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Overall: 89' Color Recommended Products Windlass Rustblocker Special Offer (Reg 24.95) +21.95 Flitz Care Kit Special Offer (Reg 25) +18. Made of 1055 Carbon steel head with Ash wood shaft. I was impressed by the wine list, dominated by French and Italian wines. Tiger Fork 600993 109.95 Discontinued This giant forked tool features an elongated central spike and inwardly curved outer forks.

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Our final dish was the Fried Rice with chicken and Chinese sausage.Įach dish was full of flavor and to pair with the dishes we enjoyed a Kerner from Italy. The tender wide rice noodles are topped with brisket and bok choy in the Beef Chow Fun which was a favorite dish. The Pork Ribs are meaty with soy, ginger and Happy Lady Spice sauce that is finger-lickin’ good.įor some greens, we enjoyed the Broccolini with garlic and house-made oyster sauce. Smashed Cucumber Salad with garlic, chili and sesame is very refreshing but also had a little kick. The Cheung Fun are rice noodles stuffed with shrimp and flowering chives and are a very light dish to start with. Shaved radish in the center of the bowl adds texture and a freshness with each bite of the wonton. Filled with turkey, shrimp and ginger and a chili sauce, the wontons are delicate and literally melt in the mouth. We started with the Humble Plate of Chili Wontons. The menu at Tiger Fork showcases Hong Kong classics with a global twist. A large bar sits in the front center of the restaurant and flames from the woks can be seen from the open kitchen in the back. Lighted lanterns hand from the ceiling and long communal tables run down the center of the restaurant.

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A series of intersecting brick-paved alleyways that date back to the 19th century were once home to workshops and stables and today is the location of bars and restaurants. There was no name on the door but the large window told us we had found Tiger Fork.īlagden Alley is an historic district in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington DC. However, halfway down the street was an alley so we turned down the alley and a bit further down found murals on the walls and bars and restaurants. Google Maps said we were there but we only saw closed businesses. We walked down 9th Street NW and turned on N Street NW.

I googled the location and the map said Blagden Alley, which sounded like something out of Harry Potter. A friend recommended Tiger Fork, a Hong Kong-inspired restaurant. After finishing an event in the Shaw neighborhood in Washington DC, my clients and I headed off for dinner.