Casa Nopal & Tiger Club
Southeast Asian small plates and natural wine downtown, behind a concept store
Note: Casa Nopal is the concept store and café; Tiger Club is its evening restaurant and bar.
Casa Nopal & Tiger Club shares one address downtown, at Belisario Domínguez and Constitución: Casa Nopal is a concept store and café, and Tiger Club is the restaurant and bar that takes over in the evening, which the travel guide The Mexico Edit calls "the evening alter ego of Casa Nopal". It is run by Clémentine and Jonathan, its French–Mexican owners and chefs.
The menu is Southeast Asian with a Mexican touch, built around small plates to share: pork gyozas in broth, hoisin-glazed pork belly over coconut rice, green papaya salad and a spicy cucumber salad are among the dishes guides mention, with several vegan options. The bar pours Mexican natural wines, mezcal and cocktails, and there is outdoor seating on a lantern-lit patio.
Diners on Google report spending about $300–800 pesos per person. The space is small, so guides suggest calling ahead to reserve.
What you'll find
- Southeast Asian small plates to share (Tiger Club, evenings)
- Mexican natural wines, mezcal and cocktails
- Vegan options and outdoor seating
- Concept store and café by day (Casa Nopal)
At a Glance
- Serves:
- Southeast Asian, Thai, Fusion, Natural wine
- Price:
- $$$
- Reservations:
- Recommended
- Alcohol:
- Served
Payment
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