Code Bar

The Heavenly Bed, which invites you to the ultimate sleep that The Westin boasts. This is a cocktail recommended by the bartender inspired by the Heavenly Bed. Please enjoy this cocktail full of happiness made with plenty of seasonal fruits. *Prices may vary depending on the season.

The lively voice of 'Toriaezu, Nama!' echoes in the izakaya. It is precisely because we can enjoy drinks that we are healthy. Therefore, using mirin and ume, which are considered good for the body in Japan, we propose a healthy highball-style cocktail for the first drink at a fun gathering. The toast at Code Bar is 'Toriaezu, Hama'!!

Chinatown, an essential area when talking about the history of Yokohama. Peking Duck, one of the representative Chinese dishes, is paired with duck sauce and the king of cocktails, Martini. The two classics intersect, giving birth to a new cocktail in the glass. Please try this drink that embodies the diverse cultures of Yokohama.

I believe you have vivid memories of fun times at Zushi Beach, feeling the sea breeze and the scent of the ocean. This cocktail, which captures the essence of seaweed broth and the aroma of the shore, hopes to bring you a reunion with those joyful memories.

Kanagawa-juku, known as the third stop of the Tokaido Fifty-Three Stations. It is said that at that time, there were many travelers coming and going at the teahouse overlooking the sea. Inspired by the classic menu item 'Chahan' that was served at such teahouses, we have created a new sensation classic cocktail.

In the British Navy, it was often the case that sailors drank too much of the rum provided, so they sometimes issued 'watered rum.' This watered rum was reportedly unpopular among the sailors, but if there had been a bartender on board, they could have turned even watered rum into a delicious cocktail. This is a cocktail that brings together the past and present, sparking the imagination.

Kamakura is also a place associated with the onmyoji Abe no Seimei. His desire for harmony between yin and yang in both body and mind likely extended to the harmony of the world as well. This cocktail, which combines miso, said to be a yang ingredient, and gin (yin), is inspired by the concept of harmony.

Since ancient times, 'anko' has been cherished in the town of Odawara Castle. When it comes to anpan, 'milk' is indispensable. This is a pairing cocktail that combines the essence of each familiar ingredient into one, evoking a nostalgic image of Japan.