

Walking into the threshold from 9 mile in Ferndale, awaits a relaxed dining experience with Asian influence, French technique, and Midwest flair. Luxury and simplicity are delicately balanced, soft to polished – yet stimulating – a welcoming energy. The space was designed for social gatherings, date nights and larger parties. Tigerlily’s menu is prepared by our talented executive chef Ivan Dalou and was intentionally designed to elevate meals into memories and to be shared with others. The organic design and artwork shower the dining area with vibrant colors and fresh ambiance that are the backdrop for modern asian fare and craft libations served with unparalleled hospitality
Sleek Japanese pub with contemporary decor serving creative cocktails, sake flights & small plates.
Hours
| Friday | 4–11 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–10 PM |
| Thursday | 4–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 231 W Nine Mile Rd Suite A, Ferndale, MI 48220
Phone: (248) 733-4905
Website: http://www.tigerlilyferndale.com/
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Reviews
He has that rare balance of being friendly without hovering and attentive without rushing you. Drinks were always refilled, timing was perfect, and he somehow made the entire experience feel effortless. You can tell he truly loves what he does and it shows in every interaction.
If you are lucky enough to get Andre, your meal will be exceptional. He is the kind of server that makes you want to come back again and again. Tigerlily is great, but Andre takes it to another level.
On the other hand, our eggs Benedict was a huge letdown. The eggs came out undercooked, which completely threw off the dish. Thankfully, our server was extremely nice, polite, and attentive and she kept us updated on the kitchen delays and even took the Benedict off the bill, which I really appreciated.
The restaurant itself is beautiful, the decor is modern and stylish, and even the bathroom is super cool with fun animations that make it stand out. The vibe and the food presentation definitely give “Instagram worthy” energy.
That said, the wait times and inconsistency in the kitchen were disappointing, especially since we had a reservation. The pancakes alone can’t justify an hour and a half wait, but the place still has potential. I’ll give it another shot, because some of the other dishes I saw coming out looked amazing. It just wasn’t the experience I hoped for this time.
Had the threeway breakfast sandwich, steak and eggs, and pancakes. The sandwich was tasty but chaotic, too much sauce and thick tomato slices turned it into a fork-and-knife situation pretty fast. Steak and eggs were flavorful and cooked exactly how we asked, though the potatoes were seasoned pretty aggressively.
The pancakes stole the show. Crispy outside, fluffy inside, butter doing butter things. Worth the visit alone. I see chocolate in my future visit on them.
Overall a solid 4 out of 5 and I’d definitely go back, especially for bar seating and pancakes.
I had the best most satisfying meal ever! We had the chicken and filet bao buns! They were so good, we ordered more! I was not a fan of the spicy edamame, they were kinda dry and needed something saucy on them. We also had the salad and it was good too! I don’t remember what it was called but it had peanuts and chicken skewers on top!
We also had the bang bang chicken skewers… so delish. The sauce was great.
My husband and his friend loved the sushi also!
Oh and the cucumber gimlet is a must have!
Service was another weak point. It took quite a while for our server to greet us and even longer to take our order. Our AAC rolls came out nearly ten minutes before my Slo Roll and my friend’s California roll, which felt odd. She didn’t pre-bus the table, so dishes piled up, and it took forever to close out the check. I got the impression she might have been new and that management had her covering too large of an area, which made things harder on her, but still, the service suffered because of it.
People talk about the ambiance being beautiful, but I didn’t see it. It felt more IKEA than upscale, and between the loud music and the echo of everyone talking, it was hard to relax or have a conversation.
Overall, TigerLily just didn’t deliver. Between the limited menu, basic food, slow service, and loud atmosphere, I won’t be back. For better sushi and a more enjoyable dining experience, I’d recommend Ronin in Royal Oak or Zao Jun in Bloomfield Hills instead.
Our server was so friendly and advised us wisely on the menu.
We had to wait a bit to get seated, even though there was no one ahead of us. No hostess was up front.
Service was slow but our server seemed to have a few tables therefore we were fine with it.
Took a while to get our orders in and to get drinks.
Again, all fine.
What wasn’t ok was being told one entrée ordered was unavailable. 20 minutes AFTER we ordered.
We were told to pick something else but the server didn’t wait at the table for a decision.
Several minutes later one dish came out, with no order or food for the other person at the table.
We had already been there quite some time and decided to leave and dine elsewhere, where we could both eat at the same time.
Our drinks were fine. We were unable to taste and food.