On the moon, the jade rabbit grinds herbs into the elixir of immortality. We do the same on Spring Mountain Road — with better spirits.
Yutu — the Jade Rabbit — lives on the moon with the goddess Chang'e. Every night, in a mortar of pale jade stone, she grinds dried osmanthus, goji, chrysanthemum, and a dozen other herbs into the elixir of immortality. This is one of the oldest stories in Chinese mythology, told for more than two thousand years.
Our menu is that mortar, opened. Twelve elixirs, each named for a herb Yutu grinds on the moon. Every drink is prepared with intention and, in some cases, ground fresh in front of you.
This is not cocktail service. This is ceremony.
— Aaron Lewis · Founder, Society Luxe Hospitality Group
Six seats at the main bar, reserved online. Three elixirs ground fresh in the jade mortar, one non-alcoholic, paired with house bites and guided by our Ritual Bartender. This is the ceremony Yutu performs on the moon, brought down to Spring Mountain Road.
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◇ ◇ ◇YUTU is in development, bound for the Jade Promenade in Las Vegas Chinatown. Wednesday through Sunday, 6PM to 2AM. The full menu — twelve elixirs, champagne and sake, small plates, and the Mortar Ritual booking — will publish here with the opening announcement.