Oooohhhhh, talk about a great concept late night happy hour (5-10pm) lychee martinis for $8, is a win in the city. PSSSSTTT..... and they're actually good, but don't expect to get a seat without reservations first, at least not on a Friday night. They was definitely a wait for a table, which we're turning fairly quickly and for what I can see & smell the food looked & smelled scrumptious. The decor was giving Asian vibes but it seems they support local artist so there were these beautiful immense photographs. They checked for ID at the door, the crowd gave mid twenties working class mostly woman at the bar, and yet still fairly easy to get a drink. We will be back to try the entrees.

One of my go-to spots in NYC for cheap and yummy drinks. They do a $8 lychee martini and sangria happy hour (although granted I have never tried the sangria.... the lychee martinis are just too yummy)! Vibes are good - definitely loud and always bustling, but I've never had to wait for a table when going with a small group earlier in the evening. I really like the food too (chicken wings), and the bread pudding is one of my favorite desserts in the city. I love bringing my friends from out of town here - it's the perfect place to start the night!

The lychee martinis have been a 10/10 since I started coming in 2011. Such a fun spot!

I, like every single other person in the entire packed bar, ordered the very-strong-for-alcohol-intolerant-me happy hour lychee martini and liked it. I dislike vodka (all alcohol besides wine is nasty, but vodka is downright sinfully disgusting drinkable acetone) and this tasted more like a juicy juice than it did vodka, but I still got drunk from just one. 10 out of 10 for the chill atmosphere inside and a yummy drink! Yes, I'm still feeling the effect hours later (lightweight behaviour or this is a syndrome).

Came here on a Saturday night. Sat at the bar to try some drinks. The decor is interesting, I'm not sure how it fits either the theme. We were able to find a seat at the bar, took probably 15 minutes to get an order in. Tried the lychee martini and rose and red sangrias. The lychee martini was good, but a little off, could be the vodka used, and very sweet. The sangrias were ok, but really could have used some fruit. For $8 it's a good hh price for nyc. It's very loud, so I wouldn't suggest it as a date night place. I woke up the next day with a raspy voice.

Stopped by around 7 PM on a Tuesday night and the place was pretty full. No wait to be seated. Ordered the lo mein, chicken wings, and chicken satay. The food was very average. Both the chicken wings and chicken satay were not seasoned at all. Wings were crispy, but again no other flavor. It comes with soy sauce you can pour over which helps. The satay also the chicken itself was so bland, but the peanut sauce was good. It also came with coconut rice which was quite deliciois. The lo mein was the most flavorful dish we ordered, but it was a bit too salty for my liking. The lychee martini was very good. I like how they use the canned lychees and include them in the drink as well. The lychee flavor is strong and there. The rose sangria was good as well. The service is good. The server constantly checking in on us, etc. This is definitely a good place for drinks. The vibe is nice. Would come again for the drinks and maybe try other things on their menu.

I will say this is the best place for happy hour because they have an actual happy hour that ends and starts at a reasonable hour which is 5 PM to 10 PM. Their lychee martinis are delicious. The customer service is pretty good. The ambience is very intimate but loud. This is a go to happy hour spot for me in the lower east side

Came here for a drink after my birthday party with 10+ people and staff were accommodating and drinks came out fast. Friends ordered wings and fries and we even stepped out for ice cream and returned. Someone did spill a drink and the floor was sticky but we were only provided napkins. Greatly appreciate walking in with a big group and I loved the real plants. Surprised at the very young crowd, like someone said below this spot was popular way before but I guess times are changing and I'm glad the place is holding up for the new crowd.