Tiger Cafe

5 Reviews on “Tiger Cafe”

• Nikki Leung

  Excellent Pho in Streatham.

  September 8, 2014, 2:31 am

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• Joe Meaney

  A treasure trove on Streatham High Road. This place is great. I read the reviews beforehand, was impressed enough to take a punt, and went in with my girlfriend. I admit, at first I wondered what the hell we were doing there, the lighting was a bit much and the instrumental version of Ob-la-de-ob-la-da was mildly irritating, but the service persuaded me to stay and the food then proved I was right to do so. My advice, stick to the (sadly more limited) Vietnamese menu, it is authentic and took me back to South East Asia. A wonderful place that is incredible value and really deserves to do more business.

  January 26, 2013, 5:59 pm

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• Hilda Ogden

  Best Vietnamese In town!. This place is Streatham’s best kept secret. As an earlier reviewer said, it doesn’t look like anything extraordinary, but the food is excellent. I have been to many trendy Vietnamese/Chinese restaurants around London and beyond, which are not as good and certainly do not offer good value compared to this restaurant.The Pho and Summer Rolls are my usual staples here, which are consistently good. Do try the Ca Kho To which is a rich saucy Catfish cooked in a clay pot. Heaven!The people who work here are lovely and down to earth, and always offer you a courteous service with a smile.

  June 13, 2012, 2:48 pm

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• Tony

  Tasty !. My family always order from Tiger, even after moving house, the food is always freshly cooked and very tasty.the restaurant which is very clean and has a very relaxing atmosphere, attentive staffI love Pho, WOULD THOROUGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

  May 9, 2010, 11:02 pm

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• Frank Darroch

  The Tiger Streatham Hig Rd. I must admit as i walked passed tiger restaraunt I assumed that it was another homiginised Noodle bar that you see in every high st. I was drawn in by its unusual menu. I opted for a takeaway ,a favorite of mine crispy belly pork not an unusual dish one might say . What was unusual however was the taste. crispy belly pork served with Bak Choy (Chinese Leaves) and fragrant rice It was every bit as good as you would get in china town and at 5.50m a pop it represents real value for money l. The pork was indeed crispy the fat sweet and creamy whilst the meat was tender and beutifully seasoned

  March 28, 2010, 3:50 pm

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