Shoes off in this Tibetan styled bar by Oha Group (Bar No. 3, Dead Poet) that feels like a more mature version of lay-down-and-chill-out bars like Wigwam and Tang (floor seating is optional - there’s also a bar area and plenty of chairs). The vibe is intimate, earthy, and comfortable – like a living room or a bar somewhere in Chiang Mai or Yunnan. Lighting is warm and moody, the walls are deep red and sky blue, and there’s bamboo on the ceiling. Big Tannoy speakers fill the room with warm sound (healing-core/low-bpm-journey-house/Tibetan chants on our visit) and sometimes they have live music. Dogs are welcome. Drinks are excellent and hover between 78-95rmb, with names like Grandpa’s Shagor and Blackflow River. The ingredients stick to the theme too, with ingredients like Tibetan dried cheese, insect tea, and Tibetan butter mezcal, but you can also get some straight-up strong grandpa drinks. Good for catching up with friends, dates, or having a few after dinner or before heading somewhere less chill.