Tiger

I seriously LOVE this place for cute and fairly inexpensive non-​traditional souvenirs. There is a little bit of everything here and the prices are exceptionally reasonable. This store stocks everything from party favors to lighting, to costume and office supply. The layout and design of the store was what drew me in and it kept me intrigued. It almost looks like a cosmetics outlet from the front with its candy colored displays of yoga gear and thermoses, so it it very eye-​catching. It actually reminded me a little of a very small version of IKEA; without the major furniture and a lot less overwhelming. If I lived in London, I would be here all the time spending frivolous pennies/​pence on the über-​cuteness that is Tiger. I think a large part of the appeal is the total randomness of the stuff there… toys and paperclips and hats and masks and umbrellas and just… whew! Just go and when you’ve figured out the point of this awesome little spot, drop me a line!

If you are looking for a shop full of things you never knew existed, but can’t understand how you lived without. Go to this shop.
You want a massive peg? They have them.
You want to measuring ruler attached to a sword. Sure, they have that too.
They have essentials for kitchens like utensils, they sell photo frames and stuff to put on your walls.
Basically, this is the perfect present shop and it is now near Oxford Street, if you are struggling to find the perfect gift. Go visit Tiger.

The sis and I went here on our very last attempt to get stuff before heading back home. Think IKEA of cool gadgets! I was in awe! The prices were decent consider they were GBP! The place was packed (after work hours) and they had stuff ranging from pointless /​useless to useful items for the any place in your home.
The staff were friendly as well as helpful! They seemed really out of it considering the amount of work they have so props for the friendly smile! Well worth checking out for last minute stuff!

Recherché déco et gadgets design pour un prix dérisoire (£1 en moyenne).
Quelle bonne surprise de découvrir ce magasin où chacun dénichera des trouvailles, que ce soit un objet déco, un ustensile de cuisine, un gadget plein de technologie ou même des fruits secs !
L’ambiance est épurée et les vendeurs sont agréables.

CHEAP STUFF! CUTE THINGS! EVERYWHERE
It takes a lot of impulse control for me to walk down Tottenham Court Road and not pop into Tiger. I once went here three times in a week. I may have a problem. I’m sitting here writing this review right after yet another trip to Tiger.
Tiger is filled with all sorts of little trinkets. Notepads, pens, games, candles, kitchen stuff, bicycle horns, hula hoops, kites, sunglasses, wine glasses, iPod charging cables, and everything in between — most of the things are under £5 too. For some reason there are a lot of mustache-​themed items.
It’s a great place to buy little knickknacks for party favors and little home decorating details like colorful hooks for hanging coats, scarves, purses, whatever.
I’ve definitely spent too much money here over the last few months. But now I have so many colorful wine stoppers that I never knew I needed…

Yay! I’m a fan. Well actually Yah! My wife’s a fan.
The appearance of this very colourful purveyor of cheap, very cheap, stuff in a high street near you should put a smile on even the most jaded grumpy old sod. This grumpy old sod was moved to smile, drawn in and with predictable consumerist energy sucked into spending £30 quid on a selection of stuff. With an Ikea aesthetic and set out in a one way route you get to see and be presented with everything they have on offer. And just like to Ikea market area you cannot seem to pass through without taking advantage of the unbelievable bargains. Surrounded mainly by women who were so overexcited by all the shiny cheap trinklets on offer I was moved to smile some more and shift quickly to the checkout and think myself lucky they only got 30 quid out of me… this time. You have been warned.