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Wow! Didn't know they moved closer to downtown. What a cute spot. Love the wallpaper and set up inside. They have lots of seating outside as well. We tried everything on the menu and enjoyed our time there. Well worth the visit for Filipino food.
Super adorable Filipino restaurant with great food, decor and service. Love supporting Asian-owned family-run businesses. They have a great menu filled with amazing drinks both tea and coffee options, hot appetizers like bao buns and dumplings, and traditional rice plates and noodles. The plates were beautifully presented and the food came out fresh. You order at the front before sitting. We started with beef lumpia. They were crispy on the outside and tender filling inside. The lechon kawali was a little on the dry side but the taste was great with the tamarind aioli sauce. The skin was thick and very crispy. The cucumber salad and pickled onions were refreshing and paired very well with the richness of the pork belly. The jasmine rice was topped with crunchy garlic. The lemongrass chicken BBQ skewers was nicely charred and flavored perfectly. The pancit was a little sticky and not as seasoned as we had hoped. Lots of veggies though. The salted ube caramel latte was absolutely amazing! The portion sizes here were good for sharing. The parking was a nice lot nearby. The bathroom was well kept.
No wait at 3 PM on a Sunday, but crowds came in waves. There's a covered patio in the front for seating, and 3 tables inside. You order at the counter and then they give you a number to take to your chosen table. The decor is pure technicolor 60's/70's Filipino kitsch and it's amazing. The star of the show is the food. We ordered the calamansi lemonade and the Siargao Summer with tapioca pearls, the Five Spice BBQ Liempo and the Mochi-Fried Chicken rice plates, and the spicy vegan dumplings. For those worried about spice levels, everything listed as "spicy" is quite mild overall. The drinks were AMAZING. They would have gotten 5 stars just for those. The Siargao Summer truly tastes like a tropical summer in a cup. Then our food came, and the flavors were all off the charts. The BBQ Liempo had that perfect balance of sweet and savory, and was grilled to perfection. The mochi-fried chicken was crispy and was delicious with the adobo glaze. We found ourselves wishing they could just sell bottles of the tamarind-garlic aioli. The vegan dumplings were also a great take on chili oil wontons. All in all, we're bummed Lucky Tigre doesn't have a West Coast outpost, because the flavors are truly incredible! We're happy we at least got the chance to swing by, and hope we'll get the chance again in the future.
I had seen this place online and was excited to try it. The girls at the counter welcomed us in upon entry and promptly brought us our order. It was nice to have the option to sit inside or outside but there was no air conditioning inside. From what we ordered, the food was very average. We asked for the lumpia and the lechón dish. Both items were pretty bland but the white garlic sauce from the lechón saved it a little bit. I will have to make a separate review for their matcha if I come back.
Lucky Tigre was a local recommendation and I'm so glad we listened. It was walking distance from CoHatch where I was working for the day. It was so busy when we arrived which is a good sign! We waited in line for about 30 minutes but it was worth the wait. A regular recognized we were newbies and recommended the pulled chicken adobo and all their drinks so that's what we ordered. We ordered the beef lumpia to start too! The pulled chicken adobo was served with coconut rice, cucumbers, and onions. This was so delicious. The pulled chicken adobo literally fell off my fork. The beef lumpia was so good. We started with 6 pieces. Good started to share! Nice and crispy! Love that it was beef and not pork. My drink was the iced ube salted caramel latte. So delicious and beautiful! Flavors on point! This place is super casual, but comfortable. Limited seating on the inside. There are picnic tables to share on the outside too.
First time here and expectations were met! I really love the vibe of the place but when I stepped inside it was a bit on the warmer side just an fyi if you plan eating there. The food was delicious too! I can't stop thinking about the pulled chicken adobo. The beef lumpia was also amazing! Next time I want to try their coffee as I hear good things about it.
Pretty good Filipino food in Tampa. There are not a lot of Filipino restaurant choices in Tampa and this one didn't disappoint. The menu is pretty simple from starters, baos, and rice plate dishes. They have a good selection of drinks- matcha, Filipino inspired beverage, and expresso drinks. We decided to get three rice plates- longanisalog, Lechon kawali, and mochi fried chicken. The plates came with atchara- pickled vegetables usually papaya, cucumber salad, and garlic fried rice. All were good accompaniment. The Lechon kawali was good- crispy skin and good with accompanying dips- I prefer mang Tomas lechon sauce or vinegar. The mochi fried chicken is flavorful and delicious. Longanisa is a Filipino sausage- it was good. The calamansi juice is really good. Expresso drinks doesn't have a strong flavor. Make sure to make room for dessert- we had the halo halo and we shared it. It was good with the ube ice cream - it needs leche flan to elevate it a little more but it would do. Place has indoor and outdoor seatings. Service is attentive. Ample of street parking. Definitely would come back.
The food, the service, the drinks, the environment, the people. It's all top notch. I was so sorry to see the other location close, I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw this place. Missed the food so much! Can't wait to go back again and again. The lumpia... come on!
So good. Ample amount of parking in the lot and free street parking. Good customer service. Great drinks, food, and locally baked desserts. I've visited the previous location in SOHO numerous of times and this is my first time at the new location is old west tampa. All the vibes are still there but you are now able to sit inside, bar seating, or patio seating for a nice day (with outside outlets). Julie one of the owners was very sweet and enthusiastic when i walked and when others walked in. I ordered the Smores Ube cookie, Ube donut (both from ngoc bakery) and the salted caramel ube latte. The latte was very delicious, my only thing I would wish differently and that I ordered jsut one more shot for more of a coffee taste. The latte was perfectly balanced, tasted all the flavors: salt, ube, caramel, coffee and it wasn't too sweet at all, which i love! I've tried (from the other location) dumplings, bowls, lumpia, and I truly appreciate the vegan/plant based options, especially plant based pork which i find rare at a lot of restaurants. 10/10 would visit again!
Came in after seeing them post about their coffee and pastries on Instagram. They had free parking on the street so I walked over and inside is so cute. I ordered a salted Ube caramel latte and a tiger spiced banana muffin. It didn't take long for it to be ready and the lady behind the counter was so incredibly sweet. My drink was delicious I watched her put Ube at the bottom and mixed with the espresso and it was so Yumm!! Also, I really enjoyed the tiger spice banana muffin, beautiful spices swirled inside the banana muffin it was very good. Definitely will be back to try their full menu!
Chill staff and vibes, great food. Lots of free street parking outside. Pretty quick service and the Filipino food is awesome. Lumpia (not pictured) is a definite must and great small app. We also got pancit topped with lechon and that was juicy fatty and crunchy all in one glorious bite. Tocino "spam"silog with a fried egg was also so flavorful and comes with tasty garlic rice.
So Lucky Tigre started as a food truck and now they have an actual restaurant. That's how you know you're doing something right. It's owned by this husband and wife team - a proper dynamic duo - and when you're inside, it feels like you're just hanging out in their kitchen. Which I guess technically you kind of are? But in the best way possible. Very intimate. You can see the love and care they put into everything. I had the lemongrass chicken skewers, pork dumplings, and shrimp lumpia. All of it was just...muah. You can taste that these are people who've been perfecting their recipes for years. This isn't just food - it's their story on a plate. And here's the thing - they have shirts that say "Feeling Lucky" and I bought one. Because yes, yes I am feeling lucky. And also because when a mom and pop spot has merch, you have to support that. It's basically the law. So yeah, West Tampa. Great food, beautiful people doing their thing. You should absolutely check it out.
Came for a weekday lunch and opted for the lemongrass BBQ chicken skewer rice plate. I really enjoyed it. The chicken skewers were lean, and the BBQ glaze was incredibly appetizing. I loved the crispy, well-browned exterior and the layered sweetness from the marinade. The jasmine rice was wonderfully aromatic, with the garlic flavor coming through clearly. The rice was fluffy and full of flavor on its own. The atcharaa tasted authentic and would work well as a palate cleanser, though I'll admit I'm personally not a big fan of ginger, so it leaned a bit too gingery for me. The cucumber salad, however, was extremely refreshing and balanced out the richness of the rice and the hearty sweetness of the chicken beautifully. The plate doesn't look large at first glance, but it was very satisfying. The flavors and portion were just right. I left feeling full, yet still wishing for maybe one more bite. Big shoutout to the interior decor as well. I would say even without tasting the food, the authentic decoration is a good cue for me to know I can expect a great meal. The walls are decorated with commercial artwork that may look just retro at first, but is actually very authentic and historically meaningful. As a Taiwanese kid, seeing traditional Tiger Balm advertisements and postwar posters from a time when U.S. and Western aid played a major role in East Asia genuinely made my heart sing. I never lived through that era, but I remember those images from history textbooks. Seeing them here, along with the floral tablecloths, really brought a smile to my face.
Hands down, some of the best Filipino food I've had in Tampa! Probably the only Filipino food around here HA! Everything tasted so authentic, fresh, and packed with flavor. Everything we ordered was SO good and didn't disappoint. You can really tell how much care goes into the food. I'm already looking forward to going back and trying more dishes from the menu. Definitely a must-try in Tampa! What I ordered: - Beef lumpia with sweet chili carrot vinegar - Pulled chicken adobo braised in coconut milk, garlic, black peppercorns, bay leaf, soy sauce, and vinegar - PANCIT (sotanghon guisado) stir fried bean thread noodles, bell peppers, celery, snow pea & carrot - Ube marshmallow cookie read more
18 days ago
Lucky Tigre is the bomb. The entrance is small but they make great use of their outdoor space. We came for coffee and left with lumpia and a dot cake for the anniversary. The lumpia is always delicious. I intended to take it home but ate there sooo good. The dot cake I could have done without. I had high hopes but the dots were super crunchy. Everyone working was super pleasant and service was quick. Shout out to Zo. Nice to chat with her read more
Oh boy, i am in love with this quaint restaurant. There aren't many tables available inside but they do offer outdoor seating. Parking can be a little tight, only 3 in the back of the restaurant. I was very impressed with the food. The mochi chicken was super flavorful. While the side of rice was good, i would've preferred a side of pancit or salad. Loved the red cabbage goodness and cucumber relish. No complaints. Will def be back. read more
14 days ago
Wow! Didn't know they moved closer to downtown. What a cute spot. Love the wallpaper and set up inside. They have lots of seating outside as well. We tried everything on the menu and enjoyed our time there. Well worth the visit for Filipino food. read more
Super adorable Filipino restaurant with great food, decor and service. Love supporting Asian-owned family-run businesses. They have a great menu filled with amazing drinks both tea and coffee options, hot appetizers like bao buns and dumplings, and traditional rice plates and noodles. The plates were beautifully presented and the food came out fresh. You order at the front before sitting. We started with beef lumpia. They were crispy on the outside and tender filling inside. The lechon kawali was a little on the dry side but the taste was great with the tamarind aioli sauce. The skin was thick and very crispy. The cucumber salad and pickled onions were refreshing and paired very well with the richness of the pork belly. The jasmine rice was topped with crunchy garlic. The lemongrass chicken BBQ skewers was nicely charred and flavored perfectly. The pancit was a little sticky and not as seasoned as we had hoped. Lots of veggies though. The salted ube caramel latte was absolutely amazing! The portion sizes here were good for sharing. The parking was a nice lot nearby. The bathroom was well kept. read more
No wait at 3 PM on a Sunday, but crowds came in waves. There's a covered patio in the front for seating, and 3 tables inside. You order at the counter and then they give you a number to take to your chosen table. The decor is pure technicolor 60's/70's Filipino kitsch and it's amazing. The star of the show is the food. We ordered the calamansi lemonade and the Siargao Summer with tapioca pearls, the Five Spice BBQ Liempo and the Mochi-Fried Chicken rice plates, and the spicy vegan dumplings. For those worried about spice levels, everything listed as "spicy" is quite mild overall. The drinks were AMAZING. They would have gotten 5 stars just for those. The Siargao Summer truly tastes like a tropical summer in a cup. Then our food came, and the flavors were all off the charts. The BBQ Liempo had that perfect balance of sweet and savory, and was grilled to perfection. The mochi-fried chicken was crispy and was delicious with the adobo glaze. We found ourselves wishing they could just sell bottles of the tamarind-garlic aioli. The vegan dumplings were also a great take on chili oil wontons. All in all, we're bummed Lucky Tigre doesn't have a West Coast outpost, because the flavors are truly incredible! We're happy we at least got the chance to swing by, and hope we'll get the chance again in the future. read more
I had seen this place online and was excited to try it. The girls at the counter welcomed us in upon entry and promptly brought us our order. It was nice to have the option to sit inside or outside but there was no air conditioning inside. From what we ordered, the food was very average. We asked for the lumpia and the lechón dish. Both items were pretty bland but the white garlic sauce from the lechón saved it a little bit. I will have to make a separate review for their matcha if I come back. read more
Lucky Tigre was a local recommendation and I'm so glad we listened. It was walking distance from CoHatch where I was working for the day. It was so busy when we arrived which is a good sign! We waited in line for about 30 minutes but it was worth the wait. A regular recognized we were newbies and recommended the pulled chicken adobo and all their drinks so that's what we ordered. We ordered the beef lumpia to start too! The pulled chicken adobo was served with coconut rice, cucumbers, and onions. This was so delicious. The pulled chicken adobo literally fell off my fork. The beef lumpia was so good. We started with 6 pieces. Good started to share! Nice and crispy! Love that it was beef and not pork. My drink was the iced ube salted caramel latte. So delicious and beautiful! Flavors on point! This place is super casual, but comfortable. Limited seating on the inside. There are picnic tables to share on the outside too. read more
3 months ago
First time here and expectations were met! I really love the vibe of the place but when I stepped inside it was a bit on the warmer side just an fyi if you plan eating there. The food was delicious too! I can't stop thinking about the pulled chicken adobo. The beef lumpia was also amazing! Next time I want to try their coffee as I hear good things about it. read more
Pretty good Filipino food in Tampa. There are not a lot of Filipino restaurant choices in Tampa and this one didn't disappoint. The menu is pretty simple from starters, baos, and rice plate dishes. They have a good selection of drinks- matcha, Filipino inspired beverage, and expresso drinks. We decided to get three rice plates- longanisalog, Lechon kawali, and mochi fried chicken. The plates came with atchara- pickled vegetables usually papaya, cucumber salad, and garlic fried rice. All were good accompaniment. The Lechon kawali was good- crispy skin and good with accompanying dips- I prefer mang Tomas lechon sauce or vinegar. The mochi fried chicken is flavorful and delicious. Longanisa is a Filipino sausage- it was good. The calamansi juice is really good. Expresso drinks doesn't have a strong flavor. Make sure to make room for dessert- we had the halo halo and we shared it. It was good with the ube ice cream - it needs leche flan to elevate it a little more but it would do. Place has indoor and outdoor seatings. Service is attentive. Ample of street parking. Definitely would come back. read more
The food, the service, the drinks, the environment, the people. It's all top notch. I was so sorry to see the other location close, I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw this place. Missed the food so much! Can't wait to go back again and again. The lumpia... come on! read more
8 months ago
So good. Ample amount of parking in the lot and free street parking. Good customer service. Great drinks, food, and locally baked desserts. I've visited the previous location in SOHO numerous of times and this is my first time at the new location is old west tampa. All the vibes are still there but you are now able to sit inside, bar seating, or patio seating for a nice day (with outside outlets). Julie one of the owners was very sweet and enthusiastic when i walked and when others walked in. I ordered the Smores Ube cookie, Ube donut (both from ngoc bakery) and the salted caramel ube latte. The latte was very delicious, my only thing I would wish differently and that I ordered jsut one more shot for more of a coffee taste. The latte was perfectly balanced, tasted all the flavors: salt, ube, caramel, coffee and it wasn't too sweet at all, which i love! I've tried (from the other location) dumplings, bowls, lumpia, and I truly appreciate the vegan/plant based options, especially plant based pork which i find rare at a lot of restaurants. 10/10 would visit again! read more
8 months ago
Came in after seeing them post about their coffee and pastries on Instagram. They had free parking on the street so I walked over and inside is so cute. I ordered a salted Ube caramel latte and a tiger spiced banana muffin. It didn't take long for it to be ready and the lady behind the counter was so incredibly sweet. My drink was delicious I watched her put Ube at the bottom and mixed with the espresso and it was so Yumm!! Also, I really enjoyed the tiger spice banana muffin, beautiful spices swirled inside the banana muffin it was very good. Definitely will be back to try their full menu! read more
7 months ago
Chill staff and vibes, great food. Lots of free street parking outside. Pretty quick service and the Filipino food is awesome. Lumpia (not pictured) is a definite must and great small app. We also got pancit topped with lechon and that was juicy fatty and crunchy all in one glorious bite. Tocino "spam"silog with a fried egg was also so flavorful and comes with tasty garlic rice. read more
So Lucky Tigre started as a food truck and now they have an actual restaurant. That's how you know you're doing something right. It's owned by this husband and wife team - a proper dynamic duo - and when you're inside, it feels like you're just hanging out in their kitchen. Which I guess technically you kind of are? But in the best way possible. Very intimate. You can see the love and care they put into everything. I had the lemongrass chicken skewers, pork dumplings, and shrimp lumpia. All of it was just...muah. You can taste that these are people who've been perfecting their recipes for years. This isn't just food - it's their story on a plate. And here's the thing - they have shirts that say "Feeling Lucky" and I bought one. Because yes, yes I am feeling lucky. And also because when a mom and pop spot has merch, you have to support that. It's basically the law. So yeah, West Tampa. Great food, beautiful people doing their thing. You should absolutely check it out. read more
10 months ago
Came for a weekday lunch and opted for the lemongrass BBQ chicken skewer rice plate. I really enjoyed it. The chicken skewers were lean, and the BBQ glaze was incredibly appetizing. I loved the crispy, well-browned exterior and the layered sweetness from the marinade. The jasmine rice was wonderfully aromatic, with the garlic flavor coming through clearly. The rice was fluffy and full of flavor on its own. The atcharaa tasted authentic and would work well as a palate cleanser, though I'll admit I'm personally not a big fan of ginger, so it leaned a bit too gingery for me. The cucumber salad, however, was extremely refreshing and balanced out the richness of the rice and the hearty sweetness of the chicken beautifully. The plate doesn't look large at first glance, but it was very satisfying. The flavors and portion were just right. I left feeling full, yet still wishing for maybe one more bite. Big shoutout to the interior decor as well. I would say even without tasting the food, the authentic decoration is a good cue for me to know I can expect a great meal. The walls are decorated with commercial artwork that may look just retro at first, but is actually very authentic and historically meaningful. As a Taiwanese kid, seeing traditional Tiger Balm advertisements and postwar posters from a time when U.S. and Western aid played a major role in East Asia genuinely made my heart sing. I never lived through that era, but I remember those images from history textbooks. Seeing them here, along with the floral tablecloths, really brought a smile to my face. read more
5 months ago
Daughters USF graduation trip and Came early on Sunday to make sure we got a table inside. Super friendly stuff and beautifully decorated inside, has a patio as well with plenty of tables. We ordered the beef lumpia's, pulled chicken adobo, and other two that I do not remember the names and everything was so delicious, the plates were left completely clean lol. Daughters ordered the strawberry matcha and the limonade and wow wow so good!! I recomend to come early if you want to grab a table inside. Can't wait to come back whenever we are in the Tampa area. read more
Oh my goodness! I've missed Filipino food so much! I'm in Tampa for a friend's bday celebration and I wanted something to munch on. I really lucked up with this spot being only about 9 mins from my hotel. I pulled up and wasn't expecting it to be a food truck, which was cool. I just ended up getting the food to go. The gal taking orders was really nice and offered to bring the food to my car. So kind! I told her I didn't mind walking back over though. I ordered the pandan mylk tea and my gosh! This was so so good. I finished it before I even got back to my hotel lol. For food I had the beef lumpia and pancit! AMAZING AND SO DELICIOUS!!! I'm lowkey mad I at it all already. I really enjoyed all the food and the drink. Highly recommend and I'd definitely go back! read more
9 months ago
I finally made it to Lucky Tigre! I was fortunate to arrive when they opened to beat the steady stream of customers in this cozy, upbeat spot. There are more items on the menu than their website. Since it was my first time, I wanted to order a few items. The hot Salted Ube Caramel Latte with coconut milk was subtle. The chili-carrot beef dumplings were exceptionally good nestled in a balanced sauce of heat and sweet. The pancit with egg had a lot of veggies mixed in, but needed more seasoning. I sat outside and the condiments (napkins, straws, water, etc.) are inside. So, I know to pour some sauces ahead when I get napkins. The food portions were ample. The coffee was pricey. Overall, I enjoyed this unique gem in West Tampa that is open on Sunday! read more
6 months ago
Our first time at Lucky Tigre and it exceeded expectations. Steeping inside, most would notice the vintage decor and retro vending machines. However, the friendly greeting and personable customer service was what caught my attention. The lemongrass chicken skewer and the mochi fried chicken were excellent. Great food and friendly service. I highly recommend! read more
I tried Lucky Tigre for the first time today and everything was amazing. The Salted Caramel Ube Latte was one of my favorite coffees that I have ever had in Tampa. The Beef Lumpia were perfectly crispy and the house made sauce that went with it was a great touch. I really liked the rice and cucumber that came with my crispy pork belly but the pickled cabbage (i believe?) that came with it really was the star for me and balanced the whole plate. The cashier that took my order was very friendly and helped me pick my order. Food came out reasonably quick and we enjoyed the weather outside. Highly recommend to anyone wanting to visit and absolutely will be back! read more
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Amazing experience, very welcoming staff and atmosphere. The food was absolutely DELICIOUS. Cannot go wrong, everything on the menu is a win!! read more
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This place is so cute and very cozy!! Not only are you able to get fun and delicious beverages but the food is absolutely amazing as well! The service was amazing and everyone there was extremely nice and welcoming. Definitely have to go back to try more things!! read more
1 year ago
Updated review! Had to come back and update by review after almost a year later. Went with some friends to check out the new brick and mortar and there have been so many improvements. Food was well balanced and really flavorful. My favorites were the mochi fried chicken and chicken skewers. Really juicy meat. Lechon was fantastic. Lumpia was perfect. Drinks were phenomenal. Pancit was not salty this time, but it definitely could've had more seasoning. The decor is amazing - great use of plants and yellows. Really great spot and I look forward to coming back more frequently. read more
2 years ago
First time visiting and I have to come back! I tried their spicy vegan dumplings, lemongrass BBQ chicken skewers and lucky fries (not pictured). I LOVE the skewers and really did enjoy the dumplings. The lucky fries is not for everyone honestly (if you're not a fan of sour it may mot be for you) but personally I liked the taste. The service was great as well! You may be a little skeptical when you pull up to the place but don't be alarmed at all. They have an outdoor sitting area. read more
6 months ago
Food came out quick! My favorite were the tocino pork dumplings. The chicken skewers and carrot dumplings were also phenomenal. read more
7 months ago
We were so excited to find some Filipino food in Tampa and the menu looked promising. The place is well decorated with ample seating inside and outside. The cashier and chef (believe they are the owners) were very friendly. We got the longsilog rice platter, pancit molo (dumpling soup), mochi fried chicken bites. The food was very yummy. For drinks, we got the matcha calamansi and Pandan coconut milk tea. The matcha calamansi was good but the milk tea was INCREDIBLE! The Pandan and coconut flavor was spot on. I've gotten Pandan drinks at other places and the flavor is usually nonexistent so HIGHLY recommend trying this drink out read more
I was excited to try this place because of the veggie options but a little too spicy for my taste. It's also a food truck not a physical location. They have outdoor tables with umbrellas but it was still really hot out. If you like spice though you'll enjoy it here. read more
4 months ago
Lucky Tigre has been on my "to try" list for so long and they blew me away!! Staff was so friendly. Cute/charming decor. The food was phenomenal. A bit of a wait but I can tell they prepare everything fresh (and they were a bit busy). The dumplings were cooked to perfection. Lemongrass bbq chicken reminded me of my mom's cooking so extra points for that. The star was the lechon kawali pork belly. So crispy!! We also got coffee and loved that they use Spaddy's. Julie and her team really have an amazing place here. My new favorite restaurant in Tampa. Definitely will be back to try the rest of the menu. read more
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Great little Filipino spot. Very casual. The staff and chefs are cool! I grew up eating a lot of Filipino food so for me it was nostalgic. It's a little bit off the beaten path but close enough to not be too far out. Give it a try. read more
4 months ago
Super yummy food, I loved the simple dishes with rice, with great flavors. And the deserts were amazing! Staff was friendly. Small place but cute. read more
2 years ago
Was on the hunt for Halo-Halo and discovered that Lucky Tigre moved locations to West Tampa from SoHo. It's currently located in a super cute food truck with an outdoor seating area complete with picnic tables and a restroom. The ordering experience was super easy and service was pretty quick. I came midday on a Sunday and it seemed to be moderately busy. Everyone there was really enjoying their food and drinks. The smells coming from the kitchen were absolutely amazing and I spotted an open flame grill which I believe is used for the skewers. Drink: My first time trying Halo-Halo and I was not disappointed! There were so many different inclusions and surprises in this shaved ice, milkey sweet drink. The homemade Ube ice cream was delicious and I loved the taste of the coconut milk. The coconut and langka (sweet jackfruit) added a freshness. The kaong (candied palm fruit) had an interesting chew to them and left me wanting more. Things to note are I don't believe my drink included the strawberry and mango fruit jellies. The sweet red beans (which I love!) had some textural differences like some were soft while others were on the firmer side. Totally recommend the Vegan Halo-Halo for an interesting and fun treat. I would 100% come back to try some of the limited time cold brews and syrup flavors! The lemongrass skewers are also calling my name. read more
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