Tiger Fork DC Restaurant Review

Washington, DC

Chinese bistro for contemporary takes on Hong Kong dishes, matched by herb-infused cocktails. - Tiger Fork


3.90

out of 5

Good

Restaurant/Food rating breakdown

iconTaste

4
iconValue

4
iconLikelihood of us eating here again.

4
iconPresentation

4
iconCleanliness

4
iconLocation

4
iconService

3.5
Quick Tip

Make a reservation for weekend dinner.

Food/Drink we tried

Victoria Harbour ($12)
4.5/5

Victoria Harbour ($12)

Silky, creamy, semisweet

Nathan Road ($17)
4/5

Nathan Road ($17)

Smooth and not too strong

Chinese Kitchen ($17)
4/5

Chinese Kitchen ($17)

Bartender lights the cinnamon stick for a smokey feel

Salt & Pepper Calamari
4/5

Salt & Pepper Calamari

Well seasoned & crispy

Beef Brisket Chow Fun ($25)
4.5/5

Beef Brisket Chow Fun ($25)

Delicious, lots of meat & nice flavor

Monkey King Bread ($12)
4/5

Monkey King Bread ($12)

Sweet, wish the bread was a bit softer


Bottom Line

What we loved

    What we did not like

      Verdict

      We had a great experience at Tiger Fork DC. While the restaurant is tucked away in an alley, which made it a little tricky to find, the delicious food and drinks were well worth the effort. We started with the Salt & Pepper Calamari, which was perfectly crispy and seasoned. For our main course, we shared the Beef Brisket Chow Fun, and it was fantastic – flavorful with plenty of tender brisket.

      We also enjoyed the creative cocktails. The Victoria Harbour was silky smooth and semisweet, while the Nathan Road was a bit stronger but still very enjoyable. The Chinese Kitchen, with its flaming cinnamon stick, was a fun and flavorful experience. The Monkey King Bread was a tasty dessert, though we would have preferred it a bit softer.

      The service was friendly and attentive, and the ambiance was pleasant. While the location is a bit unusual, we appreciated the unique atmosphere. We'll definitely be back, especially for happy hour at the bar.


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