Bakushu Yumeyomi in Kyoto's Higashiyama Ward is a beer pub tucked into a Gion alley. In this announcement, it says that during its Saturday, May 16, 4:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m. hours, Kome-chan will fry barracuda delivered from Nagasaki and serve it. With an original sauce and plating, it looks like a dish that will add a small change to the shop's usual flow.

The beer lineup is unchanged. The return pour is KaruizawaQ's "Airflow". It is described as a session IPA carefully brewed with Centennial, Simcoe, Cascade, and Citra, then finished with lager yeast. The aim is to keep the body light while balancing aroma and drinkability, making it the kind of beer that goes down well even from the afternoon.

On the food side, the shop also announced that the cheese has been switched from camembert to provolone cheese. It is said to have a cherry-wood-chip aroma, giving it a composition that pairs easily with beer. Freshly fried barracuda, cheese, and a pint with lively hop aroma should all be easy to match.

The atmosphere is another part of the shop's appeal. The post mentioned that the decorative glass in the lighting is one of the shop's symbols, and that because a bulb is out, the counter will be operating in a dimmer mood for a while. Rather than glamour, the space keeps the warmth of a well-used room, and its solo-drinkers welcome, no reservations style feels very much like this place. If you're looking for a calm drink in Gion, this is a service lineup worth checking out together with the added food.