BIXI

Came here for the first time with friends, the atmosphere is so welcoming, service is amazing and quick. Our server was great and friendly! The drinks were delicious and the food was even better.

Bixi Harlem is hands down one of my favorite spots in the city! The ambiance is stylish yet welcoming, making it perfect for a night out with friends or a cozy date night. The real star of the show, though, is their lychee martini—easily the best in NYC. It’s perfectly balanced, not too sweet, and always made with fresh ingredients. I love to switch it up and get tequila instead of vodka and it’s a hit every time. Beyond the cocktails, the service is always top-tier, and the food menu never disappoints. Alex and JB are my usuals but everyone that works there is great. It feels a home away from home. I always grab a seat at the bar but they have a lovely back room and enclosed front/back patio. Lastly their happy hour can’t be beat! $10 lychee martinis (and tons of other food/drink deals) until 8pm ever day!

Stopped by BIXI for a drink in the afternoon and then ordered from the special menu. Loved everything, the drink, the service, the food AND the bill. Would definitely return.

In love with this place but wanted to initially gatekeep 😂 One of the hidden gems in Harlem, great food, great drinks, & amazing service. They also have lovely live music on certain days. Try their tacos, baos & sliders, it’s amazing.

Last night was my first time going there and it was really awesome. The mojito was delicious and service was amazing. I definitely will be going back there.

While I may not be a taco expert, I do know meat and portions. And this time, they got it right. The meat is seasoned to perfection, balanced beautifully with fresh vegetables on a corn tortilla. And at happy hour prices, this might just be the best taco deal in Harlem.

Celebrated a family members bday here. It’s a cute and cozy spot, intimate atmosphere. The food was decent. The drinks were also okay. Was not happy at all paying $40 for two drinks because I was in a large group.

This is one of my favourite places in Harlem to enjoy expertly curated cocktails and food bursting with flavor. The staff is absolutely impeccable. They are so kind and caring with their hospitality. The cocktail I had was called “Stiletto” and the name definitely suits it well.

Bixi Harlem is hands down one of my favorite spots in the city! The ambiance is stylish yet welcoming, making it perfect for a night out with friends or a cozy date night. The real star of the show, though, is their lychee martini--easily the best in NYC. It's perfectly balanced, not too sweet, and always made with fresh ingredients. I love to switch it up and get tequila instead of vodka and it's a hit every time. Beyond the cocktails, the service is always top-tier, and the food menu never disappoints. Alex and JB are my usuals but everyone that works there is great. It feels a home away from home. I always grab a seat at the bar but they have a lovely back room and enclosed front/back patio. Lastly their happy hour can't be beat! $10 lychee martinis (and tons of other food/drink deals) until 8pm ever day!

After reflecting upon my experience with a recent visit to Bixi, I decided I could only give this place 1 star. Let me set the scene! I was in Harlem and strolled into The Carla Gibson Block Party and boy was it a time. There was a lovely crowd of people who were all talking, laughing, singing, and dancing. It was such a vibe! I enjoyed the variety of entertainment and the headliner Carla Gibson whose performance was hands down my fave! I see why it's her block party and why the crowd was there, then I noticed that Bixi was the sponsoring the event. Upon realizing this, I decided to order some food and drinks from their outdoor setup which included a bar stand and podium to take and provide orders. Each to go meal was about $14. I paid and then went inside yo use the restroom which does not close all the way, so you can see into what's supposed to be a space for privacy. Overall it was pretty decent but could have been cleaner. While in the establishment, I was not greeted and some staff appeared annoyed. I brushed it off but felt this would impact the food and boy was I right. When I received my orders I was shocked and disgusted by the miniature portion - like did I order a kids meal? I told myself maybe the flavor will make up for the portion size and I was far from correct. The shrimp was fried so hard that it ate like overdone chicken. Not to mention it wasn't even cleaned properly, it was not well seasoned, and extremely greasy. I tried a French fry because who can mess up fries ... Bixi can. They were WAY too salty and absorbed so much oil that it would drip if you squeezed it. I tried to lift my spirits with some spirits (lol) at the bar where I was reluctantly greeted by another bothered staff member. When I asked which of the signature drinks she suggested, she seemed unimpressed with each one. I settled with a margarita because, who can mess up a class marg ... say it with me ... Bixi can. The marg was absolutely disgusting and what added insult to injury was when the first card wasn't reading, the girl at the bar said, "Do you have another card because it's not reading. It's not me it's you." WHO TALKS TO CUSTOMERS LIKE THIS AND WHY AM I SPENDING MONEY HERE IF YOU DON'T HAVE BASIC CUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS!? The overall experience with Bixi was so negative and unsatisfying to say the least, but the saving grace was enjoying the vibes of the Carla Gibson Block Party and connecting with so many nice patrons. I heard her announce that she does weekly shows on Thursdays so I'd likely go just to enjoy her anointed talent, but I'll make sure to eat and drink beforehand. If you haven't already figured it out, the one star is for the block party, not Bixi.

Such a cute place with a nice vibe. When you walk in, feels like you enter another world. The servers, bartenders were very nice. The Dj played all the good songs. Definitely a great place to take pictures.

Bixi is small gem in Harlem. The bar/restaurant is small but very cozy. The bartender JB is friendly and accommodating. We went to check out the Happy Hour and we loved our cocktail which were Pale Rider (he made it extra spicy for us) and Martini Lychee (not too sweet... just a perfect sweetness). The food was ok, waffle fries, slider, chicken wings ( so far the chicken wings were the winner, the lemongrass sauce is ).

Great brunch spot, ambience food and service. The place is cozy and great for every type of event. I had so much fun here the drinks are delicious and strong. The staff were very attentive and friendly. Definitely worth checking out. They have great music and great if you want to do private events.

I absolutely love this place ! It's CAYUTE and it's an intimate vibe . You can have a date night or Happy Hour with your girls . I enjoy their Happy Hour with their champagne and $3 tacos , chileeeee . The service is Friendly and hospitable . Great staff and bartender . It's a cozy atmosphere for the ambiance . This is definitely a " hidden" black owned establishment in Harlem . Each time I visited , I have great convo with new strangers . This is my " mid week" Happy Hour Spot !

We Love Bixi!!!!! The food is exceptional and the ambiance is both warm and chic. We do miss seeing our favorite server Ali, but the rest of the team is usually attentive and professional, Ali would go above and beyond to make sure we always had what we needed ( and our bottomless mimosas were truly bottomless at Bixi) As I said in my prior review of Bixi, do NOT go here without getting At LEAST one order of the chicken katsu sliders. Perfection. My description won't do them justice, look at the photos below! we have also had bixi's various salads, salmon and other sides and apps. Not once have we tried a dish here that we did not enjoy. Brunch is also a great choice at Bixi in addition to dinner. If you dine here on your birthday or other special occasion, you should expect a tasty free dessert! ( ymmv, my experience twice)

Not so Happy Hour! My friends and I chose Bixi for our monthly happy hour date. I did all of my usual research... check Yelp for reviews, visit the IG of the business for special events, scope their website for menus and happy hour selections. I did this on a Tuesday for a Thursday meetup set at 5:30pm. My friend arrives before I do then texts me saying it's packed inside and she's waiting to be greeted by someone. She's never greeted and decides to make her way to the bar. The bartender then explains that they're closed for a private event. There wasn't any signage anywhere stating this, no posts on their social media, no statement on their website. A total waste of our time making our way to the establishment. Also had there been a hostess greeting people my friend would've never made it to the bar, sat down, almost ordered a drink to then essentially be sent away.

Eastern/Asian inspired menu in dimly lit, earthy colored digs. Dishes are broken into apps/small plates and medium plates, so it's nice to mix and match dishes. There are no large entrees. I had the short rib fried wontons, which were crispy on the outside and full of juicy meat on the inside. I also had the roast duck spring rolls, which weren't bad, but didn't live up to the flavors on the menu (carrot, ginger, scallion, bok choy, sweet chili aioli). For my medium dish I had the udon noodles with chicken. The chicken was forgettable, but the noodles and vegetables were pleasantly spicy. I didn't have dessert, but their pineapple upside down cake, vanilla cheesecake, and gelato all looked delicious. This spot also has bao buns, fried rice, chicken and shrimp based dishes, and a few other basics. The cocktails are inventive and refreshing. I had a couple that were fruity, but not too sweet. They also have some cocktails with a hint of spice. Service was excellent. My server's name was Alex. He was attentive, sociable, made knowledgeable recommendations. Would definitely come again for these small plates and cocktails.

Loved my experience at Bixi! Came for restaurant week and enjoyed their menu options. My favorite were the pork bao buns! The skirt steak was also really good! The drinks were the star of the show. Our server hooked us up! Would definitely return again.

Service was on point, ambiance is impeccable, and drinks are fire. Put this on your Harlem to-do list if you visit. As a prior resident this is one of the last places standing. Go eat and drink in Harlem.

The ambiance, service, food, and playlist were all fantastic. My friends and I enjoyed ourselves so much that we kept ordering food and drinks. It was our first time trying the Restaurant Week menu, and the food exceeded our expectations. The coconut rum was delightful; it just needed a little umbrella to complete the beach vacation vibe. Our server, Alex, was exceptional, displaying grace and personability without being pushy or overbearing. Yes!! It's great to support a black-owned business in the heart of Harlem that runs with impeccable steps of service, leaving a beautiful impression!

On the hunt for a bite and walked in to see the menu. All I needed to see was Coconut Rice & I asked that we be seated, lol! We had that along with, Tacos, Broccoli, and I got more rice and shrimp buns to go. Everything is savory and made with a lightness that doesn't leave that too full feeling. The vibes and ambiance is what does it for this place. It's super chill, the music, lighting, home-like furniture and easy going staff. I can see myself a regular here. I have to emphasize the music b/c it is great to have a place where you can hear 70's -- 00's R&B for the entire time. It's at the perfect volume to get a lil sway in yet still har what your company is saying. Harlem needs this vibe to remain. Looking forward to going again...soon.

Nice low key adult vibe going on here. I knew when I walked in the door & smelled incense this was gonna be a spot I enjoyed. The music was relevant, but not super loud & I appreciated the fact that my friend & I could converse without shouting to one another. Bartenders were cool & the other patrons gave good side convo. Hitting this place up again next time I'm in Harlem.

This is my son and I favorite go to restaurant after his weekly after school program. Since it's a long day for him he sometimes he tries to run right up Bixi door especially when he hungry. Staff has always been welcoming to us. The outside façade does not do the restaurant justice.  Inside you walk through the bar area to a softly lit sexy red room with velvet couches.  My son loves kicking up and sitting on the couch. Walking out further there is an outdoor area with fireplaces for the winter.   The menu is pan asian. My favorites are the crunchy chicken wings with lemongrass and ponzu sauce. It is accompanied by garlic aioli and a crunchy tempura scallion. I love the crunch crunch of the wings and the scallion!  Another item on my rotation is the pork belly Bánh Mì. My son keeps it simple and loves their fried rice and his refreshing sprite. For drinks I usually get their rosa peligrosa which is a spicy mezcal old fashion. It always makes my happy hour sizzle;) My son enjoys listening to the mix of soul, blues, and rock and roll that plays.

I really enjoy Bixi. It's a great spot for Happy hour drinks and bites. It also has a really chill vibe that's great for a night time hang out but can also be romantic. I had several dishes that I enjoyed but i thought that everything was just ok. The rice that came with the salmon was delicious, but the salmon itself lacked flavor. The duck roll egg rolls were good but the sauce they came with didn't seem like the right one. I was expecting a sweet sauce and I got something different. I also was looking forward to taking advantage of the restaurant week deal. However, I decided against it because it actually wasnt that much of a deal at all. I will definitely revisit Bixi, for the vibes and good service but I may just stick to the drinks and small bites- maybe I will try to get the coconut rice too lol

Came here for brunch and it was just ok. The brunch menu online is what attracted us the most since the restaurant is sisters with Lido (one of my favorites in the city!), however the menu on site was very different which was the first disappointment. We opted for the bottomless mimosas - they offer the option of Mango or Orange - and although strong, only the latter was good flavor wise. We got the Chicken Katsu sliders to start which were delicious but the piece of mango definitely threw me off and seemed like an odd combination. We also got the Shrimp Scrambled Eggs which were a bit bland, and the Silver Dollar Pancakes w. Passion Fruit syrup which were our favorites. Overall the food was cheap which is a plus. Service was good and prompt. We also enjoyed the setting which was very cute and intimate, perfect for a date! I noticed that they have an outdoor space in the back so perhaps I'll come back in the summer for that.

How to Improve? In every way. This place is overpriced, dirty, dark, cramped and smelled. No thanks. Better options all around you.

I love the vibe at this place. The service is on point but the bartenders will charge you however much they please! One day I had $10 & the next day a different bartender charged $18 for it!! Pretty sketchy in that way. There's great talented people playing at the back

This place was suggested to me for my visit to NY. It did not disappoint. The atmosphere was great including the music. The Tin Tiger was my drink of choice but Lychee Martini was a fan favorite The food was all great!

I friend and I went to Bixi last night for Restaurant Week. The food was excellent (especially the pork bao buns) and the cocktails were good too. The staff was really nice and helpful, though it definitely slowed down as it got busier. The ambiance was great and cozy - the only reason I'm not giving this place 5 stars, though, is because it was VERY noisy once the room was full - I was really struggling to hear my friend.

Delectable. Delightful. Delicious. Bixi is a superb addition to the Central Harlem dining scene. We really enjoyed the chill vibe and colorful decor. We were seated on the ample back patio that looked out onto the private yard. There was music--at just the right volume to set a mood but still accommodate normal conversational modes. All of this provided for the sense of an intimate neighborhood experience, like hanging on the back porch with family and close friends on a cool summer eve. The service, food, and drinks were exceptional. The fabulous Oumou (sp) was our server, whose professionalism I'd already come to know at Lido (same owner) a couple doors over. Even the bussing staff was friendly! We had the Pale Rider and Mango Margarita for drinks, both of which are fruity and sweet and intoxicating; be sure to balance these with water, which they attentively refill reliably. To eat, we ordered everything on the Happy Hour menu: Japanese Yam Tempura, Pork Belly Banh Mi, Short Rib Sliders. Superb, all of it. The Asian fusion innovations, such as the pickled ginger syrup, are a unique treat for the discerning palate. The variety of fresh veggie toppings and robust-flavored house sauces made the sandwiches stand out from traditional versions we are used to. The sliders were especially good, and we ordered a second round. We look forward to being regulars here!

this place was AMAZING! i love a good cocktail bar and not only were the cocktails good, but the food was even better! i went for the happy hour and got the spicy udon and ribeye wontons, and they were amazing!!! i asked for medium for the spicy udon and it was definitely spicy. also mondays are bogo martinis hehe. i had a nice little solo dinner with myself and an audiobook and had an amazing time !!

Alex and Sara made the absolute BEST cucumber gimlet. I didn't know what I was in the mood for. I gave general guidance on my preferences and they killed it. Very good service and drinks!

This is a new spot that just opened in Harlem serving pan-Asian food, from the people behind Lido a few doors down. Sadly it was raining so there was no outdoor setup and indoor dining still feels a little scary especially with 3 children that often have no volume control, so we ordered a few things for takeout. Even eating from brown paper boxes on a rainy day in a car out front, everything we tried was exceptionally good. The Chicken Katsu sandwich was excellent, as were the Five Spice Baby Back Ribs and the Rice. I would love to return for some outdoor dining one day to try the rest of the menu.

Hands down, Bixi is one of my fav bars in Harlem. It gives me that Cheers feeling where everybody knows your name and the bartenders greet you by first name. Bixi is the neighborhood bar with excellent happy hour specials, great vibes, and time-to-time live music Shoutout to Kiki, the bartender, for always being so personable and knowledgeable. On any given day, you can tell KIki what spirit or vibe you are in, and she delivers.

Came here for on a Saturday night to grab dinner. I've walked past this place before but always thought it was only bar, since the bar is in the front but I was wrong. Walk past the bar, there's a quaint restaurant/eating area. I loved it. The decor is old fashioned, the couches are velvet, it's giving a little glam. Cute spot for catching up with your crew or a date with someone new. To my surprise, Bixi was participating in Restaurant Week, so even better deal. For starters, I got the short rib fried wontons, my entree was grilled flank steak with a really good orange ginger sauce and fruit salad for dessert. My beverage of the night was Hullabaloo. Everything was good. My date ordered tandoori chicken, that was okay, I thought it was too dry for me and the rice was too mushy for my liking. The serving of food is on the smaller side so keep that in mind. The music was good. The crowd was grown & respectable. Good vibes all around.

This place is a WHOLE vibe. I stumbled upon it on my Instagram one day. So sad I've never really noticed the spot because i always just went to Lido. But now, they gnna have to drag me out. First of all the music Really takes us to a different dimension. Even with the music playing the bartenders seem to enjoy it and are super focused on making you them drinks. The drinks were amazing. I recommend the lychee martini. I also love that it is co-owned by a BIPOC. I just want Harlem to be restored to its history. I'm here for the ambience! I haven't tried their food but it's such a great spot, the decor is amazing and makes you feel as though you are at a speakeasy. The red walls with the green and gold tones. Yesss! Second of all, I'm hoping to experience Bixi in the summer because the back patio is super cute and I'm hoping there's more decor and pizzaz during the summer.

I loved the vibe in this place and the music selection was a huge part of it. Super chill and great service. I had the garlic chicken tacos but they were under cooked which is why they lost a star on this review. The Pale Rider cocktail was delicious so I had two of those while spending some quality time with good friends. Tacos aside, the overall vibe and location was great and enough for me to come back and try something different on the menu next time.

OMG. This place is an AMAZING brunch spot. Came here after grabbing a Levain bakery cookie and this spot will be the place I actually rave about. I would first like to say that service was phenomenal and incredibly accommodating with allergies, especially a severe sesame allergy which is tough to accommodate given the fact that the restaurant is an Asian fusion place. I will say that every item on the brunch menu sounded absolutely divine. I ended up getting the croque madame and it was so delicious that I'm going to have dreams about it. Everyone at my table loved their dishes. Service was friendly, fast, and accommodating. Super solid 5 stars!

I must say it was quite an experience. Something I've never seen in my 53 years of life. If I could leave NO STARS I would. My daughter and I purchased tickets for an event on 2/27/24 (which included a complimentary drink). We arrive and they seat us in the back. We were impressed with the ambiance and the music. The host was personable. Took our drink and food order. We ordered a few small plates to share because everything sounded so good. While waiting we noticed that the tables were sticky, unstable and the top of the material on the stools were nasty and broken. But that's not the worse of it. The server brings what looked like was our order. We had ordered some wings, Bao buns, and pork belly fried rice. We received 3 wings, a small bowl of plain fried rice and 3 tacos. We were a little confused but proceeded to grab a wing and check the tacos. The server comes back, states that he had brought the incorrect order and that now had the correct order. He drops off 2 wings on our plate. Takes the bowl that had half of the fried rice, and takes the tacos and puts down the BAO buns. This is where it gets crazy...He takes my fork and motions that he's going to take some of the fried rice to fill up the half full bowl of plain fried rice to give to the correct customer. I was just shocked. I literally asked him what are you doing? I had to say it again before it dawned on him that maybe he should stop. He then proceeded to take the tacos to the other customer. I have never encountered something like this. I will never ever go back there again. I do not recommend this place to anyone. I was disgusted.

I visit Bixi at least 3 times a month. Love this place. The food, music and staff are great . I recommend the veggie pot stickers, ribs, short rib sliders to eat, and the pale rider cocktail. Enjoy!

Bixi has become my favorite happy hour spot in Harlem. The staff is very friendly. The place is very chill and the appetizers are amazing. All of them are great but the chicken wings are literally addictive. The short rib sliders are amazing as well. Its just a very relaxing place after work to relax have a drink and some excellent food and drinks.

This was my first time stopping by; I ordered 4 sautéed Brussels sprouts tacos, Japanese yam tempura and two French 75s. The bartender (Santiago) was the bomb, his French 75 is the best I have had in Harlem. The manager and the hostess were very nice and personable. I would give the tacos a 5/5, the tempura 4/5 and the French 75 5/5.

Forgot to leave a review for this place when I went a few months ago. The food is incredible, the cocktails are even better, AND I left my wallet there by accident at an outdoor dining table and they scooped it up for me and I called the next day and they had it waiting for me. Incredible.

Bixi is the perfect spot to unwind for a good drink after a long day at work. This small bar is full of so much character and the staff there is super nice and efficient. The drinks are delicious and the tapas are so tasty. I would definitely say the portion sizes for the food items were a bit smaller than I would've thought but nonetheless still great options. I got a hullabaloo to drink and we had the short rib wontons and sliders as snacks. Overall it was a great experience and we will definitely be back.

I came here recently for brunch and it was a pretty good experience. My group sat outside, which was great for covid precautions but can get chilly if it's cold outside. I ordered the salmon eggs benedict, which was tasty and the eggs well-cooked, but the salad could have been larger. The pineapple upside down cake was delicious! Prices are high for the quality of food. I likely won't return, but only because there's other food that's more up my alley! 3.5/5

THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS HARLEMS BEST KEPT SECRET!! The moment you walk in you can smell essential oils! The ambience the decor is everything. THIS IS A DATE SPOT. Show off with your date here! Happy hour menu is great the full menu is even better. The service everything!! Think that "downtown" service but UPTOWN. This is what uptown has been missing. I will be back again and again!!

Yo!!!! Bixi is my JAM!!!! Friendly staff, delicious food, sick drinks, and cute AF decor! What you waiting on?! Personally I'm waiting on Martini Mondays where the lychee Martini is just calling my name. The only aside is that I wish they had more veg/seafood options. That being said, what they have already is yummy!

In the annals of words you never want to hear, one of them is "Asian fusion" (shudder). So it was with much trepidation that I came to Bixi and boy, did it prove me wrong! The food was tasty and hearty but not in a way that make you feel like throwing up afterwards (you know what I'm talking about). In fact, it's been a long time since I've had such an excellent all-around meal from apps to dessert. We got: Japanese yam tempura Bahn Mi Restaurant Wk menu: short rib sliders, tandoori chicken, tempura bananas It was a mouthgasm. There's a rather interesting, sophisticated alchemy happening in the kitchen. Also, the place was just vibing with a great retro playlist. Definitely make your way to the back if you've only eaten here outdoors at the front. Thanks, Bixi, for showing that Asian fusion can work in the right hands!

I did like this restaurant. The owner was delightful and super accommodating. The staff was very, very friendly. I enjoyed my food! (Try the pepper jack biscuit!) It's a smaller place, not as spacious as their sister restaurant Lido (which I LOVE) a few doors down. My only issue with this restaurant during my visit was, they have a policy of giving a last pour of bottomless mimosa at 3:30 and it's well documented on their menu. However, our server proceeded to pour my last and informed me as much, but 20 minutes later gave the party next to mine 2 more carafes after their "last" one at 3:30. All customers should be treated equally. That being said, it's good practice to go on the earlier side of brunch at any restaurant because it starts getting weird after a certain time with shift changes and things like what I just encountered. So, I take responsibility for getting there a little later than I'd anticipated. All in all, I'd go back! Delightful ownership!

This review is based on the experiences and encounters of former and current customers of Bixi Bar/Restaurant, residing in and outside of Harlem. There are practices and patterns of Bixi staff making unauthorized charges on credit and debit cards, instituting absurd gratuity charges without the knowledge its customers, and refusing to serve customers , particularly those who complain about unprofessional service and treatment .This restaurant is owned by Susannah Koteen , who also owns the Fox and Lidos. Numerous customers residing in the Harlem community currently complain about the high prices and discriminatory treatment of customers. Don't let the smiles fool you, the service and attitudes of Bixi staff is a clear reflection of its owner. Other customers experiencing these issues are encouraged to post reviews.

Thank you Kwame for your service.. kiKi needs to separate professional from personal. I get that you're dating the guy from Bean & Barley, I will not patronize Bixi's again. I miss the old Bixi's , where people got treated fairly. Kwame thank you for giving me the best service ever!!I hope you read this yelp. I'm not angry just disappointed. I loved me some Bixi's, after tonight. I'm moving on. I hope Kiki learns the difference between personal and professional,

This spot is so cute & chic. A nice intimate vibe with amazing drinks! I didn't get a chance to try any of their bites but I already made plans to come back. This might be my spot every time I'm in Harlem.

You've been at a food truck or noshed at some bar in an Asian neighborhood and eaten some glorious snack that later you can't remember the name of, right? That's what is on the menu at BiXi. Chef Serena Bass (of Lido two doors down) has turned her attention to bar food inspired by the Asian diaspora: bao, ban mi, katsu, cold noodles, tempura, summer rolls, won tons, pot stickers, tandoori chicken, etc. BiXi isn't a place for Asians to cure being homesick, creative nods to Ms. Bass' culinary ancestry are noted. The ban mi is on bread closer to focaccia than baguette, katsu should be served more often as sliders as they are here. Asian food lovers won't be insulted. The menu respects it's inspirations and the kitchen has been schooled. The cocktail menu gets as much attention as the food menu. There is no well liquor at BiXi. If you want Old Grand Dad I think they have that across the street at that loud Applebee's clone on the corner. At BiXi you find artisanal mezcals, tequiilas, gins, world whiskeys, and vodkas mixed with yuzu lemonade, thai peppers, brandied fruits, and tropical fruits. No drink umbrellas, though. BiXi gives this neighborhood something it hasn't had since Jado Sushi closed years ago (about three blocks downtown): a good Asian dine-in spot with food meant to be paired with adult beverages. As others have noted, this is a lounge first and foremost, a place for people in the neighborhood to live their social lives. The decor is comfy and warm, very aware of it's Harlem locale. Rich and warm colors greet you in every direction. It gets four stars instead of five because there's work to be done to refine the space and the menu. BiXi is a new restaurant operated by highly experienced and successful restaurateurs, to be sure, but it still needs to get its feet under it here and there. It will get better and I want to be able to give it another star later on! BiXi is cozy, dark, a little sexy when it wants to be, just like the people you'll meet there. Visit soon.

Love this place! Food, owners, drinks, best spot in Harlem shout out to all the friendly staff and also lido and the fox restaurants, u guys rock!

The vibe is instantly felt as soon as you walk in the door. I went on a Saturday night and the DJ definitely took us through a music time travel. My crew and I belted our hearts out to Lisa Stansfield Been Around the world and two stepped to current tunes. The rum punch was my drink of choice for the night 2 thumbs up. Met some cool people and overall I had a great night!

Probably the best service to be had in Harlem, love this place. Always friendly and the music is amazing. Oh food and drinks are delicious too.

Delicious food, excellent cocktails and great service. Love the decor and back patio. 3rd visit and keeps getting better. Don't miss the chicken Katsu sliders and cold noodles. And anything mezcal! Chicken Katsu SandwichBanana Tempura