One end — the hearth
The irori hearth is the room's centre, with the piano beside it. Evenings start slowly: sit down, warm up, let the room set the pace.
Level 3 · 17/3 Nguyen Thi Minh Khai · District 1
HOUSE OF IRORI
A whisky bar built around an irori hearth — single-cask Chichibu, head bartender Nhut's signatures, and piano running late.
The irori
Around the hearth, poured from the cask
An irori is Japan's traditional sunken hearth — the place a house gathers around. House of Irori builds its room on that image: a warm counter, whisky poured from single casks, and music that never hurries.
The other end — the cask
Across from the hearth is the whisky bar: single-cask Chichibu is the house pride, poured by head bartender Nhut and his team.
Three frames to open
The hearth and the piano, the whisky collection, and the house Manhattan — how a night at House of Irori opens.
The hearth and the piano
The room's two anchors in one frame: the irori hearth and the piano that plays late.
The whisky collection
Shelves of Japanese and world whisky, with single-cask Chichibu the name mentioned most.
The Irori Manhattan
The Manhattan that carries the house name — whisky poured at the counter, served by the hearth.
Around the hearth
The entrance, the room, the whisky bar and the collection — House of Irori through its guests' own photos.
