Hyperlocal Tokyo

I entered with the intention of just having a quick drink. It's a long and narrow shop with limited seating. While the food is simple, not requiring a full-fledged kitchen, it's a great place to stop by, chat, and enjoy a few good beers. The selection of craft beers is decent, but their pale ale and lager are particularly good, so even those who only drink those styles will be satisfied. It's also a hidden gem, located right above Tokyo Station, but tucked away in a spot that's easy to miss for those who don't know where to look. This makes it feel like a secret hideaway, which is another part of its charm.

We used this place for a small reunion. The three-type sake tasting set was delicious and easy to drink. We ended up ordering it twice. The food was also good, but the restaurant is very small, so it's not suitable for large groups. We had four people this time.

The seating capacity is quite limited. You order at the counter, and drinks are served quickly. Food is brought directly to your table. It's suitable for a solo visit or a small group for a quick drink. The beer is exceptionally delicious, so I highly recommend this place.

Whenever I have a layover at Tokyo Station, I always stop by. Hitachino Nest Beer is always a safe bet, I think it's the best in Japan. The snacks that go with the beer are also amazing. It's the perfect way to spend a little time alone, enjoying a drink.

Perfect for solo diners! My go-to order is the mackerel sandwich and espresso stout. As a stout lover, I was searching for a place to enjoy stout during the summer months, and a place I could go to alone without feeling awkward. I use this place a lot when I want to be by myself, when I want to eat something delicious, when I need to clear my head, and when I'm showing people around Tokyo. I also love their IPAs, which have a nice balance of light and bitter notes.