Tiger Bite

Sunshine

Enjoyed the pad Thai and brown sugar boba with less sweetness. Cute place for a quick bite, drinks or a family meal. Staff was kind. There are a couple tables outside.

Kevin Platt

The Good: The food itself was very good. Good flavors, spice level, etc. The meats were good quality. Above average for sure but not mind blowing. The Bad: I asked for an extra set of silverware.( So I had one to server everyone without using my own fork and spoon) The response was 'You have 4.' and then she started to count and point them out. I let it go, heaven forbid and extra spoon and fork in the auto-cleen tonight. I had ordered 3 meals, one small appetizer and a large one. We only received two of the meals and the appetizers. We I asked about it, I was told the third meal wasn't rung up. But I did the math, it was definitely on the bill. But again, I let it go. It was my first time here and I didn't want to cause a scene. And finally, it's tap water or $5-10 drinks. That's it. No basic tea, soda, etc. Now I love a good milk tea, chai, etc. but when you are already charging a premium for food you have to order from a counter off a menu board... You might find some mid level options. Overall I want to like this place. The food was above average. But the service, or lack of it, really put me and the folks with me off.

Logan Winiecke

Very clean and welcoming place to grab a bite to go or to enjoy in the restaurant. Food selection is great with my favs being the crab nachos and Bangkok Chicken. They also serve a ton of fun drinks! I loved my Mango Mohito (they don’t serve alcohol fyi). I also loved how they had a mini case full of pokemon products both sealed and loose if that fancies you.

Laura T

I ordered a brown sugar milk tea (non-dairy) boba with regular boba, at 50% sweetness, which cost 7.59 after tax. I do find that it is slightly more expensive than other places I have been too. The boba is chewy, not too sweet. The milk tea seems to have a soy-milk taste, which I enjoy! If you are coming here for boba, I highly recommend. Atmosphere is great, and the staff are very nice. There are a lot of outlet plugs, however, they do not have free wifi available, so this may not be the ideal study location for internet users. I did not try their food, but it all smelled really good! Will come back to try the food.

Spike Speedwell

Tiger Bite, a clever name for the restaurant. It is a family-owned restaurant setup primarily for takeout. There are 6 tables inside if you want to dine in, and a sitting area if you want to relax, stay out of the heat, and sip on one of those bubble tea things. Several families came in to day with kids just for the popular drinks. We asked the owner about the menu items. She walked us through the various compositions of the dishes describing the predominant flavors and the type of sauce. Our choice: N4 Peanut Curry Noodles: Stir-fried egg, broccoli, rice noodles, bean sprouts, green onions with peanut curry sauce, topped with crushed peanut with Shrimp, and C1 Buddha Delight: Stir-fried broccoli, baby corn, water chestnut, bamboo slice, mushroom, carrot with coconut curry sauce with Chicken. We went with the medium heat which was more than adequate with today’s heat index of 105. The food didn’t burn your mouth from the red pepper, but combined with the temperature of the food it did bring up your overall body temperature. The food was served very hot. A good thing to know when you make a to go order this winter. It is a pleasant, modern, brightly decorated restaurant, with a large screen TV playing nonstop Asian pop music. The owners are very nice friendly folks. The freshness of the food is remarkable, which made for two delicious meals. For other reviews laced with superfluous, time-wasting inessential information, sarcastic diatribe and subjective opinion, follow Spike S. on Yelp and Spike Speedwell on Google