Haguruma
Be impressed by the telepathic skills of the bartender, who will conjure up the perfect drink just for you.
Restaurant Details
The name doesn't give the slightest hint of this place being a bar, but it is. Haguruma is a cozy, small bar, a bit off of the main street of trendy Kagurazaka. What catches the eye of guests — or rather, what doesn’t — is the lack of light inside. Haguruma is quite dimly lit, with wooden and bamboo decor making up the interior. Unusually, there isn’t even a menu to choose from either.
All of this is intended to set an air of mystery. The bartender will conjure up a concoction based on your preferences. The novel concoction he comes up with is sure to surprise, and you’ll be impressed with how much the drinks match your tastes. Rather than just going for your usual drink, get yourself down to Haguruma to discover something entirely new to add to your list of favorites.
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16-5 Wakamiyacho, Shinjuku City, Tokyo, 162-0827, Japan
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