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Himitsu Atlanta Reviews
Great Experience
Service and Drinks were A1. Was in town visiting and snagged a reservation. We ordered the Karaage, Crispy Rice, Himitsu Roll and the Rock Shrimp Tempura. For Drinks, we ordered the Kiwi Gimlet, Apple Highball and , I believe, the Yuzu. Everything was really good. Our waitress (believe her name is Courtney) was attentive and the ambience was great. Music was not too loud or overbearing. Will definitely come to this place again when in Atlanta
Himitzu, Atlanta's hidden gem of a lounge, is celebrated
Himitzu, Atlanta's hidden gem of a lounge, is celebrated for serving some of the city's finest cocktails, a perfect follow-up to a superb dinner after UMI. This speakeasy distinguishes itself with elegant decor and a cozy atmosphere, providing a unique setting for socializing with an impressive crowd. It's a must-visit destination in Atlanta. Secure a dining experience at UMI first, then politely request the secret code for Himitzu access. If it's a quieter night, you might just get the code, or alternatively, you can make a reservation via email. A little charisma can go a long way while making that reservation :)
Speakeasy Experience
Visited Himitsu while in Atlanta for the weekend and it was a delightful experience. I ordered the Duck Tataki and it was delicious. They also offer Japanese beers which were very good and a large selection of custom cocktails which were also some of the best Iโve had. The waitress we had was friendly and the atmosphere was intriguing as well. It was a little pricey but if you are looking for a splurge experience while in Atlanta I would definitely recommend it.
My friend and I chose Chai Yo for a pre-birthday
My friend and I chose Chai Yo for a pre-birthday celebration dinner. Towards the end of our dining experience, we noticed an adjacent establishment that caught our interest -- HIMITSU (speak easy). Curious, my friend approached the host at the neighboring place -- HIMITSU to inquire about it. However, the host's response left much to be desired in terms of professionalism. He mentioned that a group of 40 people, whom he referred to as "members," (Caucasian people) would be arriving shortly, and they had priority seating (over us). He suggested we return around 11:15 pm if we wanted to be accommodated. Before settling our bill, we noticed several people attempting to enter HIMITSU, with a notable trend: those who were accepted appeared to be predominantly white, while those who were denied entry were from diverse racial backgrounds. These observations only served to confirm our suspicions of discrimination taking place at HIMITSU. As the clock neared 11:00 pm, we settled our bill with our server at Chai YO and I approached the host (hoping he really wasn't a racist) for further information. The host informed us that entry to HIMITSU was typically reserved for special (white people) individuals in the film or sports industry who had been invited by the owner. I inquired if my film industry affiliation would grant us access, to which he replied negatively. I then asked about making a reservation, and he advised us to do so for the following week. The host's response was highly unsatisfactory, especially since we had no intention of waiting until the following week for a reservation. AND this seemed contradictory to the "members only" policy he initially mentioned. In frustration, I sought clarification on their standards, to which he responded by claiming our server Bryan at HIMITSU had informed the host Kevin that our tip did not meet their 20% standard. This left me baffled, as our check totaled approximately $290, and we had tipped around $360, well above the 20% threshold. It became apparent that the host's explanation was inconsistent and lacked professionalism. It's unfortunate to say, but his actions and comments strongly suggested racial bias. In summary, it appeared that the host had no valid reason to deny us access, and the decision seemed to be rooted in racial profiling and stereotypes. Please be cautious and consider your choices carefully when dining here, as we experienced prejudiced behavior from the host. Hindsight, I should have immediately ask for the manager's assistance to address the biased behavior exhibited by the host. #racists #prejudice #disgusting #shutitdown
I brought another out-of-town guest to Himitsu last night
I brought another out-of-town guest to Himitsu last night and another home run by the staff! Eric, as always, thank you for making this happen and I hope to see you soon -
I absolutely love this trendy, energetic, and fun spot!
I absolutely love this trendy, energetic, and fun spot! Very classy. After leaving Umi (the sushi is the best), Himitsu was the icing on the cake of a wonderful evening. Just exquisite. The service was next level. White glove from beginning to end. Thanks for a wonderful time! Always a great choice.
Espresso Martinis were perfect, service was spot on,
Espresso Martinis were perfect, service was spot on, doorman were very friendly. Love everything about the vibe and crowd.
Service was impeccable -- everything from the host to
Service was impeccable -- everything from the host to server highly polished. Sushi menu was limited but the high quality made up for it. Everything was a hit with our table. Would happily return!
If you want to impress your date or have a great night out
If you want to impress your date or have a great night out with your close friends Himitsu is the place you need to attempt to get into. It's a password required speakeasy that's not only parallel to Umi Sushi, but they share the same kitchen!! You'll have access to the most popular items on the menu while also having exclusive access to their signature cocktails. The dim lights, Vegas like music and the overall ambiance makes this space extremely sexy. This establishment is only open Thursday through Saturday.
Love love love this place.
My favorite cocktail spot in Buckhead, or in all of Atlanta really. Depending on the server you get, they can be a *little* slow, but this is a laid-back kind of place where you shouldn't be in a hurry anyway. They leave you alone for the most part, which I really like.
Atlanta's best kept secret! Himitsu is the ultimate example
Atlanta's best kept secret! Himitsu is the ultimate example of an exclusive, swanky, and intriguing experience. I am not a member of this establishment (I don't even know how you become one tbh), but my friend and I were able to put our names down on the waitlist after dining at Umi. Impatience quickly got the best of us, so we decided to march on over to the entrance of Himitsu (the inconspicuous door located directly next to Chai Yo Thai, with the LED wall sign next to it) and asked the bouncer how long our wait was. He mentioned that we were in luck and that he would be able to accommodate our party right then - after which he pushed a button and the inner door slid open to reveal a stunningly sexy yet cozy cocktail bar. Talk about a dramatic entrance!If you're not a member, you can't sit at any of the tables in the middle of the room (apparently). We sat at a booth and took in our surroundings. It sure felt like everyone knew just about everyone else (clearly all the members are regulars), so it's a bit of an odd, outside-looking-in vibe if it's your first time. Oh well. I ordered the Raichi to drink, which was excellent. Similar to a lychee martini, but slightly less syrupy. This is the type of bar where I'm guessing every drink is top notch!Good experience overall, glad I got to try it once!
Stopped by for dessert as this was the only place offering
Stopped by for dessert as this was the only place offering dessert after 10pm.Espresso Martini was the best I've hadGreat vibe, good music
Himitsu is an intimate upscale speakeasy lounge near the St.
Regis Hotel, but with an upbeat lively atmosphere. Himitsu translates to "secret" in English. How fitting, right? The food menu is a selection from Umi Sushi, but the drink menu is extensive. The cocktails were beautifully crafted, but I of course had to dive into their wine menu.With only 60-seats, Himitsu is reservation only, though it helps knowing someone that has a member's only key card.
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He checks the restaurant's website and sees that no reservations are available. He then looks at the Himitsu Atlanta page on AppointmentTrader, but finds that there are no user postings either.
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1.) Setting a Reward (Bid)
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* Peter really wants to go, so he increases the bid (or reward) to $200.
* At this stage, the reservation does not exist yet.
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* FulfilledThread16, an experienced AT user, has a strong track record of successfully securing reservations and low refund requests, they receive a notification about Peter's bid.
* FulfilledThread16 picks up the bid, meaning they will now work on securing the reservation.
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* FulfilledThread16 now uses their connections at Himitsu Atlanta to secure the table.
* If they successfully get the 6 PM table for four, Peter receives a confirmation that the reservation has been secured.
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* Peter can now enjoy the dinner with his friends at Himitsu Atlanta!
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