Bar Helen Bar Helen
- Area
- Hiroshima
- Access and surrounding information
- Access and surrounding information
A Stylish Hideaway Bar for Special Occasions
"Bar Helen" stands approximately a 7-minute walk from Shiyakusho-mae Station on the Hiroshima Electric Railway. Inspired by the "speakeasy" bars of America's Prohibition era, which began in 1920, this secret concrete-walled space is lit by candles, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. The extensive lineup ranges from cocktails proposed to suit individual preferences to highly rare Japanese whiskeys, coffee cocktails, nonalcoholic mocktails, and sweets, making the bar approachable for both drinkers and non-drinkers. Private bookings are available for solo visits to groups of up to 20.
"Burning Cake" Wrapped in Blue Flames
"Baked Alaska (Vanilla/Chocolate)" is an ice cream cake wrapped in meringue and flambeed with orange liqueur. Enveloped in a mysterious blue flame, the cake offers both surprise and striking visual beauty. As a sought-after menu item available in limited quantities, advance reservation is advised.
Extensive Selection of Cocktails, Mocktails, and More
The extensive drink menu includes rare Japanese whiskeys and cocktails, along with mocktails and a variety of coffee drinks, creating a lineup suited to both drinkers and non-drinkers. The "Espresso Tonic," with a refined balance of refreshing carbonation and deep espresso bitterness, makes a fitting choice.
