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Food & Drink
If you love Asian cuisine you need to get to the new Tiger Rock Hawker in Town
7 years ago
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Tiger Rock Hawker has opened its doors to the public at its brand new highly-anticipated Liverpool City Centre site.
Following its taste of success at the original Smithdown Road venue, which opened in July 2016, the East Asian bar and eatery is now introducing its unique dining concept to North John Street.
Owned by husband and wife duo Vikki and Kean Teh, the foodie favourite offers culinary delights comprising Thai, Chinese, Malaysian, Singaporean, Vietnamese and Laotian dishes in addition to a wide selection of beers, wines and Bellinis to name a few.
Managing Director of Tiger Rock Hawker Vikki Teh said: “We’re ecstatic to have introduced Tiger Rock Hawker to Liverpool City Centre, especially as it is situated in such a prime location. The new venue’s announcement has perfectly coincided with our Smithdown Road site’s first anniversary, and it’s thanks to the fantastic response it’s received over the past twelve months that we have been able to expand our brand and move in to our L1 restaurant – it really is two celebrations in one.
“Our new venue mirrors our original site in its aesthetics, with the addition of a larger bar area to allow for both drinkers and diners alike to enjoy our East Asian delights and speciality cocktails on offer. Our culinary menu will remain the same as that of our original site, but we will be encouraging our guests to keep an eye out for exclusive menu specials!”
Tiger Rock Hawker, Liverpool City Centre is home to high tables, intimate seating booths and a colour scheme that corresponds with the restaurant’s signature green with muted, earthy tones in addition to bright neon signage featuring the brand’s noticeabletiger head mascot in the venue’s main entrance, courtesy of R2 Architecture.
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Managing Director of Tiger Rock Hawker Kean Teh added: “We wanted to appeal to the city centre crowd and to do so, it was important to ensure that our venue was in line with our new postcode. With this in mind, we decided it was only right to include a spacious bar area where guests can enjoy an after-work drink or celebrate weekend merriments with family and friends, and perhaps even try out a delicious new dish along the way!”