Toastface Grillah hosts Ghostface Killah! Perth cafe named after Wu-Tang Clan member gets surprise performance by the American rapper that inspired their name

They named their cafe Toastface Grillah in his honour.

But owners of a Perth toasted sandwich eatery were surely not expecting Wu-Tang Clan's Ghostface Killah to make a surprise visit.

While in Australia to promote his solo album, the New York rapper put on a very special performance at the establishment around lunchtime on Monday, in a lane-way outside the restaurant.  

Ghostface Killah! performs at Perth cafe named after him

Pop up gig: Wu-Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah performed a special pop-up gig on Tuesday for Perth fans outside Toastface Grillah

Named in his honour: The sandwich cafe in Perth's CBD was named in honour of the American rapper

'No words.........' Toastface told fans on their Facebook page next to a mobile phone video of the performance.

The International superstar appeared to know nothing about the local grilled toast restaurant when speaking to Triple J's Kyran Wheatley last Thursday, who told him about the the pun-tastic cafe.

'Oh, for real,' Ghostface said in surprise, adding: 'I might gotta go there and take a picture or something.'

'What they got in there? Toasted sandwiches, ok ok.'

And a few days later, the 44-year-old, who was born Dennis Coles in New York, did more than visit the place for a souvenir snap.

With his Clan: Ghostface Killah (in red) performed recently with his group Wu-Tang Clan at Riot Fest in Chicago

Packed in performance: Standing in the back of a ute in the graffiti riddled runway, the famous hip hop artist put on a show for the hundreds that crammed into the small area

Not so impromptu: The pop-up gig was organised by local app company

Solo success: The American rapper is in Australia to promote his solo album 36 Seasons

Taking a break? The star got the crowd revved up with their hands in the air although he sat perched on the back of the ute

A local company called HipFlask put up the money and arranged a private performance, before spreading the word through their new app.

Thousands turned out to watch the seemingly impromptu performance, which also featured local artists, Wisdom2th and DJ L$treet.

Ghostface got the crowd pumped from his 'stage' a flat tray ute that featured a 'for sale sign' in the window.

Fandemonium: Perth fans got the chance to get very up-close-and-personal with the star - one even taking a selfie almost on stage

Getting plugged in: Even as the 44-year-old Hip Hop artist set up his sound equipment, the crowd had their phone cameras out and recording

Kyran, clearly chuffed by what he prompted, tweeted: 'I told @GhostfaceKillah about @TFgrillah & then he played there. Insane.

'Also, guess that ute is more expensive now,' he added cheekily.

Earlier that morning Perth-based Hip Hop Emcee Wisdom2th took to his Instagram account to promote the gig in the CBD. 

Chat that started it all: Ghostface Killah did an interview on Triple J last Thursday, when DJ Kyran Wheatley pointed out the existance of the namesake restaurant

Taking the credit: Triple J DJ Kyran Wheatley first told Ghostface Killer about the sandwich shop during a radio interview last Thursday

Chuffed: Thrilled with his success, the radio host joked about his next goal

'So this is happening.. GHOSTFACE KILLAH TODAY. I'm on at 12.30pm, come on down!' He excitedly told fans.

Meanwhile, DJ L $treet later reflected on his career highlight earlier in the day.

'The first mc I ever heard on a rap record,' he captioned a shot with Ghostface Killah

'And I had the pleasure of opening up for the god in 2012.. but yesterday I finally got to meet @realghostfacekillah' he gushed. 

Meeting his idol: Local artist DJ L $treet got to meet his idol for the first time and posted a photo of the pair on Instagram

Sharing his Wisdom: Local Perth-based artists Wisdom2th also took to the stage and promoted his upcoming performance via social media with this photo