Tiger Lils

Tiger Lil’s is wild on a Friday or Saturday night so depending on what time you go, I’d imagine you’d have vastly different experiences. The music is good, the decor is interesting, unique ambiance, drinks are fine, but (in pre COVID times or based on when it can operate at full capacity), it’s always crammed with people, hot as hell, and there always seemed to be a fight breaking out either inside or directly outside which ruins all the pros. It’s worth going once for sure, and I’ll probably return again at some point to give it another shot but if you go when it’s busy and especially later in the night on weekends - expect the above.

We had dinner before the place turns into a very crowded bar and it was fantastic. The food was great and the themed decor is over the top, if a little tacky, but still good fun. It was great to watch the place fill up over the night and have a dance before moving onto a less crowded spot. I was pleasantly surprised at what a good dinner spot it was.

We went here for dinner before a gig up the road at Capitol. Food choice was limited compared to some other venues, but what we did end up ordering was outstanding in both the quality and quantity. Dim lighting and some awesome interior design adds to the intended Asian theme of the place. We'll be back for sure. Drinks were reasonably priced also.

Friday night after work drinks and the place was nearly empty despite the happy hour until 6pm. We appreciate the fact that our group was moved to a function room at the rear which gave us more room but the music ended up being so loud that none of us could talk and most of us ended up leaving by 9pm. It appeared that the loud music was really only entertaining the staff because they had noone to serve and the DJ who was in his own little world. The food menu is very limited and not very appealing. Apart from this the venue looks great but is sadly lacking in the areas mentioned above.