Ushitora No. 1, a beer pub in Daita, Setagaya, Tokyo, has announced that it will participate in the Curry Festival for the first time in a year. According to the pub’s Instagram post, the stall will open from the following day, and the curry will be available to anyone—not only registered event participants.

The featured dish combines Ushitora’s regular dry curry, served since the pub’s opening, with its recently popular fried potatoes. The curry is finished with a spicy sauce and generous shavings of Grana Padano, creating a potato cheese curry that pairs the curry’s heat with the richness of cheese and the texture of fried potatoes.

The post does not list specific beer names or a tap lineup. Visitors may be able to enjoy Ushitora Brewery beers with the curry, but the available selection should be confirmed from the menu on the day.

The announcement also mentions that the Shimokitazawa Beer Fest begins on the 10th. For craft beer fans exploring the neighborhood, Ushitora No. 1 offers a natural stop for a curry-focused food pairing and a pint. The pub is located in the Shimokitazawa area and is known as a place where guests can enjoy beers from Ushitora Brewery.

The original post does not provide details such as individual beer names, prices, alcohol content, or the exact stall location. Check Ushitora No. 1’s official social media channels or the event information before visiting.