Momoku No Usagi
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We visited Momoku No Usagi in San Clemente, and the atmosphere was the first thing that caught my attention. The room is dimly lit in red and purple, with colorful Japanese umbrellas covering the ceiling and glowing lanterns along the bar. There are so many details to look at that it feels like a little discovery tucked away from the street. It’s a fun place to sit, take in the surroundings, and spend an evening with friends.
We ordered three hand rolls, each served...read full review
We ordered three hand rolls, each served...read full review
So we finally made it here! I just love the concept, a Japanese inspired speakeasy x hand roll sushi bar x craft cocktail/whiskey bar. The experience starts before you even get upstairs. The staircase is covered wall to wall in vintage Japanese artwork and pop culture prints with colorful parasols hanging overhead. They even had Ultraman and Doraemon up there! Super cute! Sherman was our server and Emily made us some delicious cocktails. The menu maybe small but the hand rolls...read full review
First off- please make sure to make a reservation! Expect to be have your ID checked prior to coming in. You’ll be lead to secretive entrance, a beautiful door entry staircase that leads to the upstairs bar/restaurant. It’s more focused on drink specialties and have limited food items. Make sure to come here if you’re trying to indulge with the aesthetic, vibes and drinks. Food was great bite sized that was fairly complemented with their drinks options. Will...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5 - 11PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 11PM |
| Friday | 5PM - 12AM |
| Saturday | 5PM - 12AM |
| Sunday | 5 - 10PM |
Momoku No Usagi is a Japanese inspired speakeasy in San Clemente, known for its craft cocktails and hand rolls. The unique decor and ambiance create a cozy, inviting atmosphere, although the digital menu can be a bit challenging to navigate. The hand rolls are fresh and tasty, served open-style with crispy nori, though some find the portions small. The drinks, like the "Kick Out The Jams," are some of the best in Orange County. The staircase is covered in vintage artwork and colorful parasols, and the room is dimly lit with Japanese umbrellas and glowing lanterns. The staff and owner take pride in their drinks and service, making it a favorite spot for many. Parking can be tricky, but the friendly atmosphere makes up for it.