At first glance, Mozi appears as a stylish barber / salon in Taipei’s Da’an District — clean lines, leather chairs, curated bookshelves, and attentive hairstylists. But tucked behind one of the bookcases (or a subtle secret door) is its other identity: Mozi Bar, a hidden cocktail lounge and speakeasy built upon the concept of a modern salon-salon hybrid. The atmosphere inside Mozi is intimate and moody. Dark woods, vintage accents, leather upholstery, and soft amber lighting set a mood that is both sophisticated and relaxed. The décor leans toward a mid-century gentleman's club aesthetic with nods to classic salons and libraries. Cocktails at Mozi are carefully crafted — they balance flavors, local touches, and aesthetic presentation. One review mentions they offer tea-infused cocktails, seasonal fruits, and creative twists. For example, Tea from Grandpa (Earl Grey–infused gin with lime) is cited as a recommendation. The bar also offers small bites and bar snacks / light plates to accompany drinks. Because Mozi shares space with the salon, part of the charm is the dual life of the venue: you may walk past haircuts, styling tools, or hairdressers before discovering the tucked-away bar. The entrance is intended to be discreet — patrons often need to push a bookshelf or pass through a back corridor. Visiting Mozi feels like joining a quiet, refined conversation in a hidden enclave. It’s well suited for people who enjoy craft cocktails, slow evenings, design details, and places that reveal themselves gradually rather than wave “Open” signage.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to rate this bar and share your thoughts!
