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Chef-owner: Brian Callahan and Zimu Chen · Opened 2025
Opened July 18, 2025 by Brian Callahan and Zimu Chen in the storied former Mary Chung space (after a $1.1M renovation). Daily-rotating hyper-seasonal cocktails and a dim-sum-inspired food menu from chef Mark O'Leary, formerly of JM Curley, O Ya, and Shojo.
$15–$30 per person
Chinese-inspired cocktail bar in the former Mary Chung space, with a reimagined dim-sum menu from executive chef Mark O'Leary (JM Curley, O Ya, Shojo). 40-seat lounge, 16-seat walnut bar, a hand-painted mural by Julia Purinton, and original exposed brick from the Mary Chung era.
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464 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139
Wed-Sun: 5PM-12AM, Closed Mon-Tue
2 min walk from Central
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