What Happened to Bachi Burger After Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives?

Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, Season 14, Episode 10 Aired June 18, 2012

Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives featured Bachi Burger in the 'International Eats' episode (aired 2012-06-18), where Guy Fieri sampled the restaurant's Asian-inspired burger made from a blend of beef, pork and shrimp, served alongside oxtail chili cheese fries. The burger joint, founded in 2010 by two brothers in Las Vegas, grew to operate multiple locations around the city, including the Russell Road spot recorded here. According to Yelp, the Russell Road location's listing was updated in February 2026 and marks the restaurant as permanently closed; separate Yelp listings for the chain's Sahara Avenue and Windmill Lane locations, updated March 2026 and June 2026 respectively, likewise mark those addresses as permanently closed. Food Network's restaurant directory also lists Bachi Burger under a '(Closed)' heading.

Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, Season 19, Episode 13 Aired April 14, 2014

In the "Vegas Greats" clip episode revisiting Bachi Burger, Guy Fieri returned to the Asian-fusion burger spot to highlight its beef, pork, and shrimp blend patty, a signature build from the restaurant's original Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives visit. Bachi Burger built its reputation on internationally inspired burger toppings paired with an East-meets-West bar menu in Las Vegas.

Food Paradise, Season 14, Episode 9

Travel Channel's Food Paradise featured Bachi Burger in its "Best In Chow" episode, a burger concept created by two brothers blending their Asian-Hawaiian heritage with backyard American burger cooking. Las Vegas Weekly's dining critic once ranked the restaurant among the city's most important, citing its Asian-fusion flavors. Bachi Burger expanded to multiple Las Vegas addresses over the years, including locations on West Sahara Avenue, East Windmill Lane and West Russell Road. Yelp listings for the Windmill Lane and Russell Road addresses, both checked in 2026, mark those locations as closed, and Food Network's own restaurant directory also lists the business as closed, without a specific date. An OpenTable listing for the Sahara Avenue address, updated in 2026, does not carry a closure notice. The mixed, location-specific signals were not resolved further here; this entry records only the show's original appearance.