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CuisineCocktail bar
Price$$$
Neighborhoodtanjong-pagar
HoursSun 16:00-23:00, Mon-Thu 18:00-01:00, Fri-Sat 18:00-02:00
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Tip: Reservations recommended. The omakase cocktail service allows bartenders to create based on stated preferences. Japanese whisky selection is among the most serious in Singapore.
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