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HIRAYA

Cocktails and small plates on the 30th floor of One Bonifacio High Street, looking west over Makati.

House cocktails

First night here? Start with one of these four. The rest of the list turns with the season; these stay.

  • Hiraya Old Fashioned

    ₱620

    Smoked bourbon, muscovado, black walnut bitters, a torched orange coin.

    Stirred, served on one large cube

  • Dalandan Negroni

    ₱580

    A Philippine orange, sweet with a sour edge

    Barrel-rested gin, Campari, vermouth steeped with calamansi, a wheel of dalandan dried behind the bar.

    Stirred, on the rocks

  • Takipsilim

    ₱640

    Tagalog for twilight

    Mezcal, ube, lime and egg white, with a smoked salt rim.

    Shaken, served up in a coupe

  • Ginto

    ₱720

    Tagalog for gold

    Aged rum and green mango shrub, topped with champagne and a flake of gold leaf.

    Built in a coupe

The fruit of one's hopes

hi·ra·ya, old Tagalog. The thing you wished for, and then one day had.

We opened on the 30th floor in 2021 with a long bar, a deck facing west and one rule for the list: if a Filipino ingredient can do the job, it gets the job.

So the vermouth is steeped with calamansi, the old fashioned is sweetened with muscovado, and the dalandan for the Negroni is dried behind the bar every afternoon. Every cocktail is stirred, shaken or built to order, in front of you.

A bartender stirring a cocktail behind the bar

The room

A long bar inside, an open deck outside, glass between the two. One evening, from the first pour to the nightcap.

The long bar lined with candles, the back bar lit behind it
Guests raising glasses at the glass rail, the city lit beyond
The open deck at night, low seating and candles, towers lit behind
Candlelit tables along the rail at night, the city lit beyond

5:20 PM, The long bar

Stools facing the bartenders and the back bar lit from below, before the first guests.

6:10 PM, The rail

Friends at the glass on the west edge, just after the sun has gone down behind Makati. These seats go first.

8:30 PM, The deck

Low sofas and candlelit tables along the glass, full by eight on a Friday.

11:40 PM, Nightcap

The candles are low and the city is still lit. The bar pours until one, and until three on weekends.

Getting here

Address
30th floor, One Bonifacio High Street, 5th Avenue, BGC, Taguig
Getting up
Take the Hiraya lift in the One Bonifacio High Street lobby, beside the concierge desk. It only stops at 30.
Hours
Sun – Thu5 PM – 1 AMFri – Sat5 PM – 3 AM
Dress
Smart casual. No slippers or sleeveless tops.
Parking
Valet at the One Bonifacio driveway. Self-parking at the High Street basement, validated for guests.
Contact

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Doors at 5 PM