Bar in Tokyo, Japan

Codename Mixology Akasaka

45Pearl Points

Focused cocktail stop

About Codename Mixology Akasaka

Akasaka's Codename Mixology Akasaka is the right pick for a cocktail-focused date or small celebration, not an easy group bar. Its Asia's Best Bars recognition gives it real credibility, but parties of four or more should weigh the tighter format against hotel-bar alternatives with more space and predictability.

Codename Mixology Akasaka is a Tokyo venue with one clearly verified recognition point: it was ranked #36 on World's 50 Best Asia's Best Bars in 2016. Beyond that confirmed accolade, the available verified details are limited, so this guide does not assume a specific menu format, seating style, price level, hours, address, or service model.

The practical takeaway is simple: consider Codename Mixology Akasaka when you want a Tokyo bar with a documented Asia's Best Bars citation, confirm current details directly with the venue before planning around reservations, group size, timing, or food availability. The verified dress code is smart casual.

Tokyo context and confirmed recognition

Codename Mixology Akasaka's strongest confirmed trust signal is its World's 50 Best Asia's Best Bars ranking: #36 in 2016. That recognition can make it a useful option for guests comparing Tokyo bars with a documented industry accolade, especially when the plan is built around a confirmed venue rather than an unverified menu, format, or address detail.

Because the verified data does not establish specific opening hours, seating capacity, prices, food service, reservation rules, or a detailed drinks program, avoid treating those as guaranteed. Check the venue's current official information before making it the anchor for a date, celebration, business plan, or group itinerary.

Who should choose it over a safer Tokyo bar plan

Choose Codename Mixology Akasaka if the confirmed appeal is enough: a Tokyo venue with smart-casual dress expectations and a clearly documented Asia's Best Bars ranking from 2016. If your plan depends on precise logistics, such as address details, table availability, menu breadth, dietary accommodations, or a specific service style, verify those directly before committing.

If you are comparing other options, keep the comparison grounded. Goût de Jaune, Levita, NiNi Bar, Spotted Stone, The Capitol Bar may be useful reference points depending on the kind of evening you want, but Codename Mixology Akasaka should be judged here on its confirmed facts rather than assumed details.

Quick reference: confirmed Tokyo venue; smart casual dress code; ranked #36 on World's 50 Best Asia's Best Bars in 2016; verify current logistics directly with the venue.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Codename Mixology Akasaka known for?

Codename Mixology Akasaka has a confirmed World's 50 Best Asia's Best Bars recognition: #36 in 2016.

Where is Codename Mixology Akasaka located?

Codename Mixology Akasaka is located in Tokyo.

How can I contact Codename Mixology Akasaka?

Use the venue's official channels to confirm current contact details.

Do I need reservations at Codename Mixology Akasaka?

Reservation policy is not verified here; check directly with Codename Mixology Akasaka before visiting.

Location

〒107-0052 Tokyo, Minato City, Akasaka, 3-chōme−14−３ Torin Akasaka Building, 2F

Tokyo, Japan

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Codename Mixology Akasaka and similar venues

Venue	Location	Cuisine	Awards
Codename Mixology Akasaka	Tokyo	,	World's 50 Best Asia's Best Bars #36 (2016)
The Capitol Bar	Tokyo	,	,
Spotted Stone	Tokyo	Cocktail bar focused on Japanese craft gin	,
NiNi Bar	Tokyo	,	,
Goût de Jaune	Tokyo	,	,
Levita	Tokyo	,	,

How Codename Mixology Akasaka compares with similar nearby venues.

Where to look if this does not fit the group

For four or more people, start with The Capitol Bar or Levita. Both make more sense when the priority is a smoother group setting rather than a tightly focused cocktail stop.

If the group is smaller but wants a clearer drink theme, Spotted Stone is the better cross-shop for Japanese craft gin.

How it compares in Tokyo

Compared with The Capitol Bar and Levita, Codename Mixology Akasaka is the more cocktail-first choice for a tight special occasion. The tradeoff is group comfort: hotel-style bars usually make more sense for four or more people, especially when the plan needs easier seating, calmer pacing, or a broader occasion feel.

Spotted Stone is the clearer pick for drinkers specifically interested in Japanese craft gin. Codename Mixology Akasaka is better for guests who want a recognized Tokyo cocktail name in Akasaka rather than a category-specific gin focus. For a date or two-person celebration, Codename has the sharper occasion fit; for a group with mixed tastes, Spotted Stone may be easier to sell.

NiNi Bar and Goût de Jaune sit better as alternatives when the main goal is keeping the evening flexible. Choose Codename when reputation and cocktail seriousness matter more than convenience; choose one of those peers when the group needs a lower-friction Tokyo bar plan.