Food Network’s Chopped last year.
Although, he didn’t make it to be the Chopped Champion, he will always be a
taste champion in my book. Chef Sheridan’s good luck strikes again with restaurant
digs in the Eureka Casino, just east of The Strip. The interior has a diner-feel
with iridescent red vinyl covered seats and counter-dining area if you’re on the
go. A mural adorns the wall charting Chef Sheridan’s beginnings in the “626”
and Great Bao food truck. Now with a full-size kitchen, the menu is far more extensive
and will suit anyone’s taste buds. Let’s take a look at some of the classics
and new items.
Every time I come to Vegas,
Great Bao was always our first stop to have lunch and savor the flavor of the
bao. These classic Great Bao items have been carried over to Fat Choy. The following
are from my first visit to Great Bao and the taste has been consistent every time I eat them:
“Pork Belly Bao is pork belly with pickled mustard greens and crushed
peanuts. OMG! This bao is to die for! The pork belly is soft like butter and is
melt-in-your-mouth delicious! The crushed peanuts add a crunchy texture and
flavor reminiscent of Asian cuisine. Thumbs up, way Tup!”
To read more and see slideshow, please visit: http://www.examiner.com/review/fat-choy-soars-high-above-its-great-bao-beginnings-las-vegas-nv
Mahalo,
OC Food Diva
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