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    Bar 369 Miroku

    4.8 (26 reviews)
    Closed 6:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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    Alyssa N.

    Easy laid back speakeasy with strong drinks! A group of friends visited on a Thursday night. We just walked in and there were only a couple of people there. 2 bartenders. Super cute vibe and well decorated - super dark and jazz music in the back so it's a chill vibe. I don't remember the drink I got, but all drinks around were super strong! It took a while for the drinks to come out. The bartenders were also following a YouTube pilates class??? LOL so they were exercising behind the counter when it wasn't busy. I'd say this place was ok!

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    Peggy L.

    The service was amazing - attentive bartenders with excellent recommendations. Ambiance there was cool filled with some cool decors. At first, we were confused with where to go as it's a speakeasy but it was a nice surprise as we entered the space, very enclosed and eluded from the public eye. The drinks options were overwhelming but came with a lot of creativity. I was very eager to try some! I wanted to focus on whisky drinks. Waffles (butter infused Mars Iwai 45 whisky, vanilla, maple) - surprisingly so good, you almost could taste the actual waffles... smooth and well incorporated drink. You could taste a hint of butter like you were eating bites of waffles! Definitely one of my favorites. Tokyo Sour (clarified Nikka Days whisky, yuzu, red wine) - surprisingly very good! Loved how I could sip red wine then slowly transition the taste bud to whisky mixed with yuzu flavor. Very smooth. Perfect Shibuya (Nikka Colley grain whisky, bermunto, sweet bermutto, bitters) - pretty good but little bitter compared to other whisky drinks. Refreshing compared to other mixed drinks in my opinion. Zen Tea Ceremony (Hyaku shochu, Ki No Tea gia, Baileys, matcha) - pretty interesting and little strong based on shochu in a tiny glass though. Very strong earthy flavor coming from matcha. The One American Shogun (sesame oil and umami infused Bulleit bourbon) - this one is the most interesting drink and very umami flavors with some sesame oil flavor which was strange to me... I wouldn't order it again if I come across another whisky drink with sesame oil. But it was a fun drink adventure as it's not typical mixed drink you'd see out there.

    Waffles, Hikari Spritz, Iced Coffee
    Brittney W.

    Dark, moody speakeasy. The staff was super accommodating to our larger group and helped move chairs so we could sit near each other. Drinks are very unique and very strong! I am not an adventurous drinker, so this menu was not tailored to me, but they have so many cool drink offerings. My friend loves the waffles drink and that's the whole reason we went! I loved the Hikari Spritz.

    Anna N.

    The service here is amazing! The bartender and wait staff were all super friendly and very informative to help you pick a drink to your taste. The menu has several options to choose from whether you want something sweet, sour, or bitter. I also really liked the fries. It came out in huge wedges and you get a curry dipping sauce and spicy ketchup. The inside is clean and decorated nicely with a chandelier and dim lighting. This is probably one of my favorite speakeasies now!

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    Emily G.

    I came here with a group of friends on a Saturday night and enjoyed different cocktails from both the regular menu and the seasonal spring menu. The cocktail prices are expected for NYC (the seasonal menu has slightly higher prices), but they were quite good. Bartenders are helpful with recommendations based on preferences. Overall a really chill vibe and in a convenient location in Midtown west (quick walk from Times Square), but you don't feel like you're in midtown at all! The lounge chairs and sofas are quite comfy too! My faves were the Cheese board (grape-forward drink with a cube of cheese to mimic a charcuterie experience) and Iced Coffee.

    Alice C.

    Hidden above a great Japanese restaurant, 369 Miroku nails everything a speakeasy should be. You slip upstairs, the lights get low, the music stays at a "no shouting required" level, and the cocktails... wow. I had their iced coffee take on an espresso martini and it was flawless. Our host was incredible and kept us happy for over two hours. Perfect spot for when you want to feel like a regular on your first visit.

    Hedy PT C.

    The cocktails were different to what you would find in a bar. I strongly recommend stopping by and have the experience of a real speakeasy. The ambience was cozy and welcoming in comparison to many places where you always have to make reservations. This is the real gem to explore in NY. Thank you for the great service.

    Khant T.

    No doubt, one of the high end gem spots in all of New York City. Finding the entrance was fun too. The atmosphere, the barmaids, the drinks were beyond expected. The decorations, the paintings, and the chandelier are one of the best feats. One spot for everyone to check out

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    Ken Z.

    One of the best speakeasies and bars I've been to yet. Bar 369 Miroku is a hidden gem in New York. The customer service was incredible. The atmosphere was intimate and refined. The large selection of drinks on the menu was initially intimidating, but the waitstaff and bartenders were very knowledgeable and made suggestions based off of our preferences. The drinks we ordered were phenomenal. We had an iced coffee cocktail, tomu collins, botanical garden, and midori sour (custom request).

    Found a great private place. Wonderful atmosphere. I really enjoyed the night. Will come back soon!

    桜 B.

    It's on the second floor. Great Jazz themed bar with authentic Japanese cocktail, worth a visit.

    Great ambience and drinks, friendly service. Opened recently so they are not on Google Maps yet, but this is inside the Japanese izakaya heno heno. Will be back with friends :)

    Iced Coffee

    Very nice experience! The drinks are very well crafted with top notch ingredients from Japan. Bar tender is doing a tremendous job! 10/10 recommended.

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    Small hidden Japanese speakeasy in the back of a restaurant. Drinks are good and interesting. Nice place to hang in theater district.

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    This place is on the 2nd floor of a japanese izakaya and has really good vibes and drinks! Great service as well

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