Jason F.
4/15/2025
I stopped by here a couple of weekends ago with my wife and kids for dinner. This was actually our second time ordering from Grapow and both times we used toast which is what their website took us...
Grapow
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411 S Craig St
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Grapow, located in Pittsburgh, PA, draws inspiration from Asian street food culture, bringing the vibrant flavors of the bustling markets to its customers. The menu showcases a variety of dishes such as spicy stir-fries, aromatic curries, and savory noodles, all crafted with fresh, traditional ingredients.
Derived from the popular Thai dish "Pad Kra Pao," Grapow captures the essence of street food with its lively and casual atmosphere, ensuring an authentic dining experience. From flavorful Grapow Signature Bites to aromatic curries like Green Curry, each dish is thoughtfully prepared to offer a taste of Asian culinary delights.
Whether you're craving a bowl filled with aromatic Thai basil stir-fry or a comforting bowl of Gai-Toon (Chicken Noodle Soup), Grapow's diverse menu has something for everyone seeking a memorable and authentic Asian dining experience.
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4.517 reviews
Tiffany Y.
8/25/2025
Grapow restaurant serves a variety of street foods and beverages that are inspired by Thailand, China, Korea, and other Asian countries. I ate lunch here one time. I used a kiosk to order and...
Elizabeth F.
6/19/2025
It's Saturday and I'm at the book fest at the main Carnegie Library. I'm getting hungry so decided to give Grapow a try. Walking in other fellow festival goers had the same idea. They're is still...
Mike B.
5/31/2025
If you start from an understanding that this is a fast casual destination, it's fine. Some generic Asian fusion with various combinations of rice, noodles, and protein (with limited vegetables)....
Phoebe L.
6/18/2025
So, so good! Like others have mentioned, this is some of the most authentic Thai food I've had in Pittsburgh. It's advertised as a fast-casual/street food spot, but I was genuinely impressed by...
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