"Asian-fusion sushi, brass lamps and DJ nights beside Hôtel Byblos — an after-dark terrace for a glamorous, late Saint-Tropez night out."
Le Tigrr is the Asian-fusion address attached to the legendary Hôtel Byblos, the second Saint-Tropez outpost of the Tigrr group after its Ermitage room. Since 2021 it has played to the Byblos crowd with sushi, brass lamps, DJ sets and a terrace that fills once the village empties of day-trippers.
It sits firmly in the after-dark Saint-Tropez set alongside its sibling Le Tigrr at the Ermitage and the Nikkei dinner-club Gaïo.
The menu runs through sophisticated Asian-fusion plates — sushi, nems, spring rolls, dim sum and a Thai-style sea bass — meant for sharing across a long, late table. It reads as a glossy, cosmopolitan take on Japanese and Southeast Asian cooking rather than a purist one.
Bills start from around €100 per person, in line with the Byblos address and the Saint-Tropez season.
Brass lamps, low light and a terrace set the scene, with DJ nights pulling the energy up as dinner runs on. It is a polished, club-adjacent room rather than a quiet restaurant, and the crowd skews glamorous and late.
The terrace glamour and DJ soundtrack make Le Tigrr a confident first date for those who want momentum, and an easy birthday table that rolls into the night.
Not for a quiet, early or budget dinner — the room leans late and loud with DJ sets, and bills climb fast even by Saint-Tropez standards.
Asian-fusion sharing plates: sushi, nems, spring rolls, dim sum and a Thai-style sea bass, served on a terrace beside Hôtel Byblos with DJ nights through the season.
Yes. They are two Saint-Tropez locations from the same Tigrr group — this one sits beside Hôtel Byblos, while the original Le Tigrr is at the Ermitage on the hillside.
Expect from around €100 per person before drinks. It is a premium, late-night address, and prices reflect both the cuisine and the Byblos setting.
Yes — the terrace runs DJ sets as dinner moves into the evening, giving the room a club-adjacent energy rather than a quiet restaurant feel.
Reservations advised; terrace seating in season.
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