Thaiger Den - Refined Thai Cuisine

Last night, I visited Thaiger Den with a friend for the first time. I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised! We arrived a little earlier but we were seated almost instantly. The restaurant has great vibes, new-ish furniture and everything was clean. The waitresses were very kind and made sure everything was okay throughout our dinner. We ordered Golden Fried Pork Belly and Roasted Curry with Flat Iron Steak (cooked medium) with jasmine rice to share. The pork belly was just perfectly thick and fried properly, the curry was strong/spicy but very tasteful with the steak. The steak was well cooked and was tender. Overall, we had a great experience at Thaiger Den and I will definitely return to try more items from the menu!

Thaiger Den is an upscale Thai restaurant. It has a fun, chic and modern atmosphere, and the service is absolutely impeccable. Without a reservation, the wait was about an hour on a Saturday night, but it was so worth it. The Thai tea was one of the best I’ve ever had not overly sweet and topped with a milk cold foam giving it a rich and creamy texture. The Massaman Pot Pie was both unique and comforting. The crust was crispy and flaky, and the beef and vegetables inside were savory and full of flavor. The steak Pad Thai took a bit longer to arrive but when it did, the steak, which we ordered medium rare was well done. Our server offered to replace it, but since my daughter was tired and hungry, we decided to keep it. As a kind gesture, they brought us a complimentary Thai Tea Panna Cotta for dessert. It was silky, lightly sweet, and the perfect ending to an outstanding meal. Highly recommend, just be sure to make a reservation ahead of time.

What a fantastic Thai restaurant! The interior is beautiful, the staff very friendly, and the food was wonderful. We started with the vegan calamari (coconut meat) which was amazing! I would say it’s a must try, And the beef tongue app that has a nice Smokey flavor. Then we ordered the Crab Curry and the Khao Soi with flat iron steak. Both fantastic dishes. We also ordered two very good mocktails the Thai tea coco bliss and the thaiger’s cloud tea. Our son had the shrimp fried rice. He loved the tiger shrimp and it was cooked perfectly

I've been here twice (so far) and everything has been amazing from the service to the food to the drinks and even to the bathroom! It's really helpful to have a menu key that includes gluten friendly and double check with servers about cross contact. Food portions are generous. From both visits, we really enjoyed the pineapple appetizer, pad thai, red snapper, curry with flat iron steak, khao soi, and the mango sticky rice! Mocktails and cocktails have all been impressive. Service is really friendly everytime. There is nothing else I could ask for!

Thaiger Den is an upscale, modern Thai restaurant serving up a wide variety of thai dishes, both traditional and also refined to a more fancy version. The atmosphere is very modern, nice decor and an open concept with the bar, plenty of seating for larger parties. We tried multiple dishes. They brought out a few side dishes to try, which were unique. We got a pad thai, chicken satay, and curry with steak. The chicken satay wasn't a favorite unfortunately, it didn't taste as we expected and we couldn't finish it, but it may suit others tastes. The Pad thai was delicious, with a big portion. The highlight of the meal was the steak and curry, the steak was cooked perfectly and was tender, and went well with the curry. The curry had a slight kick to it, but it paired well with rice and the whole meal. We ended the meal with a mango sticky rice, which came with the rice in a heart shape. It was perfect, not overly sweet, and had ice cream that paired well with it as well.

Every dish was flavorful. I highly recommend checking this place out if you like Thai food or would like to try something new. I had Whismical Thaiger shrimp salad, chicken wings with their special sauce, and my entree was a new dish on the menu which was Curried Lamb and sweet potatoes. It was absolutely delicious and cooked well. Customer service was great and Annie was so nice and helpful with helping me understand which were the newest dishes on menu. I had tea for a beverage, but they had a favorite of options for drinks. Definitely will come again to try other dishes.

The interiors were beautifully designed and so inviting. I absolutely loved the playful Tiger-themed décor. It felt unique, eclectic, and full of charm, just like the spirit of the restaurant. The food was a wonderful journey of Thai flavors, both experimental and bold, presented with such care and passion. Every bite was bursting with flavor and truly delicious. You will not be disappointed. Our server was absolutely incredible and made the whole experience even more special.

High-quality Thai meat dishes worth the trip from Boston. Heard endless hype about this new spot, so I finally made the trek out to Malden on a late Monday evening. It’s not exactly the neighborhood I associate with polished, atmospheric dining, so walking in was a surprise. Everything from the lighting to the service felt calibrated and thoughtful. Aside from a few A5 wagyu splurges, the menu felt like a refinement of traditional Thai flavors rather than a confused fusion experiment. We stuck to the items highlighted in darker shades on the menu, and most things we tried were excellent. Their kitchen seemed to focus heavily on a combination of marinated, sous-vide, and grilled techniques, and they were some of the best Thai-inspired meat dishes I’ve had in the GBA. Golden Fried Pork Belly – High-quality pork belly with just the right amount of fat. Fried until crisp but still juicy inside, and not greasy. Solid start. Massaman Pot Pie – Essentially a buttery curry puff in pot pie form. Pleasant, but nothing to write home about. Sous-Vide Beef Tongue – Initially skeptical because of the theatrical juniper smoke, but the dish lived up to the hype. The smoke added very little flavor, but the tongue itself (after 18 hours sous-vide) was impeccably tender. Loved that they served it as thick cubes rather than thin slices (made the fattiness more satisfying). Best of all was the roasted tomato relish, which reminded me of Korean ssamjang, but maybe even better: deep umami with a clean, acidic finish. Best dish of the night. A5 Wagyu Krapow Glazed Rice – Wagyu portion was small, and even torched to medium-rare, there wasn’t quite enough rendered fat to make the flavors pop. Still, the Krakow sauce had a nice gentle heat, and the crispy basil was a nice touch. Liked that it was less MSG-forward than most Thai fried rice, which allowed the basil and garlic to stand out more naturally. Berkshire Pork Cheek – One of the best pork jowls I’ve had. Usually I’m used to grilled versions, but here the marinade and sous-vide technique brought out even more richness. The subtle sweetness of the marinade paired beautifully with the pork fat. Only minor note: the Brussels sprouts, while well-prepared, overlapped a little too much in sweetness with the pork marinade. Roasted Curry with Flat Iron – Expected this to be a favorite, but unfortunately, no… The flat iron steak itself was cooked flawlessly, so it was tender without feeling dry. However, the Thai spinach curry lacked intensity. A good dish if you’re just looking for a clean, well-cooked steak. Mango Sticky Rice – Triple coconut (ice cream, milk, sauce) paired with slightly underripe mango and flawless sticky rice. The rice was served perfectly warm, cohesive, and just sticky enough. Only my second time trying mango sticky rice, but the best version I’ve had so far.

My partner and I ordered the Thaiger's tear cocktail, massaman pot pie, A5 Wagyu beef boat noodle (combo), and pad Thai w crispy tofu - TASTE: 5/5 - everything hit the spot, including the cocktail's spiciness and pot pie's rich massaman curry sauce; the Wagyu and beef tendon were satisfying and perfect w the savory soup. Would come back to try more of the menu TEXTURE: 5/5 - tender beef shank and flaky puff pastry crust in the pot pie, thin slices of Wagyu in the soup, and absolute crunchy tofu in the pad Thai -- never had tofu that crispy before! PRICE: 4/5 - higher price points than other Thai spots, which aligns w Thaiger Den's refined and upscale intent, differentiated by its sister restaurant Crying Thaiger SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - came hungry for lunch and still had leftovers to bring home SERVICE: 4/5 - walked in at 12:30pm on a Saturday and a few, unreserved tables were still open. The staff was super friendly and our food started coming out 10min after ordering ATMOSPHERE: 5/5 - lovely l as soon as you step in. From the rattan decor and tiger-themed art to the cozy jazz covers playlist and even the decked-out bathroom lol, definitely a space that has upscale vibes but is still warm & inviting PARKING: 4/5 - got a metered street spot nearby on Exchange St

I almost never leave Yelp reviews, but I gotta say, this place is excellent. I had the Khao soi made with beef shank, and it was super tasty! Just the right amount of spice to make me glow, the beef portion was incredibly tender (and generous), the noodles were perfect, and compared to a lot of places the price was reasonable. I finished up with the Black Panther, which is their take on an espresso martini, using premium Thai espresso. The coffee flavor was highlighted more than I'm used to, which is a huge plus for me because I love coffee. And the restaurant has such a fun vibe to it, they have cute and hilarious paintings of tigers all over the place (the one in their restroom is my favorite). Lilly, the bartender, was super sweet too. I'm brand new to the area, so she was giving me advice on the ins and outs of the public transit. And even though I stayed a little past closing time, she continued to give me the same level of hospitality, which is a big deal to me. In fact, everyone I interacted with was super gracious and kind. Will definitely be back!

What a beautiful restaurant. The decor was great and the service to match. It was pretty busy for a chilly Wednesday dinner night. I recommend having reservations! Let's chat food! Tom yum, pork belly app, pad kra pao & mango sticky rice were my favorite dishes! I wasn't too impressed with their pad Thai. The slabs of chicken threw me off to be completely honest with you. However, I did enjoy the fact that the peanuts & bean sprouts weren't already mixed in. Fried chicken was plain but the sauce on the side was nice and flavorful. Overall a good experience. Will be back!

3.5 stars This restaurant was very nice, definitely a little more upscale than I was originally expecting. Decor was thoughtful and bathrooms were clean. The food itself was certainly on the more expensive side, and we enjoyed the main dishes we ordered. Would skip the pineapple appetizer - was difficult to eat in one bite and eating the components separately was a bit weird. We didn't drink this time around but would love to come back to try some of their cocktails.

Thaiger Den - Malden's New Must-Visit Thai Spot Thaiger Den - 157 Pleasant St, Malden, MA 02148 Malden just got a serious upgrade in the Thai food scene with Thaiger Den, a modern and inviting restaurant offering elevated Thai cuisine with high-quality ingredients and bold flavors. From sizzling lava stones to beautifully plated classics, the experience here is just as exciting as the food itself. Starters ‍ Sous Vide Beef Tongue (8/10) This dish is all about texture--tender, smoky, and perfectly grilled after an 18-hour sous vide process. While the beef tongue itself was excellent, I wasn't as much of a fan of the accompanying Jaew sauce and tomato relish--I wish I had saved some of these pieces to pair with the Wagyu sauces instead. Still, a well-executed dish that's worth trying. Golden Fried Pork Belly (GF) (9/10) Juicy on the inside, crispy on the outside--this was an easy 9/10. The pork belly was fried to perfection and paired with a sweet chili sauce that complemented it beautifully. A fantastic shareable appetizer that's indulgent yet balanced. Main Dishes A5 Wagyu Steak (8/10) Cooking A5 Miyazaki Wagyu on a sizzling lava stone is an experience in itself! The homemade Thai chimichurri was the standout here--bright, herby, and packed with umami. However, the vegetables were undercooked and felt like an afterthought. The dish could also use more sides to justify the $45 price tag. While the Wagyu was delicious, I've had better, so while this is fun for the experience, I wouldn't say it's the best Wagyu around. Khao Soi (SS) (GF) (V) (10/10) This is the dish I would come back for. The creamy coconut curry broth was rich, aromatic, and incredibly satisfying. The sous vide chicken was hands down the juiciest chicken I've had. For $21, this is a super filling meal and a must-try for Thai food lovers. Flat Iron Steak Pad Thai (GF) (9/10) I actually preferred the flat iron steak over the Wagyu--juicy, well-seasoned, and the perfect pairing for the wok-fried Pad Thai noodles. The balance of tamarind, shrimp tomalley, and palm sugar created a bold yet comforting dish. A well-executed take on a Thai classic! Dessert Mango Sticky Rice (V) (GF) (9/10) A beautiful take on the traditional mango sticky rice! The butterfly pea flower-infused rice made for a stunning presentation, and the coconut milk and ice cream took it to the next level. A perfect way to end the meal! Final Thoughts Food: 9/10 - Every dish had something unique to offer, and the flavors were bold, authentic, and well-executed. The Khao Soi and Flat Iron Steak Pad Thai were the biggest standouts.* Ambiance: 7/10 - The wooden decor and warm, inviting atmosphere made for a great dining experience. Affordability: 6/10 - On the pricier side, but for certain dishes (like the Khao Soi and Pad Thai), well worth it. The Wagyu felt a bit steep given the portion and undercooked vegetables. Overall: 9/10 - Thaiger Den is a must-visit for Thai food lovers looking for high-quality, flavorful dishes in Malden. Whether you're here for a fun interactive meal or a comforting bowl of noodles, this spot delivers!

Thaiger Den serves up delicious and authentic Thai food in the heart of Malden. LOCATION: Just a few minutes off the Malden Center T stop, Thaiger Den is located on a busy Main Street. Street parking only but there are plenty of garages close by that sometimes offer free parking on the weekends. SPACE: The space itself is fairly large and has such cozy vibes. Perfect for date night or a girls night out! FOOD: Please get the beef tongue - it's easily the best dish here! It's so tender and flavorful! If you're looking for something refreshing, the tossed crab rice is delicious and a great contrast to their other heavy dishes. The wagyu Khao Soi had the perfect amount of flavorful and a surprising favorite of mine. The signature pad Thai with the giant prawn was just okay to me - I think the noodles itself were great but the prawn was overcooked. Finally, the pork jowl was cooked to perfection and delicious! DRINKS: Thai Tea Cloud Foam is a fancy of way of renaming Thai tea but it's probably one of the best Thai teas I've had - it was perfectly creamy and so smooth! DESSERT: We opted for the Thai Tea Panna Cotta and that didn't disappoint. The flavor of the Thai tea came out strong in the cream but subtle in the panna cotta itself. Definitely a good dessert to share with 2-3 people. SERVICE: Everyone was so friendly and service was pretty quick as well!

Thaiger Den is a new upscale Thai restaurants located at 157 Pleasant Street in Malden. This is the second sister restaurant of a soon to be trio of restaurants in Malden by the same owner of Crying Thaiger. The third restaurant will serve sushi and hot pot I am told, no opening date set other than a 2025 opening. I came here with my in laws on my first visit and with my husband and children. My second visit was with my brother and mother for her birthday. Everything we have ordered so far has been excellent. One of the appetizers, the beef tongue, was very tender and the portion made it a good appetizer to share. You don't want more than two pieces really. You can skip this dish if you are not a fan of beef tongue. The flat iron steak with spinach curry was so good. I highly recommend this. The sauce is so creamy and delicious. It goes great with a little rice. The steamed branzino was tasty. I have also tried the crispy branzino version. Both were excellent. The fried version is very clean tasting and not oily at all. However, I would pick the steamed version. The crab curry is one of my favorite and I have now ordered it twice during both of my visits thus far. This dish is beautifully presented. The curry is served with blue rice noodle and crunchy vegetables accompaniment. You can dip the noodles into the bowl of curry or add noodles to your plate and drizzle the sauce on top. I have tried now the pad thai two ways. The first being the traditional shrimp pad Thai version and the second being the flat iron steak pad Thai. The steak was cooked perfectly. If I had to chose, I would pick the shrimp version. As for dessert, I have only tried the mango sticky rice. A great dessert to share as well. The coconut ice cream was my favorite part of this dessert. If I had to pick something that I did not enjoy, it would be the tom yum soup. It had a slight bitter aftertaste. This was my brother's favorite dish on another visit. It is perhaps a quality control issue. Though not a big fan of Crying Thaiger, I find myself a huge fan of Thaiger Den. I see myself coming back here again and again. The atmosphere is definitely more sophisticated. Service was outstanding during both visits. I don't have any complaints really. I wonder who I will visit here with next.

Upscale Thai restaurant in the heart of Malden Center that serves traditional Thai dishes with a flair. Their dishes are beautifully presented and they are generous with the portion sizes! Here's what we ordered: Rib Eye Steak ($29) The steak was perfectly cooked to medium rare as requested, but the real stars of this dish were the dipping sauces that it came with. The Thai Chimichurri and the Spicy Jaew sauce were packed with so much flavor that they took the steak to the next level! The vegetables on the side were a nice touch, though nothing special. Den Pad Thai ($27) Make sure you mix this well before eating! All the flavors were well balanced with the sweet, sour and savory notes. The tiger shrimp was very meaty and had its natural sweetness. The dish also came with three jumble shrimps, though they were a bit bland and needed some seasoning. Crab Curry ($26) Bowl of curry served with rice noodle. We got this in mild, but it ended up being spicier than expected so I did not eat it much, but my friend liked it! It came with crab on the side and inside the curry, though there wasn't as much as expected. I would skip this next time. Overall, this is a solid spot to enjoy Thai food in a modern and spacious atmosphere. They also have some unique Thai inspired cocktails that I would love to try next time!

Loved the ambiance, decor, the bathroom (lols), service, presentation, and most importantly the food! I've always been a fan of Crying Thiager in Malden and have been wanting to try out this new sister restaurant for months. Thaiger Den presents itself as an upscale modern Thai restaurant and a lot of the items on their menu are partially sous vide, torched, or grilled on charcoal. They also use a lot of superior ingredients on their menu like A5 Waygu, tiger shrimp, jumbo prawns, pork cheek, and tomalley. Most entrees on the menu were $20-30 which isn't bad at all considering the ingredients they were using and the experience. If there's a *MUST* order dish that i think you should get here, it is their "Den Pad Thai". They make their pad thai with shrimp tomalley and it makes a huge difference! I personally love shrimp so i was very happy with the subtle shirmp notes in each bite. Their Pad Thai also comes with a charcoal grilled jumbo prawn and it was amazing! I usually don't care much for Pad Thai but i really enjoyed it here. The restaurant is located a few minutes walk from Malden Center Station on the Orange line. There is also street parking right outside the restaurant or you can park at the Jackson Street Municipal Garage Lot for $2 an hour (a quick 2 minutes walk from the restaurant).

Thaiger Den in Malden is a great spot for Thai cuisine! The restaurant is warm and inviting, with welcoming staff who make you feel right at home. The staff are constantly checking in on you and making sure your water is always topped off. The decor is stunning--modern, sleek, with gold accents that give it a touch of luxury. Even the bathroom is pristine, with fancy toilets, automated trash cans, soap dispensers, and even high-end toilet paper--it's clear they pay attention to every detail! The food was amazing. We tried the hot stone wagyu dish, the Khao Soi, the tiger shrimp pad thai, and the ribeye in curry. Every dish was bursting with flavor and beautifully presented. The only slight drawback was the timing, as three dishes came out together and the last arrived about 10 minutes later, but the quality more than made up for it. The cocktails were a highlight--creative, strong, and perfectly crafted. The vibe in the restaurant is fantastic, and we're already looking forward to our next visit. Highly recommend checking Thaiger Den out--you won't be disappointed!

This place was just *chef's kiss* I stopped by for dinner on a Monday night with my sister and was amazed at how pretty and detailed the interior was. The highlights of our meal were the pork belly and the khao soi with flat iron steak. The pork belly was so crispy and flavorful. The texture of the khao soi soup was perfect and my sister even said that was one of the best steaks she's had! We ordered the thai tea panna cotta and it was delicious. I also want to add that the service was exceptional. I will definitely be doing back and trying out their other dishes.

We had dinner here in their private room for a party of 14 and this place did not disappoint! I had family in town and was looking for a place that could accommodate us in a private room. I asked if they had one and they allowed me to use it without any additional room charge since they are still in their soft opening stage. The room is large with a bar and plenty of seating. From the start they suggested to pre order the food so it can be ready when we arrived and so happy we did that as we didn't have to wait long and the food came out one after the other. Everything tasted amazing and was great for sharing. We did order double of a few as we were a larger group. Some favorite dishes I would order again: A5 wagyu steak Rib eye steak Khao Soi Wagyu boat noodle Pad thai

Thaiger's Den serves all your thai food favorites including the classic Den pad thai (can order with flat iron steak on top) and massaman curry served in app-sized pie crust with tender beef cubes, carrot, potato, and traditional thai flavors which my party enjoyed I appreciate how consistent the quality and texture of their steaks were - all tender, juicy, and seasoned/cooked to perfection Although their A5 wagyu rice noodle soup was a little too rich for my palatte, their beef tendon and soft marbled wagyu on top of the rice noodles was delicious! My favorites of the meal were definitely their mocktails and their thai panna cotta which was super light, fluffy, and not too sweet If you love Crying Thaiger for their authentic flavors, you'll absolutely love their sexy sister restaurant Thaiger's Den! The service was quick and the atmosphere was fun and friendly! Definitely a great spot for drinks or a good bite with friends

Must try new restaurant in Malden!! I was so excited to hear about Thaiger Den opening and it did not disappoint. We came for a late weekday dinner and were able to get seated right away. The menu has a lot of unique options and we were so excited to try a variety. We ordered the Watermelon Bites to start which was super refreshing with a nice crunch. For our main courses, we ordered the Den Pad Thai and Crab Curry. Both were delicious especially the Pad Thai! The Crab Curry had a fun, deconstructed presentation and a kick of spice to it. Definitely make sure to save space for the Mango Sticky Rice. It was the star of the show! The restaurant definitely has a cool and upscale ambiance. All the staff were so friendly and attentive! We definitely can't wait to be back!

An incredibly delightful and complex set of options from apps to drinks to the full course. Worlds beyond the best thai place you've ever been. Service was wonderful and every detail from the decor to the tableware was beautifully curated

Happened to wander in here last night and turns out it was during their soft opening. Loved the ambience and decor inside. Definitely more of an upscale type place so the menu wasn't all your typically Thai fare. I got the Jaew glazed rice with flank steak and my friend got the shrimp pad Thai. The presentation of both dishes was beautiful! The service, however, was excellent! We were asked many times if we needed anything and the food came out pretty quickly. I'd definitely come back if I'm looking for a more upscale Thai dinner. Ambience: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Food: 5/5

What a charming Thai spot in Malden Square that left a lasting impression. The tossed crab rice was a standout, featuring complex flavors complemented by an incredible spicy lime sauce that really brought the dish to life. Paired with a light & refreshing Thai Tea Coco Bliss. The Massaman Pot Pie was equally delightful, with a rich filling that melded beautifully under a perfectly flaky crust. A must-visit for anyone craving authentic Thai flavors! Can't wait to come back!

Continuing to eat here and work my way through the menu I'm here to tell you there are nothing but incredible dishes here. The vibe is also still, of course, incredible. I love the jazzy music and decor. Every single person working is absolutely lovely and have I mentioned how much I love the food? Beyond good. A romantic nice spot.

Loved this place! Must get (yess long list because most dishes came out amazingly delicious!) Ribeye steak (comes with two dipping sauces. I enjoyed the Asian chimichurri sauce more but both were delicious) Massa man chicken pot pot: rich flavorful curry with flaky crust Berkshire pork cheek: juicy tender sliced pork with perfect flavorful Thai dipping sauce Whole branzino with spicy lime sauce (option available for boneless!) Fried pork belly (crispy with a nice sweet chili sauce) Mango sticky rice Thai tea panna cotta Lychee Thai ice tea We tried other items like Shrimp pad Thai (pad Thai was yummy but shrimp was bland), watermelon (watermelon with fried shallots? Unique but wasn't amazed) and fried coconut (interesting, it tasted similar to fried calamari) Definitely will go back to try their other dishes!

This might be the best Thai restaurant in greater Boston. Cozy atmosphere, warm and welcoming staff, flawless presentation and exceptional flavors. The menu has y variety to it which is lovely. Cocktails are delicious, well-balanced and priced on point. To note - this is a bit of an elevated Thai restaurant experience, so don't come where expecting takeout classics. Their sister restaurant, Crying Thaiger, is better suited for casual. I couldn't think of a single negative. It was an exceptional experience that I'll look forward to coming back.

The food is fantastic. I had the Berkshire Pork Cheek, which was very flavorful. I also had the Mai Tai, which comes in a fun tiger glass. The service was great as well. I sat at the bar and it was definitely louder than the restaurant seating but that's to be expected at the bar. The space is comfortable and the overall ambiance is good! Would recommend and definitely coming back for another dish soon! Many mouthwatering options to choose from!

Inviting atmosphere with pleasant waitstaff. Food was top notch. Everything we sampled tasted great. Would definitely recommend and go back. Parking is a little tough so make sure you have some patience in finding a spot.

New Thai place in Malden that's worth the money! This Thai restaurant is more on the pricier side as they have more of an "upscale" vibes to them. For drink I got the Thai coconut bliss under their moctails section. It was a Thai tea but with coconut water instead of milk, very refreshing. As for dinner my husband and I tried two apps and two entrees: Whimsical thaiger shrimp - its a shrimp salad with pickles veggies and some kind of fish sauce dressing. The quality of the shrimp was good but it's a little too bland for me even with the fish sauce dressing. It needed more seasoning to the shrimp itself. Nothing special about this dish, I would not order it again. Bengal Thaiger Satay - it's chicken satay but with more of a Thai twist with the lemongrass. The chicken satay is a little too dry for me by itself, plus there was a bitter aftertaste from having too much lemongrass in it. The overall dish is very good when you pair it with the peanut sauce and pickles. Jaew glazed rice with pork cheeks - this was the best dish for me, I would come back here just for this again and again! The rice was seasoned and cooked to perfection along with the grilled pork cheeks. One thing I hope they will do for next time is quality check the meats and make sure not to include the pieces of pure fat in it. The price is not cheap especially this dish only had 5 pieces of meats in it but one of it was just pure fat, we couldn't eat it so that was unfortunate. Khao Soi with flank steak - a very balanced and authentic khao soi, they were not shy with the spices in their curry sauce which I loved. Wished there was more of the curry sauce/broth because after I mixed up the noodles there were barely any sauces left for me to slurp lol. Service was fast and friendly, straight to the point nothing to write home or complain about. If you're in the mood for some Thai food or a cute place for date night, I highly recommend this place. I will be back soon for some more jaew rice and try out other dishes!

Came here for dinner around 7 PM. Parking was not bad, they were a lot of street spots available. The whole staff was extremely friendly. We needed some suggestions and they were very helpful with that. The inside is very clean and looks very new. we got some of the drinks, they are pretty strong so if you are not really into a super alcoholic drink, just let them know ahead of time. I got the Thai iced tea, which was very delicious. For food, we got the A5 wagyu. It came with chimichurri dipping sauce and a sweet/sour/spicy sauce. The wagyu was very soft and went well with the sauces. My favorite dish was the pork belly. It was very flavorful and eating it with the pineapple gave it a little twist. We got it with the sticky rice. Another favorite dish was the fish! The sauce was delicious (garlic flavors) and I would definitely get that again. We ate it with the Purple rice, which all went well together. The Tom yum soup was very spicy and they were generous with the shellfish. You have to get the sticky rice dessert. We shared it amongst 4 ladies and it was a great end to the meal. We would definitely come back!

My wife and I went here for a date night on Saturday. I always feel like I need to mention that going out on a date when you have young children is an expensive, somewhat stressful thing (gotta line up a babysitter, etc.), so the bar is higher: it needs to be really worth it. Thaiger Den is absolutely worth the time and expense of hiring a babysitter and leaving your kids at home. We had great cocktails and delicious food. My personal favorite was probably the vegan 'calamari,' which was made with coconut (maybe the shell? Not sure) and fried garlic. I had two drinks (a mezcal-based one, and a pandan martini) and my wife had one. All were delicious and unusual. As vegetarians, we had no trouble filling our bellies. And at the end, the mango sticky rice was worth it; we don't always get dessert (it's very often not that great), but this was entirely worth getting. We were apparently there during the soft open. We didn't realize that until they gave us 10% off our check for having shown up during their early days. We'll definitely return, and we'll spread the word in the meantime.

Food was delicious!!! The cocktails were definitely Thai inspired. The Tom yum soup was so delicious and flavorful. Service was good although kind of slow. We kept asking for water. Parking is street parking but there is a garage 5 min walk for 2$ an hour so not bad. They do have delicious mocktails as well which is nice. The ambiance is upscale but also casual. There is two dining areas although we'd much prefer to sit in the main area tho. Overall I will be coming back

We finally got the chance to try this new Thai restaurant! This is definitely a good date night spot! The waiters and host are definitely attentive and always check in with your table as well. Their menu is more unique than what I'm used to for Thai places which I like but I would've liked them to have more appetizers and more items to choose from. We tried the ribeye steak which was good but a bit dry, we loved the presentation of it! We also got the Khao Soi which was tasty and I liked the noodles in it! The Wagyu boat noodle is my favorite dish that we tried! The wagyu was tender and melts in your mouth and the broth was very flavorful! But the spice does build up if you can't eat spicy food. The Den pad thai was a bit disappointing because it was kind of bland and no flavor. They also have a unique drink menu! We tried the lychee thai tea, coconut thai tea and the thai green tea which was all refreshing and yummy! I would come back here to try their other dishoes!

Alllllll the hype and our meal was totally underwhelming. But the sticky rice mocktail was delicious!

Amazing new spot for Malden. What a treat!!! We came here with friends for dinner. Everything tasted as good as it looks. I know they are still in the soft launch phase but they will be ready for prime time soon. Service was great, they were very attentive and friendly. Nice ambiance especially for date night. Great addition to Malden restaurant scene!

If we could give it 6 stars, we would! Food is delicious, presentation is great, service is fantastic, and they have a bunch of gluten and dairy free options! Oh, and did I mention the drinks? Yeah, we are repeat customers

Presentation was good, ambience was classy, but food was very mediocre. I get Pad Thai as a tried and true classic to try Thai restaurants and it was lacking in some acidity and did not taste like Thai cuisine.

The entrees were amazing! They were spicier than we expected but what's good Thai food without that extra kick Thai Iced Tea was the best I've had. Great service as well. Highly recommend.

TLDR: An amazing, chic restaurant with excellent food and drink. An elevated experience for anyone looking to try more traditional Thai dishes, or staple comfort foods. I went to Thaiger Den with some friends for food and drinks, and am happy to report that Malden has a new higher end dining experience. Their menu features a robust mix of traditional Thai dishes such as beef tongue and pork cheeks (both were melt-in-your-mouth delicious), as well as more mainstream options such as curry or pad thai. Along side the aforementioned dishes, we also ordered the crab curry, watermelon tuna, massaman curry, and mango sticky rice. All were exceptional, but the pork cheeks and mango sticky rice dessert were the group favorite. Their cocktail and beverage menu was fairly diverse, including imported Thai beer, which was fun to try. They also included several mocktails as well, which was a cool addition. I would highly recommend the thaiger's milk, but there really isn't a bad option. The ambience was fairly upscale, albeit a bit crowded and steamy, but it wasn't a huge deal. The waitstaff were all very polite, and the pacing of when the food/drinks came out was perfect. I always felt like I had something to work on. Overall I think Thaiger Den is definitively worth the visit, and they've done a great job improving on Crying Thaiger's (their more casual sister restaurant) already solid offering. Would recommend.

The food is amazing both of the plates we've tried were just a blast of the taste buds. The service was fast and the waitress were attentive. The place was great for a romantic night out

New place in Malden! Great food, amazing service, and cute interior. My favorites were the beef tongue, whimsical thaiger shrimp, and Thai milk tea (not pictured).

This is our new favorite restaurant in Malden! The ambiance is warm and cozy, the presentation of the food/drinks is beautiful and the food quality is amazing. My fiance had the steak and said it was the best steak he's had in a long time. I tried it myself and was just as surprised at how flavorful and tender it was, you wouldn't even need teeth to eat it because it literally melted in your mouth. The curry was just as delicious! Highly recommend everyone try this restaurant :)

We had a great time at this new spot! It's very cozy and the staff were wonderful. Drinks and food were delicious - we had the crowned watermelon bites, the Tom Kha Chicken Chowder, and the curry with flat iron steak which was cooked to perfection. It's a little on the pricier side but well worth it.

Great food awesome atmosphere and amazing staff!!! 5 stars will be back again soon. If you get the chance sit at the bar and Peter will make you the best drinks and provide phenomenal service!!!