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Taking tea seriously as mixologists

Mixology Salon Singapore showcases Japanese tea through cocktails

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Janice Heng

Janice Heng

Published Sat, Jul 15, 2023 · 05:00 AM
    • One of Mixology Salon Singapore's signature tea cocktails, Four Seams No 2 is served in a traditional wooden sake cup.
    • One of Mixology Salon Singapore's signature tea cocktails, Four Seams No 2 is served in a traditional wooden sake cup. PHOTO: MIXOLOGY SALON SINGAPORE

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    A VISIT to Mixology Salon Singapore begins with a warm welcome and a refreshing cold towel, in line with the philosophy of hospitality practised by this outpost of Tokyo-based Mixology Salon.

    “We want people to relax, like just coming to a friend’s house,” says manager and head bartender Kaoru Takii.

    The sedate space in the InterContinental Robertson Quay previously housed Singaporean chocolatier Janice Wong’s 50FIFTY dessert and cocktail bar; Wong herself helped to bring Mixology Salon here.

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