A Japanese social house
toki OPIUM
Tokyo, by way of Santa Monica. 時
Enter early.
Stay late.
Return often.
A single, continuous environment built on atmosphere, restraint, and emotional pull. The room moves from day into night without hard resets: precision over spectacle, design in service of conversation. Natural woods, soft light, matte surfaces, lived-in finishes - Tokyo meets Santa Monica.
Tea, matcha, coffee.
A slow start.
Days open quietly: Japanese tea service, matcha, coffee, and a light lunch. Calm, tactile, unhurried - a room for lingering, not turning.
Dinner, by Chef
Hiroo Nagahara.
Modern Japanese cuisine - approachable luxury, refined yet accessible. Small plates built to move, grounded in originality.
reimagined.
Large-format cocktails served in stoneware teapots - tactile, shareable, made for the table. By day it pours tea. By night, ceremony. A beautiful alternative to bottle service.
stay
late.The room holds you
Music builds energy,
not volume.
As the evening deepens, the tone shifts - not the concept. A listening-led late-night room: sound as part of the architecture, tuned for warmth and precision. Disciplined, mature energy designed to hold people.
The tone shifts.
The concept doesn't.
The room is coming.
The list is open.
North end of the Third Street Promenade, Santa Monica. First tables, first teapots, first nights - the list hears everything before anyone else.
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