Yokohama Bay Brewing Yokohama Front store announces the return of chicken gizzards with plum paste and the debut of grape-fed beef roast beef on April 2
Yokohama Bay Brewing's Yokohama Front store announced in an April 2 Instagram post the return of chicken gizzards dressed with plum paste and the debut of grape-fed beef roast beef. As a company-run beer pub where it is easy to enjoy food alongside its own brewed beer, the update is likely to draw attention for a drink in the area directly connected to Yokohama Station.
Hop BroAt Yokohama Bay Brewing's Yokohama Front store, the return of chicken gizzards with plum paste and the debut of grape-fed beef roast beef are on the menu. Just the snack update alone gives it the kind of vibe that makes you want one more drink.
MugiWait, gizzards can make a comeback? And grape-fed beef roast beef sounds fancy just from the name!
Hop BroThe location is strong too. It's a company-run beer pub on the second floor of THE YOKOHAMA FRONT, a five-minute walk from JR Yokohama Station, and it's open all day, so you can drop by casually to eat and drink.
MugiAll-day hours are nice. But what's so good about house-brewed beer?
Hop BroThat's the key. This place is built around freshly brewed draft beer, so it's easy to pair a glass with the food while choosing something that matches the dish and keeps that fresh, lively feel.
MugiOhhh! So what should I drink? I'm already lost just from the names, but what kind of beer is Bay Pilsner?
Hop BroBay Pilsner is a pilsner with the toasty aroma of malt and a refined bitterness. It cuts cleanly and pairs nicely with a tart appetizer like chicken gizzards with plum paste.
MugiWhat is that, it sounds like it would instantly set my mouth in order! But I also want to know about Yuzu Weizen. Yuzu already means it has to be delicious!
Hop BroExactly. It's a fruit weizen made with yuzu from Kanagawa Prefecture, and the soft wheat character gets a gentle lift from the yuzu aroma. It actually works surprisingly well with meat dishes like roast beef.
MugiSo that means pilsner for the appetizer and Yuzu Weizen for the meat. If you do that right near Yokohama Station, there's no way I'm going home!
Hop BroExactly. It's an update that lets you enjoy food and beer together, so tonight at Yokohama Front, you'll probably want to go from gizzards to roast beef and keep the drinks coming.
MugiYep, now I totally want to drink! When someone says a drink in Yokohama, there's only one thing to do and go along with it!
Yokohama Bay Brewing's Yokohama Front store announced updates to its food menu in an Instagram post on April 2. The post title highlighted the "return of chicken gizzards with plum paste" and the "debut of grape-fed beef roast beef," with the main points being the return of a popular standard snack and the addition of a new meat dish.
The shop is a company-run beer pub on the second floor of THE YOKOHAMA FRONT. It is a five-minute walk from JR Yokohama Station and is open all day from 11:30 to 23:00, making it convenient for pairing meals with beer. Its official website also emphasizes the appeal of "freshly brewed draft" beer, positioning it as a place where craft beer takes center stage.
The beer lineup is centered on the brewery's own products, and the shop introduction especially recommends the Bay Pilsner and Yuzu Weizen. Bay Pilsner is a pilsner with the toasty aroma of malt and a refined bitterness, while Yuzu Weizen is a fruit wheat beer made with yuzu from Kanagawa Prefecture. From crisp, easy-drinking beers to styles that can be sipped slowly alongside food, the lineup makes it easy to choose with the meal in mind.
Looking at the contents of this post, a tart appetizer like chicken gizzards with plum paste would pair well with a crisp pilsner. For grape-fed beef roast beef, Yuzu Weizen, with its soft wheat character and yuzu aroma, also seems like a good match. For anyone around Yokohama Station who wants to enjoy both food and house-brewed beer in one stop, this is the kind of update that makes the place an easy candidate.
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Hop BroAt Yokohama Bay Brewing's Yokohama Front store, the return of chicken gizzards with plum paste and the debut of grape-fed beef roast beef are on the menu. Just the snack update alone gives it the kind of vibe that makes you want one more drink.
MugiWait, gizzards can make a comeback? And grape-fed beef roast beef sounds fancy just from the name!
Hop BroThe location is strong too. It's a company-run beer pub on the second floor of THE YOKOHAMA FRONT, a five-minute walk from JR Yokohama Station, and it's open all day, so you can drop by casually to eat and drink.
MugiAll-day hours are nice. But what's so good about house-brewed beer?
Hop BroThat's the key. This place is built around freshly brewed draft beer, so it's easy to pair a glass with the food while choosing something that matches the dish and keeps that fresh, lively feel.
MugiOhhh! So what should I drink? I'm already lost just from the names, but what kind of beer is Bay Pilsner?
Hop BroBay Pilsner is a pilsner with the toasty aroma of malt and a refined bitterness. It cuts cleanly and pairs nicely with a tart appetizer like chicken gizzards with plum paste.
MugiWhat is that, it sounds like it would instantly set my mouth in order! But I also want to know about Yuzu Weizen. Yuzu already means it has to be delicious!
Hop BroExactly. It's a fruit weizen made with yuzu from Kanagawa Prefecture, and the soft wheat character gets a gentle lift from the yuzu aroma. It actually works surprisingly well with meat dishes like roast beef.
MugiSo that means pilsner for the appetizer and Yuzu Weizen for the meat. If you do that right near Yokohama Station, there's no way I'm going home!
Hop BroExactly. It's an update that lets you enjoy food and beer together, so tonight at Yokohama Front, you'll probably want to go from gizzards to roast beef and keep the drinks coming.
MugiYep, now I totally want to drink! When someone says a drink in Yokohama, there's only one thing to do and go along with it!
