Drunken Tiger

If you enjoy Korean food in a bar setting, check this place out!We went around 5pm and didn't have to wait for seating. Service was quick, attentive, and friendly.The food was the star of the show. We ordered corn cheese, tteokbokki, Korean fried chicken, Takoyaki, beef bulgogi, bulgogi fries, and Kimchi fried rice. Everything came in very reasonably sized portions and stuffed 4 very very hungry mouths highly recommend tteokbokki out of our entire order.Only issue I had was how warm it was inside the restaurant. But other than that. Would recommend this place for great Korean food!

Should've came here sooner! Came in at 10:30 on a Friday night, place was pretty full, but got seated quickly. Inside the restaurant it was giving a dark bar vibe with cool murals. Service was very quick and efficient. The menu was presented by scanning a QR code. There were many great options to choose from. I ordered the Korean Fried wings with two flavors, Korean red (a spicy read Korean sauce) and pina (which was pineapple and sesame). The chicken came out hot, sauced up and crispy. We ordered some kimchi pork fries which was tasty. The steak style fries were hot and complimented the pork with kimchi. We also ordered the fried gizzards and they were great, they had pieces of fried garlic throughout and sliced serranos which added some extra heat. My least favorite dish was the fried ramen. It sounded interesting and I love eating dried ramen so I figured Id try it. It was fried ramen coated with cinnamon and sugar. Perhaps it could be a good side dish for drinking, but it was a little lacking for me. I did enjoy snacking on it later. All in all we paid $110 including a 20% tip. It wasn't the cheapest dinner but it was worth the value. Definitely will be back to try some more of the dishes. You should try them out next time you're in Mesa!

Im probably going to keep coming here until ive tried everything on the menu. This is a Korean spot. They have qr code menus with really good small portion bar food and a ton of soju options. I wanted the watermelon soju served IN A WATERMELON but they were out at the time. We went really late, maybe 10:30 on a Saturday. We had the blueberry soju and some appetizers which were soooo good.My bf ordered the korean chicken bbq meal...twice. He finished all of it lolWe also had the tteok kochi (if you like spicy order this...its got a sticky rice chew to it thats addictive) DO NOT GET IF YOU DNT LIKE SPICE. And we got takoyaki. It was good the sauce they put on it was good, not sure if they used potato on the inside with a little octopus meat but it tasted like potato.

I was surprised by this place. Our friend swears by the chicken karagge - it is very traditional and yummy. I also love the tteokbokki - a surprising spicyness with great flavor. Inside is a little interesting - no need to dress up unless you want!

The food was delicious, the service was great and the atmosphere was perfect. More of a club but not entirely a club. Will definitely be coming back

Drunken Tiger in Mesa is a fantastic place to relax and enjoy some great food and drinks! The happy hour deals were absolutely amazing--excellent prices and a good variety of options to choose from. The atmosphere is vibrant and fun, making it a perfect spot to hang out with friends. The staff are attentive and friendly, ensuring a wonderful experience every time. Highly recommend stopping by for happy hour and beyond!

Best Korean food AZ has to offer. No complaints on any of the dishes. They offered a bunch of Korean pub food. The watermelon drink was so good!!! Although food is not anywhere near the LA Food I'm used to. Vibes were specular

I've never been big on tofu but I tried it.I'm still not big on tofu. But I tried it.I won't be trying tofu again for awhile.But if you like good food... After an unexpected layover at a local private airport, I found myself with a couple of hours to spare. Hungry and tired, I stumbled upon Drunken Tiger, a Korean restaurant not far from the tarmac. The experience was surprisingly refreshing, a perfect respite from the demands of flying.The moment I walked in, the lively beats of K-Pop music enveloped the space, infusing a vibrant energy that was almost palpable. It was a stark contrast to the quiet hum of my jet's cockpit and exactly what I needed to rejuvenate. The music, loud but not overbearing, added a layer of authenticity to the atmosphere.What truly set Drunken Tiger apart was its staff. Despite my limited time and obvious fatigue, they were incredibly accommodating, ensuring a swift but enjoyable dining experience. Their attentiveness and efficiency were remarkable, allowing me to relax without worrying about the time.Though I didn't delve much into the intricacies of the cuisine, the overall ambiance of Drunken Tiger made my brief layover a delightful interlude. It's a gem worth visiting, especially for those seeking a quick escape from the demands of a hectic schedule.

Love this place. Service, food, and atmosphere is fantastic!!! Everything on the menu is tasty!!Great place to hang with friends, drinks and eat.

Vibes were good. Food was a 5/5 and if I didn't have work after this visit, I would've ordered a soju drink as a perfect combination to these dishes. The service was spot on and the spice level was just perfect. The Fire corn cheese was exactly what I needed ,in terms of spice, pork belly goodness, and sweet corn. The kimchi fried rice , hit the spot with the carbs we needed and the perfect taste of kimichi.