A bar that doesn't serve Japanese food is not a good tailor

This bar is owned by the men's high-end custom brand MR.DANDY. Since its opening, it has been popular among suit wearers, fashionistas, and movie stars. Its brother restaurant is the Japanese restaurant DAN Sushi and Izakaya. A bar that doesn't serve Japanese food is not a good tailor. Push open the heavy wooden door, and the lines of the suit tailoring are projected into the environment through curves and geometric shapes, becoming a theme lounge consistent with the family. You feel embarrassed to push the door without wearing a little evening dress. I met the bar owner Jerry. I know him, but he doesn't know me. It feels so good to be a little transparent and do bad things at will. Empty Monkey, Hawthorn red wine mixed with brandy and gin, and various spirits make a scene in the heavenly palace. A sip down the throat, the wild breath from head to toe, from then on, the world's love and desire have nothing to do with me. Duke of Windsor, gin and Earl Grey tea are full of gentlemanly feeling, lemon honey and apple bring a touch of boyish playfulness, a full cup of kiwi pulp brings a great visual impact, the bow tie is like a little gentleman, a greeting from the Duke. Scent of a Woman, gin-based, lemon and rose floral and fruity fragrance is the breath of a woman, delicate protein entrance is gentle, like a whisper in the ear. Champagne Party, like a woman in a cheongsam attending a party. Champagne and gin are exclusive to the West, and jasmine tea adds a touch of mystery from the East, with lemon and grapefruit's sweet and sour hidden in it, making it elusive but lingering. The Dandy, a delicate and elegant person. In Congo, the Dandies say they are so poor that they can't afford to eat, but they have to dress elegantly. In their view, even if they eat simple food every day, they are happy people because wearing the right clothes can nourish the soul and bring happiness to the body. No one can stand in God's perspective and point fingers at others, after all, that is someone else's life. Moreover, in this impetuous society, happiness is more important than anything else.