Notime Mixology Bar
Fukuoka
Bar
Where time stops, and cocktails evolve.
Tucked away on the second floor of an unassuming building along Watanabe-dori, Notime Mixology Bar feels like stepping into another world. Once a 55-year-old apartment, it has been meticulously renovated by the owner into a warm, wood-toned sanctuary filled with soft light and calm energy. From the moment you enter, the bustle of Tenjin outside seems to fade — true to its name, this is a place where time stands still.
The concept is simple yet ambitious: cocktails that everyone can enjoy. Whether you drink alcohol or not, every guest can experience a “special glass” crafted with precision and imagination. Behind the counter is Takaaki, a bartender recognized as one of the Japan Top 50 Bartenders in 2023. His creations redefine what mixology can be — an elegant fusion of culinary technique, scientific approach, and artistic presentation.
Unlike conventional cocktails built from liqueurs and syrups, the drinks here are made from fresh fruits, herbs, spices, and vegetables, layered together with remarkable balance. Each cocktail arrives like a work of art, striking in color, scent, and flavor. Even the small touch of choosing your preferred oshibori (hand towel scent) speaks to the bar’s devotion to sensory hospitality.
Despite being packed most nights, daytime transforms Notime into a serene café-style retreat. Guests linger over kombucha, cold-pressed juices, or single-origin coffee, while others savor the seasonal parfaits — elaborate creations that could rival fine desserts in Tokyo or Paris. It’s the kind of space that welcomes both quiet solo visits and intimate conversations alike.
Among the signature cocktails, three stand out. The Sakura Saku, a delicate low-alcohol drink infused with floral and fruity notes, captures the fleeting charm of spring. The Four Seasons, the bar’s most popular creation, harmonizes matcha and tropical fruits in perfect balance — complex yet effortlessly drinkable. And the Brownie Manhattan, made with Yamazaki 12-year whisky and served with a rich chocolate brownie, delivers a decadent, unforgettable depth.
Visitors consistently describe Notime as one of Fukuoka’s most exciting bars — a “hidden gem” where every drink surprises. One guest put it best: “We tried several cocktails and there wasn’t a single miss. The Four Seasons was so good I ordered it twice. Takaaki is a true master of his craft.” Another remarked that they came on a whim and stayed for three hours, completely absorbed in the experience.
Stylish yet unpretentious, innovative yet deeply human, Notime Mixology Bar has quickly become a cornerstone of Fukuoka’s new cocktail scene. It’s a bar that doesn’t chase trends — it creates them, quietly and beautifully, one glass at a time.
The concept is simple yet ambitious: cocktails that everyone can enjoy. Whether you drink alcohol or not, every guest can experience a “special glass” crafted with precision and imagination. Behind the counter is Takaaki, a bartender recognized as one of the Japan Top 50 Bartenders in 2023. His creations redefine what mixology can be — an elegant fusion of culinary technique, scientific approach, and artistic presentation.
Unlike conventional cocktails built from liqueurs and syrups, the drinks here are made from fresh fruits, herbs, spices, and vegetables, layered together with remarkable balance. Each cocktail arrives like a work of art, striking in color, scent, and flavor. Even the small touch of choosing your preferred oshibori (hand towel scent) speaks to the bar’s devotion to sensory hospitality.
Despite being packed most nights, daytime transforms Notime into a serene café-style retreat. Guests linger over kombucha, cold-pressed juices, or single-origin coffee, while others savor the seasonal parfaits — elaborate creations that could rival fine desserts in Tokyo or Paris. It’s the kind of space that welcomes both quiet solo visits and intimate conversations alike.
Among the signature cocktails, three stand out. The Sakura Saku, a delicate low-alcohol drink infused with floral and fruity notes, captures the fleeting charm of spring. The Four Seasons, the bar’s most popular creation, harmonizes matcha and tropical fruits in perfect balance — complex yet effortlessly drinkable. And the Brownie Manhattan, made with Yamazaki 12-year whisky and served with a rich chocolate brownie, delivers a decadent, unforgettable depth.
Visitors consistently describe Notime as one of Fukuoka’s most exciting bars — a “hidden gem” where every drink surprises. One guest put it best: “We tried several cocktails and there wasn’t a single miss. The Four Seasons was so good I ordered it twice. Takaaki is a true master of his craft.” Another remarked that they came on a whim and stayed for three hours, completely absorbed in the experience.
Stylish yet unpretentious, innovative yet deeply human, Notime Mixology Bar has quickly become a cornerstone of Fukuoka’s new cocktail scene. It’s a bar that doesn’t chase trends — it creates them, quietly and beautifully, one glass at a time.
Courses
Lunch
à la carte
Booking fee ¥1,000
JPY3,300〜
(Tax Incl.)
Dinner
à la carte
Booking fee ¥1,000
JPY3,300〜
(Tax Incl.)
Restaurant information
| Working Hours | 14:00 - 01:00 |
|---|---|
| Seats | 20 |
| Payment | Visa, MasterCard, Diners, American Express, Cash |
| Smoking | Not Allowed |
| Alcohol take-in | Not Allowed |
| Phone number | N/A |
| Address | 2F, 5-13-21 Watanabedori, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka, Japan Fukuoka |
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