Restaurant in New York City, United States
The Tyger
100Pearl PointsDowntown dinner pick
About The Tyger
The Tyger is a practical SoHo pick for an easy downtown dinner, especially when the occasion needs location and flexibility more than awards or a formal tasting-menu structure. Cross-shop Le Coucou for a higher-ceremony French splurge or Chikarashi for a more clearly defined Japanese option.
The Tyger is a New York City venue with verified evening hours throughout the week and daytime opening on Saturday and Sunday. Use it when the priority is a direct city plan with clear hours and a smart-casual dress code, rather than a page built around unverified details such as awards, chef credits, cuisine labels, prices, or menu format.
Use it for a low-pressure New York City plan
The smart strategy is to keep the first visit simple: consider it when the group wants a New York City outing and does not need the decision to depend on a published price tier, named chef, award history, or specific menu structure. The Tyger is open 5–11 PM Monday through Friday and 12–11 PM Saturday and Sunday, which gives planners both weeknight and weekend options.
Verified dress code is smart casual. Because no formal price tier, cuisine label, chef credit, or confirmed award is listed here, this is not the venue to choose if the occasion depends on a known critical credential. If you are comparing other New York City options, Le Coucou and Chikarashi are useful names to check alongside The Tyger.
Who should choose it, who should cross-shop
Choose The Tyger when the plan needs a New York City venue with confirmed hours and a smart-casual expectation. Cross-shop if the group wants a clearly stated cuisine, menu format, or known price ceiling before committing. In that case, La Rubia, Vybes 109 ï¼æ°æ´¾é 楼ï¼, and Nha Trang are worth checking against the same night's constraints.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should I order at The Tyger?
Specific dishes and menu details are not verified here, so check The Tyger's official channels for the latest menu before you go. Use this guide for confirmed basics: The Tyger is in New York City, keeps smart-casual dress, is open 5–11 PM Monday through Friday and 12–11 PM Saturday and Sunday.
Can The Tyger accommodate groups?
Group accommodation details are not verified here. If you are planning for multiple guests, contact The Tyger directly and confirm availability, seating, any reservation requirements before committing.
What should a first-timer know about The Tyger?
The Tyger is in New York City. Its verified hours are 5–11 PM Monday through Friday and 12–11 PM Saturday and Sunday, the verified dress code is smart casual. Other specifics, including cuisine label, price tier, chef credit, awards, menu format, are not confirmed here.
Does The Tyger handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary and allergy accommodation details are not verified here. Ask The Tyger directly before you go, especially if a guest has a serious allergy or a strict dietary requirement. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
How far ahead should I book The Tyger?
Reservation timing is not verified here. For planning, use the confirmed hours: 5–11 PM Monday through Friday and 12–11 PM Saturday and Sunday. If timing is important, contact The Tyger directly or check its official booking channels.
What should I wear to The Tyger?
The verified dress code is smart casual. Keep the plan polished but relaxed, check The Tyger's official channels if you need the most current guidance for a specific visit.
Location
1 Howard St, New York, NY 10013
New York City, United States
Compare The Tyger
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Tyger | New York City | , | , |
| La Rubia | New York City | , | , |
| Le Coucou | New York City | French | $$$$ |
| Vybes 109 ï¼æ°æ´¾é æ¥¼ï¼ | New York City | , | , |
| Chikarashi | New York City | Japanese | , |
| Nha Trang | New York City | , | , |
How The Tyger New York City compares with similar nearby venues.
If you cannot get the table
Try Le Coucou for a more formal French celebration, especially if a higher price tier is acceptable. Try Chikarashi if the group wants Japanese rather than a general downtown dinner plan.
How it compares
Choose The Tyger when the priority is an easy SoHo dinner that can work for a date, a small celebration, or a casual business meal. Le Coucou is the clearer choice for a $$$$ French splurge, with a more formal occasion signal; The Tyger is the lower-pressure alternative when the night should feel less ceremonial.
For a more cuisine-specific plan, Chikarashi is stronger if Japanese is the brief. Nha Trang and La Rubia are better cross-shops when value and clarity matter more than a polished SoHo setting.
Vybes 109 ï¼æ°æ´¾é æ¥¼ï¼ is the peer to check if the group is choosing by neighborhood convenience and availability rather than a defined cuisine category. For an easy booking decision, The Tyger works when flexibility beats formality; Le Coucou works when the occasion needs a clearer luxury signal.
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