Tamba shares a Sanur address with Junsei Izakaya and changes pace across the day. It begins as a Japanese tea room, then moves into a small vinyl listening bar built around cocktails, records and a slower evening rhythm.
The record collection is the centre of the night-time format. Tamba describes the idea simply: tea by day, vinyl by night. Music is treated as a seated experience, with a curated selection and enough space for the evening to unfold slowly.
The setting is intimate and suited to close conversation. Tamba makes sense for listeners who want a low-key record room, Japanese tea and cocktails without the late-night pressure of a club.