Apothékary, the herbal tincture brand, moves into SUKOSHI's Upper East Side shop and reframes its remedies through Japanese wellness traditions. You can get a tongue reading to learn about your wellness patterns, hear the ingredient stories behind the best-sellers and sample the tinctures, then cool off with kakigori, Japanese shaved ice. If you live uptown and are tired of every pop-up being in SoHo, this one comes to you.
What to expect
Inside SUKOSHI you will find Apothékary staff offering tongue readings, a sampling bar for the tincture range and kakigori while supplies last. The first 50 guests in line each day leave with a mini tincture, and there is an event promotion plus a gift with purchase.
Good to know
- Nearest trains are the Q and the 4, 5 and 6 at 86th Street.
- The first 50 guests in line each day receive a mini Apothékary tincture.
- Kakigori is served while supplies last, so earlier visits are safer bets.
- Tongue readings are a wellness-tradition activity, not medical advice.
- It suits wellness shoppers and fans of Japanese beauty brands.
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Common questions
What is a tongue reading?
It is a practice drawn from traditional wellness approaches in which the appearance of your tongue is used to discuss wellness patterns; Apothékary offers them at the pop-up.
Is there anything to eat?
Yes. The brand lists kakigori, Japanese shaved ice, while supplies last.
