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    Menya TIGRE

    4.5 (458 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:45 PM

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    Surf & Turf curry, Karaage Chicken curry
    Angel H.

    Service was great & friendly staff! The food was good too! i loved how crunchy the shrimp tempura was! the curry had great flavor too. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The vibes inside are casual which make it perfect to catch up with friends.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Karaage sando
    Tammy C.

    Came here on a Sunday afternoon for lunch and was seated immediately at the patio. I had the karaage sando when it used to be Anzu when they had their own location. But they have now joined with Menya Tigre since then. I remembered their sando being delicious so didn't pursue the menu too long. You get a choice of dipping sauce. I like either the jalapeño ranch or the sriracha aioli and had a hard time deciding which one I liked more, lol. Service was quick and I appreciated that they kept checking if we needed water on the very hot day. I'll be back to check the menu from Menya soon!

    Karaage Curry
    Levis K.

    Delicious food, fairly priced and good service. Tried this place out on a warm weekend and sat outside. We were greeted and seated fairly quickly - total plus when you're hungry. The food was great! The karaage was delicious, had a crispy exterior and a juicy and warm interior. The curry was flavorful and the spicy fried garlic they have on the table gives a great boost of flavor and good spicy kick, too. The service was good - our server checked up on us fairly frequently and did a great job at being courteous and also accurate with our orders. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Ambiance is as good as Sawtelle gets - busy street with heavy foot traffic. Not extremely noisy even with the amount of people and cars passing by, but it's definitely an active area.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Overall, would come back here if I'm in the area. The food and service are worth it.

    Karaage
    Wayne G.

    Curry Curry Curry!! Do you love Curry? I think if you're into curry you gotta check out Menya Tigre. Came on a Sunday around noon. Got seated right away. Was able to try the keema noodle and some of the tsukemen with a side of karaage. Everything was delicious and virtually as I expected plus more. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The place is pretty small but big on charm.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I don't think Menya Tigre gets talked about as much as other shops in Sawtelle so lets get this one going! Parking: street VERDICT: Rinse and repeat

    Salad 9/10
    Dan B.

    This place was so good! They are making food well above what the price is. Definitely coming back soon hungry for more.

    Tsukemen
    Chanson Z.

    Rating: 7.5/10 First time trying this spot and was pretty satisfied. Parking in this area is tough so we ended up paying $10 for a spot in a garage. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The restaurant inside was small but lively.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The service was great and the waiter was very nice. We ordered the tsukemen dipping ramen with chasu, 10 piece karaage, and shrimp tempura. The noodles were perfectly chewy. The broth was tasty and very rich. The karaage was alright tbh, pretty heavily breaded, but the sauces (jalapeño ranch and sriracha aioli) were tasty. The shrimp tempura was mid, and served with the tartar sauce kinda reminded me of fish sticks. Would come back just for the tsukemen!

    pork katsu curry and chashu ramen
    Lauren H.

    Curry lovers need to check this place out! Having tried both the katsu curry rice and curry ramen, both are hearty and filling. The rice dish comes with a huge piece of katsu, and the soup of the curry ramen is very thick, rich and flavorful. The portions are large and feels worth the price. The food comes out fast and I am lucky to have been be seated right away upon arriving. Parking is rough in this area, probably just on the street.

    Vegan curry mazemen
    Melanie G.

    Came on a Monday around noon and was able to be seated right away. Service was a little slow and not super attentive. I got the vegan curry mazemen ($1 extra charge for vegan). Interestingly, it came with a pico de gallo which I've never seen fused for mazemen. I still prefer traditional flavors for mazemen. But the flavors were good and plentiful. The curry, green onions and chili all worked together well. I liked the noodles because they were thick and chewy/bouncy. In mazemen fashion, they do offer a small portion of rice to eat after with what's left!

    Limited edition red ramen
    Julia G.

    Wanted to try a different spot on Sawtelle so we dined at Menya Tigre! This spot is more well known for their curry dishes (and they also serve fresh karaage which my friend loved). I opted for what seems to be a limited edition red ramen, since it was on a poster in store instead of the main menu. Overall it was good, but I think I would've liked more flavor and heat and I definitely would not choose it over other ramen spots in Sawtelle. [[HIGHLIGHT]]However the staff was super friendly, service is quick, there was no line, and there is both indoor and outdoor seating.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Good option if other spots are too busy or you want several different options to choose from (chicken, curry, ramen) for your group.

    Jeff H.

    Ordered curry ramen for $17.50. It was unique having curry in ramen. Street parking only.

    Mazemen
    Pipoca C.

    Pretty good mazemen. My typical go-to for mazemen was closed on a Monday so popped into Menya for a bite [[HIGHLIGHT]]Service was prompt and helpful and the place was fairly cozy.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]They have a nice outdoor patio if temperatures are accommodating[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I ordered mine without the pico de gallo or corn, as those ingredients lended a more fusion taste that I wasn't particularly seeking. I'd probably return just to try the curry dishes

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    Hanna P.

    always so good! felt so heavy after lol definitely needed a walk. I love that they have bendy straws and sporks. Curry is very flavorful and not overly salty. Cutlet is very crispy!

    Chashu Curry Tsukemen
    Tim H.

    Definitely need to try their ramen and ANZU karate joint! FOOD 4/5 Pork cutlet was thin, flavorful, and love how there's zero fat on it. The curry was good but not my fav ULTIMATE TSUKEMEN (Pork Cutlet)- ・100% Chicken Broth With House Blend Curry ・2 Pieces Pork Cutlet ・Soft Boiled Egg ・Bonito Flavor ・Menma , Green Onion CHASHU TSUKEMEN - Was suppose to come with 4 pieces but we only have (1 total) as shown on the picture on their site. ・100% Chicken Broth With House Blend Curry ・4 Pieces Chashu Pork ・Soft Boiled Egg ・Bonito Flavor ・Menma , Green Onion PARKING 3/5 Always tough finding parking on Sawtelle and within the perimeter CUSTOMER SERVICE 4/5 Standard attentive service, no issues. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Ambience was clean.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

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    Just moved to LA and my cousin took me here - amazing food - had their takoyaki, baked salmon roll and chashu ramen, will be returning soon.

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    When is the quietest hour to have lunch on a Saturday or sunday?

    Can you bring your own wine?

    This place is listed today as having outdoor seating. Is it still available? If it is, is it covered or heated? How many people can sit there? / April 10, 2023

    Thank you for your inquiry. Our outdoor seating refers to the patio that is originally part of our establishment, rather than a temporary addition due to the pandemic.… 

    Can you bring dogs on the patio?

    Yes

    Does any of the food contain nuts?

    As someone who is allergic to peanuts and tree nuts, I have eaten their tonkatsu curry and keema curry with no problem. Hope that helps!

    Is it possible to replace the pork chashu with chicken?

    Unfortunately, we don’t have chicken Chashu, but we can replace the pork Chashu with an soft boiled egg.

    Are there any vegetarian or pescatarian options?

    I was able to get the keema noodles with a plant based meat :)

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