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Get your every day food truck fix at Graffiti on King Street

Food-truck concept inspired Graffiti is set to roll up its window to the people of Perth this October.

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Serving up artisan coffee from West Australian supplier Blacklist, with gourmet-to-go eats straight from the wood-fire grill, Graffiti is set to bring delicious food and quality coffee hits to the city centre.

Well-known local street artist, Daek William, completed a mural today at Graffiti that highlights the eatery in bright colours with interesting and detailed touches.

A continuation of his series of profiles and faces that he has carried across several spaces in Perth, the piece is imaginative and colourful and brings to life the urban and alternative personality of Graffiti.

Graffiti opens on King Street (opposite His Majesty’s Theatre) Wednesday, October 4th.


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