Hiboru — Restaurant in Taipei

Great place to have meal after your day, with some friends or colleagues. I’d say the food is alright, however it might be salty if you usually have light meals. On the other hand, cocktail here aren’t the best, you can definitely look for better place for alcohol, cocktail here are just something for you to balance the salt or to pair with your food. If you are here for cocktail, you’re going the wrong place. Service wise, the waiter had moderate performance, some are pretty nice some need improvement. Pros: nice atmosphere, some food are tasty. Cons: cocktail aren’t the best, food are majorly salty, it’s gonna be crowded if there’re lots of customer, parking is an issue that you need to park at the public parking lot under the bridge. Overall, a nice place to have...

My friends and I came here on friday night by 11pm. The bar is still busy. Although we got a table quite quickly. The staff is quite friendly and is attentive.

The bar is decorated with a Japanese Izakaya look with a lot of nostalgia items. It has a cozy and relaxing setting and we feel we could sit here to chat and drink forever. We ordered few dishes of food to nibble. Braised meat platter is nice. Fried chicken could be improved.

I quite like my drink. It's sophisticated and not overwhelming, which means it's a well balanced cocktail and easy to drink. I would definitely visit again if come to...

Great highballs and cocktails in a vintage-y Japanese environment. Very creative drinks menu with something for just about everyone.

The food was great too! We saw someone order the Lu Rou Fan and it came with giant pieces of pork belly. A pity we've already ordered other things and didn't have the capacity for it. It looked really tasty.

The bartender Jackie was amiable and gave us excellent service. A very friendly fellow who was the cherry on top of our already pleasant visit.

Be sure to make a reservation though, this place gets full quite fast, and you might have to wait quite long...