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Dinner with JapLover. Rang the bell. Japanese server opened the wooden door and we stepped into a small space with 2 tables and a bar counter seating 8. Apparently it used to operate on a Members’ Only system, but is now open to public. Brightly lit with some natural wood accents.Server recommended these non-sake options.Food menu was actually from Nojo next door.Here’s what we had. Salad with a refreshing blend of silky Tofu, creamy Avocado and a sesame cream dressing. Kurosatsuma Chicken Breas

Make sure you give it a try to ring the bell or at least knock on the door, because this bar does not have an obvious sign. It's a membership bar, but anyone is welcome if there is seats available. You can become their member and enjoy their benefits such as discount on retail shopping and some more that are going to be announced soon. Have visited several times, with a group of 2-3 people to 7-8 people. This place is suitable for sole visitor, couple, with a few friends and also for big groups

It is located in a quiet area away from the hustle and bustle of Central. The entrance of the restaurant is a wooden door and the sign is not obvious, so it might be a little difficult to find, but it was like a hideout, which is quite nice.   They have really nice atmosphere, and music.  There're  two tables (big one for 5-6 pax and small one for 2-3 pax)  and about eight seats at the counter. There is a wide choice of Sake, but there's  a sake sommelier who will help you choose the right sake

Alley of central, it’s kind of hideout bar. The atmosphere and hospitality are amazing. They have a lot of Sake corrections. Japanese whisky, wine, shochu, sower are also available. Sake sommelier explains us a lot about Sake. Food menu is also very compelling. We had a wonderful night.