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Lucky Tiger

This Asian adventure loaded with atmosphere fills four spaces in the financial district. There’s a night market setup with food carts; the Dragon Bar hung with silk lanterns; Toraya, also for cocktails and vinyl; and the tranquil, monkey-themed Bamboo Grove. Within these areas the food and drink cross borders with Peking duck tacos, karaage chicken bao buns and shrimp dumplings with ají serrano ponzu. Along with sake and beers, the cocktails include martinis straight out of the freezer.

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The iconic logo of The New York Times Lucky Tiger, Cocktail Bar

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Lucky Tiger Brings multi-room dining and cocktails to the heart of FiDi

The Financial District just got a little cooler with the arrival of Lucky Tiger.

Lucky Tiger has officially opened at 66 Pearl St., offering an Asian-inspired menu, a plethora of creative cocktails, and four distinct spaces designed to give guests a different experience in every room. 

From the moment you walk in, the decor takes your breath away — even before the drinks and food can….

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At Lucky Tiger, the Drinks Are as Vibrant as the Decor

If things have been feeling dreary lately, we’ve got the spot to bring back your spark. Lucky Tiger, which just opened at 66 Pearl St., is a fun, bold space with drinks to match. Candy-colored paper lanterns and umbrellas cover the ceilings, filling the room with a warm, cheerful glow. Pro tip: As much as you may want to, don’t just grab the first seats you see at the bar. Take a stroll through the dining room….

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