11 Tigers

I had a wonderful experience at 11 Tigers! The servers were incredibly attentive, making sure we had everything we needed throughout our meal. The service was speedy, and the food came out much faster than expected.Their happy hour is also nice--definitely worth checking out!One thing to note: I'm not sure if there's an elevator, so if stairs might be an issue, I'd recommend calling ahead to confirm accessibility options.

Very hidden entrance, the restaurant is located upstairs. We went on a weeknight and the place was empty, but I can see it being more a vibe on weekends, with its dark atmosphere and decor decked out in tigers.They have a Happy Hour before 7PM, but honestly, it's not much of a steal since it comes down to $12, a normal price elsewhere. However, you are paying for presentation, as each of the drinks were intricate. Taste wise though, they were just ok. My Tiger Killer tasted very watered down with only a pineapple distinction.We got the Black Panther Curry ($28), which was delicious, packed with flavor, too much flavor if I might add. Luckily, they had rice to balance it out. Although not enough rice! I loved the charred smokey flavor of the steak. Their Tom Yum Fried Rice ($34) was presented lit up on fire, but I'm not entirely sure what it did other than add flamboyance, as the food wasn't hot or anything. The rice was both slightly tart and spice, but again, not enough. The provided Thai sauce helped heighten the seafood taste. Keep in mind the giant prawn take up half of the pot. Love the food and interior with some extra attention on presentation. But the price feels very absurd for the portions. I get they didn't have many patrons that night, but the service also left no breathing room, and an uncomfortable unwelcomed feeling as a result.

Food was good, pleasantly surprised at the dishes.The service was ok, the drinks took a long time to come.

This was such a fun surprise! I was looking for a place to meet a friend after work between Wall Street and Midtown with cocktails and options for both a vegetarian and a meat lover, and this ticked all of those boxes! It was a bit hard to find because it's behind a graffiti door that doesn't scream restaurant, but once you enter, you're transported to a very unique dining space. Every food item and drink we ordered was absolutely delicious, and the presentations were beautiful. The lighting is very low, so great for a date but less so if you have vision issues.

It was a surprised dinner and I had such a great time. There was a little bit of a wait time, but we didn't wait more than 20 min. They have some nice signature cocktails and great food selection. I highly recommend the tuna. It was perfect. Check this cute dinner speakeasy !

One of my favorite Thai restaurants in NYC. Decor is fun and food and drink creations are unique. The oysters are big and they have happy hour specials until 7pm. Service is very good!

A bit expensive, and probably more worth it for cocktails than for the food. I had the udon drunken noodles with mixed vegetables. The flavor was just alright, about on par with any other Thai restaurant on the city. The knockout tiger cocktail I had was a lot more interesting - a smoky drink with pandan flavor and subtle sweetness. The space has cool decor though, so makes for a nice spot to grab a drink.

Great service, great food. While it's not the most traditional and more modern it's still super good. The decor was a lot of tigers so it matches their name and description. The food was good good. More saucy and savory with a mild sweetness to the dishes. The spicy dishes were not too spicy and good for the flavor. They get quite some people in here and the entrance also looks like an apartment building. The drinks are nice and mellow. Good mixes with for everybody's taste. Would come here again to get more. Menu link below, comes in QR codehttps://www.11tigersnyc.com/menus

A trendy, instagrammable spot, which always gives me pause on if the food leans gimmicky or is actually good. Overall verdict is that it's pretty good, but it's a high price for what it is. You're paying for the ambiance, the plating, the gold flakes, perhaps.We got the tuna zuke, tuna rice cracker, black panther curry, and a pink panther cocktail. The tuna zuke was solid. The tuna rice cracker was delicious (loved the flavors in the fish and the crunch of the cracker). The curry was pretty good. It came with (not that much) noodles and the steak on top wasn't as tender as I'd hoped.They do have reasonably timed happy hours with small plates, so if I return I'd aim to come during that time again.

Hour long wait for a reservation, never ended up getting seated. Bartenders don't acknowledge patrons