929
Cocktail & Vinyl Record Bar Inspired by Canto-Pop & Mando-Pop. From craft cocktails and small bites to music and art display, 929's goal is to create an immersive space for the celebration of Cantonese and Mandarin pop music from the 1980s and beyond. Sipping a cocktail inspired by Chinese ingredients while jamming to music playing on vinyl and browsing the music memorabilia collection in the space is exactly what we would love to see you doing. We believe in celebration, introduction, and most importantly, preservation of the pop culture we grew up with.
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Naomi Lopes
βHad the most lovely time at 929. We came before a Broadway show, which was perfect considering they have a 90 minute limit per table! Their Lunar New Year cocktails were beautifully presented and tasted delicious, I loved the salted soy milk foam, and their fermented tea non-alcoholic option was also fantastic as a mocktail. We also tried the basil popcorn chicken, the egg yolk toast, and the bun - every dish knocked it out of the park. Great vibes and decor as well - loved that you get there via a hidden door!β
Keely Villamizar
βFirst at all, as authentic and unique speakeasy, they have the capacity to deliver on a high end note. Service is impeccable, staff is professional, always looking after you and answering any questions you may have. The cocktail list is made for everyone to come enjoy flavors inspired in East Asia, from sweetness the Shanghai summer fling to the spiciness of Fire iceberg, I definitely enjoyed too many of them, Nic, Ray, Chai and Tomas makes your stay with them almost like you are in your second home. For food I would say you can't go wrong with any of the dishes, specially if you try the dates and mochi, I think it is almost like having Churros but better. The atmosphere can make you believe you are take a break for the city. If you are thinking of coming here, I highly recommend it. Best service, I look forward for my next time with you and thank you for always accommodating me regardless of the time of arrival.β
Candace Chang
βHad the best time at 929! The cocktails were so fun and delicious. The food was amazing too - we ordered the basil popcorn chicken, san bei octopus, cured egg yolk toast and the mochi you tiao. Definitely need to come back to try the restaurant Traveler downstairs, currently serving Taiwanese food! PS they have the coolest alcoholic tea vending machines tooβ
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