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    Pig and Tiger

    4.5 (61 reviews)
    Open 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Cesar H.

    This was my third visit to Pig & Tiger, and somehow it's been just as good every time. I think what I like most is that nothing feels like it's on the menu just to fill space. Every dish we've tried has been thoughtful and full of flavor. This time the pork belly buns, chili wontons, and Taiwanese fried chicken were probably my favorites. The braised pork rice is another dish I don't think I'd ever get tired of ordering, and the crispy potatoes disappeared almost immediately. We also finished with dessert, and I'm really glad we did. The chocolate marquise was excellent, and the shaved ice was a fun way to end the meal. Three visits in, I still haven't had anything that made me think, "I wouldn't order that again." That's pretty rare.

    Dan Fan Noodles
    Patrick S.

    This is a hidden gem in our neighborhood that is special. We've intentionally waited to patronize this restaurant while they finessed their operation. This seemed to be the opportune time to go. Thursday night at 5:30 and things were already picking up. The traffic in and out was steady the entire time we were there and when we left at 7pm there was a small wait. Service was attentive and plentiful. Probably the one thing that held them back from five stars was a lack of interest in how we were enjoying our meal. Everything came quickly and was fresh and hot but not once did our waiter ask what we thought which is sadly one demarcation between good and great. Did it turn me off, no but it's a note to consider if anyone in this operation reads my review. Bao buns were spectacular. Five stars. Perfect combination of build your own. DanDan noodles were amazing. I'd go back again today for more. Flavorful and easily sharable. Five stars Green beans were amazing. Five stars Fried chicken was cooked perfectly and covered in a crunchy coating that complimented the tender chicken. Lived the hot honey and rice that accompanied the dish. Four stars only because it was messy. Lame I know. I had a gin n tonic with a lime twist that was really nice and we also had macadamia flavored coffee over ice which was also tasty. It was $140 out the door so not a budget conscious meal but worth every penny. We saw the fried chicken and noodles delivering to many tables. The seating ranged from two to six tops and seating at the bar accommodating 10. Great full service experience and on a busy night I would make a reservation.

    Gua bao
    Doen L.

    I've been wanting to try this place for a while! I love the logo of pig and tiger and the story behind it. I started off with the May mei, which is what my mom calls me, so it was special to see it as a drink. Loved it! Honestly, the drink menu here makes my heart so happy! They even have heysong soda as part of their desserts. We ordered the gua bao, the Dan Dan noodles, and the fried chicken and were very full! I saw that the fried chicken was one of their trade mark dishes - it was very fried, very crispy. I've probably never had crispier chicken! The rice that went along with it was so good and I loved that there was bokchoy pieces in there. Very cool to see their interpretations of dishes I've eaten growing up. So glad I tried it, would love to come back. It is on the pricier side for us, so we probably won't be back casually, but I'm so glad I got the experience. We had a reservation and the service was good. Everyone was friendly! Loved seeing all the plants in there. Definitely a nicer spot that isn't downtown!

    Willie L.

    I was excited to find a Taiwanese inspired restaurant in Denver. I was looking for something different for fried chicken. The restaurant has a nice blend of Taiwanese influences with modern American gastropub feel. We didn't have any reservations so ended up eating at the bar for the evening. The server was super nice and offered lots of information about the restaurant. We ordered several shareable dishes for dinner: Pork belly buns, fried chicken, and stewed pork. All had good Taiwanese flavor profiles. Pork belly buns - the buns were freshly steamed with the slice of pork belly for DIY build of the buns. The pork was tender but the sauce on the pork was more of gravy than just the stewed sauce. It was a bit messy to eat. Flavor was good for gua bao (刮包) Pork stew rice - the pork was sliced a bit bigger than the traditional luroufan (滷肉飯). The sauce wasn't as rendered to coat the rice with the fatty goodness. The flavor was a bit more with the ginger flavor. Overall the dish was good and was very sharable. Fried chicken - the flavor was definitely very much like the popcorn chicken that is from Taiwan. I was originally hoping for something similar to the night market fried chicken. The chicken was heavily coated, while it did make it crispy when we first got the dish but when it cooled off it was tough layer or batter. The hot honey sauce wasn't a good touch for additional flavor. All in all, I had a good experience at the restaurant and the food was tasty. Will have to revisit when I can try some of their signature drinks.

    Pea Shoots
    Derrick D.

    5 stars to me means everything was executed to perfection for the things *I* care about and that's the food. We took a gamble on Pea Shoots. Freaking amazing. The Spicy dumplings were some of the best I ever had. The NY Strip was over but it was very tender and the glass noodles were so addictive. Their chili oil is crack. Seriously. Eat bowls full. Didn't do any cocktails, sorry. Mars Iwai is a solid Japanese whiskey that drinks like a bourbon. The area is funky. The vibe is chic. The service is legit. If you have not been here as a local your missing out. I wish there was more like this in my hometown.

    Silken Tofu & Century Egg

    We've been fans of Pig & Tiger since their days at Avanti in Boulder. This was our second visit to the new spot (first was back at the start of the year), and it was just as good, and even better. They just hit their one year anniversary and we're so happy for this team. They've worked hard for this and you can tell. Bailey took care of us and was fantastic. Super friendly and made the night fun. The kitchen was really kind to us too, and everything we ordered was excellent. Totally deserve the Michelin mention. Congrats on year one, we'll be back soon!

    The grandpa's sarsaparilla float.
    Sara W.

    I went back and forth between a 3- and 4-star rating for this one. In the end, I try to stay consistent with how I rate rather than simply asking myself whether I'd return. While I don't think we'll be back, the overall experience was still strong enough for 4 stars. We had a 5:00 p.m. reservation (right when they opened) for a party of four and were excited to finally try Pig & Tiger. The restaurant itself is small and intimate, but it never felt cramped. Being situated on a corner with two large walls of windows, the dining room feels open and exactly the atmosphere you'd expect. From the moment we sat down, our server immediately set the tone. She took the time to explain how the restaurant works: rather than ordering in courses, you place your entire order up front and the kitchen paces everything for you. With the concise menu, it was easy enough to decide, and the first dishes started arriving almost immediately. Our server was phenomenal - an easy five stars on her own. She was knowledgeable, welcoming, attentive without hovering, and genuinely elevated the experience. The whole menu is to share. We ordered: the chili wontons, Pig & Tiger salad, charred broccolini, a large order of pork belly buns, Taiwanese fried chicken, cold sesame noodles, jade rice, and finished with the chocolate marquise, shaved ice, and the staff favorite - a sarsaparilla float served "Grandpa Style" with a shot of whiskey. The unanimous standouts for our table were the Pig & Tiger salad and the charred broccolini. Both were packed with flavor and are dishes I'd absolutely recommend ordering. The pork belly buns and chili wontons were solid, and the cold sesame noodles were enjoyable as well. The cocktails, however, completely stole the show. The May Mei (their salted plum spritz) was one of the biggest surprises of the night - bright, refreshing, and unlike anything I'd had before. We also tried both versions of the Mr. Brown espresso cocktail. The macadamia version wasn't necessarily sweeter as described, but it was noticeably creamier, and both were outstanding. The Rose Gold Old Fashioned was another pleasant surprise. I usually avoid floral anything, but this one drank more like a beautifully balanced Old Fashioned with subtle honey notes. They also made an excellent Black Manhattan. Our biggest disappointment was the Taiwanese fried chicken. It's served as a half chicken with the bones intact, which wasn't an issue in itself, but ours was fried so aggressively that the crispy skin separated completely from the meat with each bite. Instead of getting crispy skin and juicy chicken together, they came apart, and the chicken itself ended up a bit overcooked. The jade rice also wasn't a favorite for our group. It leaned very grassy and herbaceous - something that may appeal to others, but it just wasn't for us. Overall, it was an interesting meal with some real highs and a few misses. The cocktails were exceptional, our server was outstanding, and the Pig & Tiger salad and charred broccolini were memorable enough that they'll stick with me long after the meal.

    Marianne C.

    No joke, this was the best, juiciest, crunchiest fried chicken I've ever had. It came with this spicy honey that just complimented the chicken in the most wonderful way possible. We also got their veggie dumplings, which were also really good but not exactly my taste. I'm glad to have tried them but i think personally the flavor is just not for me, but they were still perfectly made with a beautiful presentation. The portions were also amazing, I left the restaurant too full to really walk and I made sure to starve myself before going. I would give this place a 4.5 if I could. Really nice workers with great and attentive service and the place is well decorated. I know I have to get this chicken again.

    Gina K.

    Pig and Tiger is located in a unique area, there is not a lot of restaurants around but in downtown Denver. The staff were friendly and helpful. They answered our many questions and made great recommendations - 4 to 5 dishes for our table of 4. We were full but not stuffed by the end of dinner. The pork belly baos melted in your and provided dedicated which allows you to make them as to your liking. The fried chicken was "chefs kiss", and the vegetables dumplings were surprisingly flavorful. I was too busy enjoying the cocktail to take a photo . I highly recommend the May Mei.

    Paul N.

    I heard great things about Pig and Tiger and having watched Top Chef, I was pretty excited about coming here. We got the dumplings, pork belly bao buns, and the Taiwanese fried chicken. Everything was tasty. The pork bao, which I forgot to take a picture of, was served as a build-your-own bao. The pork was tender and the mustard green contrast the richness of the pork extremely well. The Taiwanese fried chicken was crispy, juicy, and well-seasoned and the chicken fat fried rice is to die for. One major complaint is that the food is overall on the pricy side. This is especially true considering all the amazing dim sum restaurants that opened up in Denver recently. Additionally, the flavor was adjusted more for the American palette. That said, everything was tasty and our group left full. I definitely would return to try other dishes, especially when they revamp their menu. 3.5/5 but rounded to 4/5.

    Braised pork rice and jade noodles
    Melanie T.

    After seeing it on social media for a while now, we finally made a stop in. It's a trendier Asian spot. I was worried the food would be Asian fusion but I was surprised that it's actually heavily Taiwan based with some fusion and substitutions. We made reservations ahead of time for a group of 4. Service is incredible. They're very nice and food comes out pretty quick. We ordered the jellyfish salad, fall vegetable dumplings, jade noodles, braised pork rice, and the LA beef roll. The vegetable dumplings were quite delicious. It had butternut squash and something else but flavors were very good. The jade noodles were made with a "Taiwanese" pesto. I'm not really sure what makes it Taiwanese but it was quite good. The LA beef rolls were my favorite. It's deconstructed and you make it yourself. It's served with a scallion tortilla inspired by the chefs roots in LA. Very tasty. Definitely need to come back with my partner.

    Fried shrimp
    Stacey L.

    As a Taiwanese-American, I'm so happy to see a restaurant in Denver represent Taiwanese cuisine, even if it still follows the theme of fusion, a lot of the dishes here are executed really well. Some of my favorites: - Jellyfish salad: may not be everyone's jam, but the seasoning is spot on. There's a lot of cucumber in it if you're curious to try but nervous to try jellyfish. - fried chicken: I've tried this twice now and there was an improvement between the first time to second time. Seasoning was a better representation of Taiwanese chicken cutlet, and the rice took on some more garlic ginger flavor. - LA beef tacos: I heard they recently took this off the menu but really loved the play on LA street tacos meet beef rolls. - shaved ice panna cotta: hits the spot each time, a must! So good and one of my favorite desserts in all of Denver. The one caveat: I do think their cocktails could use some work. The concepts all sound great but sometimes there's a bit too much going on in the drinks. I don't mind this though as I'm at restaurants 95% for the food. Excited to try their winter menu with beef noodle soup and soy milk for breakfast!

    Wontons
    Morgan K.

    Came here with my husband for Valentine's Day, we heard great things and were excited to try! I can't recall having much Taiwanese food in the past, and this certainly did not disappoint. Every dish we ordered plus the cocktails were amazing. The Taiwanese fried chicken is popular, and I particularly loved the hot and sour soup. Our waiter was very attentive and food came out promptly and was delivered as expected. The ambiance is very nice, perfect for a date night. Parking can be scarce in this area so plan for some extra time to find a spot, or take an uber. Overall we had a great meal and would come back!

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    **vegetarian review**…read more Cute spot along the boulder creek. We went around afternoon tea but got a table outdoors right away. We got the beet salad, Swedish toast, saag paneer and sabich. Really everything was delicious! I also got the lady grey garden tea, it was so floral and delicious! The hosts were nice! Overall definitely recommend

    This was such a fun tea service! We had heard great things about this spot and decided to make a…read morereservation for their afternoon tea service on a Monday afternoon. We were surprised to find it very crowded at 4pm when we visited. There's a small area at the front of the restaurant and a lot of folks were gathered there waiting for their tables. It took several minutes before the hostess checked us in and let us know it would be a few minute wait. A bit later we were guided to our seats. I appreciated that they took trouble to make it feel like a special experience - with white tablecloths, decor and the cutlery. They seemed a bit short staffed that day so our server was helping out many tables. He was very helpful in explaining the menu, though we did have to ask specifically to receive the full tea menu. We decided on a few teas to share - a spiced white chocolate white tea, rooibos chai, and a hibiscus cooler (iced and non-caffeinated). The spiced white chocolate was fantastic. I wasn't as much of a fan of the rooibos but if you like less sweet teas this is a good choice. The hibiscus cooler was delicious and refreshing, and I liked that they let us take it to go! Our amuse bouche came out first - a delicious pumpkin seed savory small soup and it was fantastic. We eagerly awaited our tea tower - and it certainly did not disappoint! We are still thinking about the delicious spinach and artichoke pinwheel with olive tapenade - it was our absolute favorite. The savory sandwiches were also delicious. We especially enjoyed the clotted cream and lemon curd with the scone, and the desserts were delectable. We were stuffed by the end of our teatime! Our server was very helpful and despite it being very busy, we felt taken care of. I think this is a very worthwhile experience - the tea, sweets, and savories are all delicious and definitely worth checking out!

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