The restaurant from France makes its UK debut on Charing Cross Road.
London’s dining scene is no stranger to bold new arrivals, and the latest name to join the capital’s culinary landscape is Tigermilk, a vibrant Latin American concept with French roots, now open on Charing Cross Road. Known for its spirited menu, quirky dish names, and laid-back vibe, Tigermilk arrives in the city with a mission: to spice things up.
Originally from France and with multiple locations across the country, as well as one in Brussels, Tigermilk’s expansion into London marks an exciting new chapter. Its latest restaurant at 127 Charing Cross Road offers a bright and buzzy space that seats up to 130 guests, setting the scene for everything from low-key weekday dinners to full-blown weekend fiestas.
The menu offers a colourful and playful homage to Latin America’s street food culture, with a little French flair in the mix. The menu is designed for sharing and sampling, with standout starters like the zesty Salmon Tiradito, cheekily named Tuna Turner, and the indulgent Everyday I’m Trufflin’. Mains follow the same bold, flavour-first approach with smoky Mole Rojo, grilled Salmon a la Parilla, and the inventive vegetarian favourite Cauli Me Maybe.
Promising a celebration of Latin American food culture, filtered through a French lens, Tigermilk is about atmosphere. So if you’re in the mood for surprises and good vibes, you know where to go.
We’ll see you there.
GO: Visit www.tigermilkrestaurants.com for more information.