BAK Brewery Opens New Shop "Yodoyaba" on the First Floor of a Mixed-Use Building in Front of Yodoyabashi Station
BAK Brewery, based in Osaka's Nishi Ward, will open a new food spot called "Yodoyaba" on Monday, April 6, on the rear side of the first floor of the commercial-office mixed-use building "Yodoyabashi Station One" in front of Yodoyabashi Station. The concept lets visitors enjoy BAK's craft beer alongside dishes from several specialty shops.
Hop BroIt's Yodoyaba opening in Yodoyabashi, Osaka. BAK Brewery is opening a new food-and-drink base on the rear side of the first floor of the station-front mixed-use building "Yodoyabashi Station One."
MugiWhoa! The rear side of the station front feels a bit like a secret base! It's an easy-to-drop-in place, but the name Yodoyaba has so much energy!
Hop BroThe lineup is pretty strong too. It has four specialty shops: the seafood spot Shirasu Kujira, kushikatsu place A・GE・HA, yakitori shop Tori Gorou, and BAKKANO.
MugiWhat is that, basically an all-course izakaya in one place? A gathering of specialty shops? My stomach is lining up first.
Hop BroExactly. And BAKKANO is BAK's new location, where they plan to pair craft beer with things like paper-thin prosciutto and fresh oysters.
MugiOysters with beer! Wow, that's amazing... but what does full-service style mean?
Hop BroSimply put, it means a format where you can enjoy dishes from all four shops at once. BAK probably wants it to be a place that shows how well food pairings work, not just beer on its own, but the appeal that comes from matching it with dishes.
MugiWow! BAK is already spread from Nishi Ward in Osaka to Horie, Umeda, Dojima, and Shinsaibashi, and now it's expanding again. It really feels like BAK spreading across Osaka!
Hop BroAnd BAK says it makes interesting beer without being bound by tradition, so there should be a clever twist in Yodoyabashi too.
MugiCashless only is so current, and this is definitely making me want to go straight for a post-work drink!
Hop BroRight. If you can stop by easily near the station and enjoy both food and beer, I want to put it on my list of places to swing by today.
MugiIt's settled! I want to go too and give the oysters and craft beer my full attention!
Osaka's Nishi Ward-based BAK Brewery will open a new food and drink venue in Yodoyabashi on Monday, April 6. The location is on the rear side of the first floor of the commercial-office mixed-use building "Yodoyabashi Station One" in front of Yodoyabashi Station. The new food spot is named "Yodoyaba," and the setup suggests an easy-to-drop-in venue that makes good use of its station-front location.
The post says that "Yodoyaba" will house four specialty shops.
- Hakata seafood kakuuchi "Shirasu Kujira"
- Kushikatsu and wine "A・GE・HA"
- Charcoal-grilled yakitori "Tori Gorou"
- Prosciutto, fresh oysters, and draft beer "BAKKANO"
Of these, BAKKANO will be a new location for BAK. The post shows that guests will be able to enjoy BAK's craft beer paired with dishes such as paper-thin prosciutto and fresh oysters, positioning the venue as a full-service dining spot where people can taste dishes from all four shops in one place. Payment is cashless only; cash is not accepted.
On its official website, BAK describes itself as a brewery that makes "interesting beer" without being bound by tradition or the mainstream. Starting from its brewing base in Horie, Osaka, it has also expanded to Umeda, Dojima, and Shinsaibashi. This new Yodoyabashi base is likely to become a place that showcases BAK's character not just through beer alone, but through the combination of beer and food as well.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the brewery’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroIt's Yodoyaba opening in Yodoyabashi, Osaka. BAK Brewery is opening a new food-and-drink base on the rear side of the first floor of the station-front mixed-use building "Yodoyabashi Station One."
MugiWhoa! The rear side of the station front feels a bit like a secret base! It's an easy-to-drop-in place, but the name Yodoyaba has so much energy!
Hop BroThe lineup is pretty strong too. It has four specialty shops: the seafood spot Shirasu Kujira, kushikatsu place A・GE・HA, yakitori shop Tori Gorou, and BAKKANO.
MugiWhat is that, basically an all-course izakaya in one place? A gathering of specialty shops? My stomach is lining up first.
Hop BroExactly. And BAKKANO is BAK's new location, where they plan to pair craft beer with things like paper-thin prosciutto and fresh oysters.
MugiOysters with beer! Wow, that's amazing... but what does full-service style mean?
Hop BroSimply put, it means a format where you can enjoy dishes from all four shops at once. BAK probably wants it to be a place that shows how well food pairings work, not just beer on its own, but the appeal that comes from matching it with dishes.
MugiWow! BAK is already spread from Nishi Ward in Osaka to Horie, Umeda, Dojima, and Shinsaibashi, and now it's expanding again. It really feels like BAK spreading across Osaka!
Hop BroAnd BAK says it makes interesting beer without being bound by tradition, so there should be a clever twist in Yodoyabashi too.
MugiCashless only is so current, and this is definitely making me want to go straight for a post-work drink!
Hop BroRight. If you can stop by easily near the station and enjoy both food and beer, I want to put it on my list of places to swing by today.
MugiIt's settled! I want to go too and give the oysters and craft beer my full attention!
