
Bistro with Thai fusion and Western dishes, cocktails and craft beer, on Thanon Arun Amarin near Siriraj
521 7 Thanon Arun Amarin, Khwaeng Siriraj, Khet Bangkok Noi, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10700
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4.5/ 5
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About Hungry Tiger
Hungry Tiger is a small bistro on Thanon Arun Amarin in Bangkok Noi, near Siriraj, in the Khao San area. The menu mixes Thai fusion and Western dishes. Reviews mention wagyu beef fried rice, a burger, beef bourguignon and pasta, with cocktails and craft beer.
It has a 4.5 Google rating from about 250 reviews (November 2026).
It is open every day from 11:00 to 21:30. One review says the burger comes medium-rare, so say how you want it cooked when you order. The beef tartare has a strong mustard and pickle taste.
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Positive reviews
- ★★★★★Warantorn T.· 8 months ago
Had a lovely beef stroganoff pasta for lunch. The sauce was rich and flavorful, and everything was well balanced. The beef was a bit firm but still tasty overall. Enjoyed the dish and would definitely come back to try more
- ★★★★★Cisco Caceres· 9 months ago
Solid little bistro tucked away near Siriraj. The wagyu beef fried rice punches way above its price point — tender meat, good char on the rice, and that marinated egg yolk ties it all together. Also tried the burger, which was juicy and cooked medium-rare (ask for well-done if that's not your thing). The space is tiny — maybe 6-7 tables across two floors — but they've made it work with a cozy European bistro vibe. Yellow walls, eclectic decor, feels like something you'd stumble into on a side street in Lyon. Parking is the main hassle. There's street parking out front but it fills up fast. Weekday lunch is your best bet if you're driving. Staff were attentive without hovering, and the owner clearly cares about the place. Prices felt fair for the quality of meat — expect 300-400 baht per dish for the beef items. Would return for the fried rice alone.
- ★★★★★Thusnai M· a year ago
A little hideous cute bistro featuring Thai fusion and Western menu. The meals are moderately priced with decent portions. They also have plenty of cocktails and craft beers to offer. We ordered the Angus beef fried rice , the real carbonara and stir fry basil pork shabu rice. All the menus are nicely done. If you happen to be in that area and crave something unusual then this is a place to be. The parking can be done in front of the shop.
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