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Moondrop is a new Chinese-inspired cocktail bar located at the former site of The Everleigh in Melbourne. Co-owned by Steve Chan, it features a unique blend of traditional Chinese elements with modern mixology, including mahjong nights and innovative cocktails like a savory Gibson made with baijiu and MSG-infused ingredients.
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In Melbourne, Steve Chan, co-owner of the former Everleigh site, has transformed it into Moondrop, a Chinese-inspired cocktail bar that celebrates his heritage. Located in Shanghai-themed decor reminiscent of the 1920s, patrons can experience unique cocktails such as a savory Gibson featuring baijiu and MSG-infused elements. This establishment stands out as one of few venues in Melbourne dedicated to Chinese cocktail culture, offering an authentic cultural experience through its innovative drinks and events like mahjong nights.
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What was once The Everleigh is now a rare beacon of Chinese cocktail culture in Melbourne, celebrating co-owner Steve Chan’s heritage.
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