Beer Boy — Restaurant in Tokyo

Staf working today is super friendly & cheerfull! The English of guy who helped me was pretty good. Not super important for a beer place, but really helpful. Service was fast & good even though he was alone! 👏

At the moment of writing 2/10 beers were sold out. The beers that i did had, especially the Danger Raptor 2025 were exceptional.

The setting is a bit odd being in the basement of the mall surrounded a shop on 1 side and a restaurant on the other side. Alas. Not much can be done about this. Seen all circumstances due to the location they really made the best out of it to make it their own little corner with lots of personality. Well done! 👍

I’d give it 4.5 / 5 stars not 5/5. Purely because of the neighboring shops. But since i cant give that score and there really isnt much they can do aboit the location & neighbours. I’d say its sooner a 5/5...

Dropped by for a late lunch around 13:20 and easily found a table for three. The lunch menu had four fried options—we went with the karaage set for ¥1,000. It came with rice, miso soup, and pickles. Solid value and quality for the price—nothing groundbreaking, but satisfying.

Seating is mostly high stools, so it’s more casual than cozy. As part of the Craft Beer Market group, they offer a nice range of well-priced craft beers. I didn’t try any this time, but I’ll definitely be back to explore the beer selection.

Great for a laid-back lunch or post-work drinks if you’re...

Somewhere hidden under the Shibuya Parco mall lies a cozy and welcoming cross section of the Japanese brewery scene. The walls are adorned with stickers and friendly messages from visiting breweries which should give you an idea of what to expect. And if that is too vague for you, let me put this into clearer words. The beer selection? Great variation. The staff? Incredibly friendly and welcoming. The food? Simple yet very tasty. And last but not least, the beers themselves? Mostly Japanese and all of them...