Himalaya table announces an eight-beer tap lineup featuring Kin Oni Pale Ale and Y.MARKET IPA
Himalaya table, a beer pub in Kanda, Tokyo, shared its tap lineup for Wednesday, July 8. The list includes eight beers, led by Kin Oni Pale Ale "Luminosa Single Ver." and Y.MARKET's Hysteric IPA.
Hop BroToday’s lineup at Himalaya table in Uchikanda, Tokyo, is seriously strong. They’ve got eight taps pouring, from Oni Densetsu’s Kin-Oni Pale Ale "Luminosa Single Ver." to Y.MARKET’s Hysteric IPA.
MugiWhat! Eight beers on tap at once? That sounds like the draft towers are throwing a full-on festival, and those names are intense!
Hop BroThe core of it is the hop-forward lineup. "Luminosa Single Ver." is a pale ale from Noboribetsu Ji-Beer Oni Densetsu, and Y.MARKET BREWING’s Hysteric IPA brings exactly the kind of aroma and bitterness its name promises.
MugiHold on, what’s Single Ver. supposed to mean? It sounds like a collector’s edition game, not a beer!
Hop BroIt’s a beer thing too. Here, single-hop brewing means the brewer is mainly showing off one hop variety, so with Luminosa you can catch its bright citrusy character more directly.
MugiOhhh, so it’s basically a solo concert for hops! Then the IPA is the full band version, right?
Hop BroThat’s actually a pretty good way to put it. And this list has a huge style range too: T.Y. HARBOR Brewery’s Sour Saison and Shima Brewing’s Hassaku Ale push into fruity, tangy territory, while Mojiko Retro Beer’s Pilsner resets your palate.
MugiThat makes me want to pair it with spiced Nepalese food so badly. A sour saison or a hassaku ale with spice sounds like a party in your mouth!
Hop BroAnd the finish is well planned too. You can bridge into Kuttukotan Brewery’s Kitsuneiro Golden Brown Lager, then land on Nihonkai Club’s dark lager finale for roastiness with a clean finish.
MugiThat settles it. I want to drink my way through from first pour to last, and since it’s right near Kanda Station, I’m fully ready to head to Himalaya table now!
Himalaya table, a beer pub in inner Kanda, Tokyo, posted its tap lineup for Wednesday, July 8. True to the venue's mix of craft beer, spices, and Nepalese food, the selection spans hoppy styles, crisp lagers, a sour saison, and a dark lager.
The lineup for the day includes:
- Kin Oni Pale Ale "Luminosa Single Ver." / Noboribetsu Jibeer Oni Densetsu
- Y.MARKET Hysteric IPA / Y.MARKET BREWING
- ogna Himabitter / Minamishinshu Beer
- T.Y. HARBOR Sour Saison / T.Y. HARBOR Brewery
- Mojiko Retro Beer Pilsner / Mojiko Retro Beer
- Kitsuneiro - Golden Brown Lager - / Hop Kotan Brewing
- Shima Brewery Hassaku Ale / Shima Brewery
- Nihonkai Club Dark Lager / Oknoto Beer Nihonkai Club
The mix gives drinkers a clear range: hop-forward pale ale and IPA, fruit-driven sour and ale options, clean pilsner and lager choices, and a roasty dark lager to finish. It is the kind of lineup that works both for a quick stop and for a full meal.
Located on the second floor of the Daido Building in Kanda, Himalaya table is a practical beer pub for pairing beer with spice-forward dishes. The day’s taps suggest an easy path from bright and bitter to deep and malty, depending on what you want to drink with dinner.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroToday’s lineup at Himalaya table in Uchikanda, Tokyo, is seriously strong. They’ve got eight taps pouring, from Oni Densetsu’s Kin-Oni Pale Ale "Luminosa Single Ver." to Y.MARKET’s Hysteric IPA.
MugiWhat! Eight beers on tap at once? That sounds like the draft towers are throwing a full-on festival, and those names are intense!
Hop BroThe core of it is the hop-forward lineup. "Luminosa Single Ver." is a pale ale from Noboribetsu Ji-Beer Oni Densetsu, and Y.MARKET BREWING’s Hysteric IPA brings exactly the kind of aroma and bitterness its name promises.
MugiHold on, what’s Single Ver. supposed to mean? It sounds like a collector’s edition game, not a beer!
Hop BroIt’s a beer thing too. Here, single-hop brewing means the brewer is mainly showing off one hop variety, so with Luminosa you can catch its bright citrusy character more directly.
MugiOhhh, so it’s basically a solo concert for hops! Then the IPA is the full band version, right?
Hop BroThat’s actually a pretty good way to put it. And this list has a huge style range too: T.Y. HARBOR Brewery’s Sour Saison and Shima Brewing’s Hassaku Ale push into fruity, tangy territory, while Mojiko Retro Beer’s Pilsner resets your palate.
MugiThat makes me want to pair it with spiced Nepalese food so badly. A sour saison or a hassaku ale with spice sounds like a party in your mouth!
Hop BroAnd the finish is well planned too. You can bridge into Kuttukotan Brewery’s Kitsuneiro Golden Brown Lager, then land on Nihonkai Club’s dark lager finale for roastiness with a clean finish.
MugiThat settles it. I want to drink my way through from first pour to last, and since it’s right near Kanda Station, I’m fully ready to head to Himalaya table now!
