BAMBOO 4 Updates Its 8-Tap Craft Beer Lineup at Its Mexican-Adjacent Spot in Sakuragicho
BAMBOO 4 in Yokohama's Sakuragicho updated its tap list as of May 12. At this venue, which blends a beer bar with Mexican cuisine, the appeal is being able to enjoy craft beer alongside tacos, with eight taps on offer.
Hop BroIn Sakuragicho, BAMBOO 4 updated its tap list as of May 12. It combines a beer bar with Mexican food, so drinking with tacos in hand is the best.
MugiWait, beer and tacos go that well together!? Just hearing that is making me hungry!
Hop BroTotally. The fat and spice get smoothed out by beer's bitterness and carbonation. The shop also has an 8-tap setup, which makes tasting across the lineup easy.
MugiSo 8 taps means there are 8 different beers? That alone is making my brain kind of panic!
Hop BroExactly. And the confirmed beers are interesting too. For example, Shooting Star IPA, Minoh Kozaru IPA, and MAYFLOWER are on tap, giving it a lineup that seems to range across IPA and session-style beers.
MugiWhat? Those names already sound cool! But I keep hearing IPA, so what exactly makes it different?
Hop BroIPA is a style where the hops' aroma takes center stage, so you can enjoy citrusy aromas and bitterness. Session styles are lighter in alcohol and easier to keep drinking.
MugiOhh! So that means there are some with bright aromas and some with a lighter, more refreshing drinkability. With tacos, it sounds dangerously endless!
Hop BroAnd on Tuesdays they promote TACO Tuesday, so the fun is in the whole atmosphere of the place. They also have buffalo wings, so the snack game is strong.
MugiThat's strong for Sakuragicho! The food feels like a main attraction too, and even choosing the beer sounds fun!
Hop BroYeah, it feels like a beer pub in Yokohama's Sakuragicho where you can casually give it a try. Today, I'd seriously want to stand in front of the tacos and think hard about which tap to start with.
MugiI've already decided: I'll start with one IPA! And I'll add tacos and buffalo wings, because today is definitely a proper drinking day!
“BAMBOO 4 Craft Beer & Mexican,” located in Hanasakicho, Naka Ward, Yokohama, and just a short walk from Sakuragicho Station, combines the atmosphere of a beer bar with the fun of Mexican food. Publicly available store information describes it as a place with eight taps, and the Tuesday “TACO Tuesday” promotion shows that the shop clearly emphasizes pairing food with beer.
An Instagram post dated May 12 announced an update to the tap list. While the detailed text of the post itself could not be confirmed, surrounding public information shows that this is a place where you can mainly enjoy Japanese craft beer.
Brands confirmed to be poured at BAMBOO 4 include Uchu Brewing's "Shooting Star IPA", Minoh Beer’s "Minoh Kozaru IPA", and Vatten Brewing's "MAYFLOWER". Each has its own distinct style, suggesting a broad lineup that includes citrusy IPAs, easy-drinking session IPAs, and well-balanced beers suited to draft service.
BAMBOO 4's strength is that it lets people casually try craft beer alongside food such as tacos and buffalo wings. For anyone in the Sakuragicho area who wants to enjoy beer as part of a meal, it can be described as a highly convenient beer pub.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroIn Sakuragicho, BAMBOO 4 updated its tap list as of May 12. It combines a beer bar with Mexican food, so drinking with tacos in hand is the best.
MugiWait, beer and tacos go that well together!? Just hearing that is making me hungry!
Hop BroTotally. The fat and spice get smoothed out by beer's bitterness and carbonation. The shop also has an 8-tap setup, which makes tasting across the lineup easy.
MugiSo 8 taps means there are 8 different beers? That alone is making my brain kind of panic!
Hop BroExactly. And the confirmed beers are interesting too. For example, Shooting Star IPA, Minoh Kozaru IPA, and MAYFLOWER are on tap, giving it a lineup that seems to range across IPA and session-style beers.
MugiWhat? Those names already sound cool! But I keep hearing IPA, so what exactly makes it different?
Hop BroIPA is a style where the hops' aroma takes center stage, so you can enjoy citrusy aromas and bitterness. Session styles are lighter in alcohol and easier to keep drinking.
MugiOhh! So that means there are some with bright aromas and some with a lighter, more refreshing drinkability. With tacos, it sounds dangerously endless!
Hop BroAnd on Tuesdays they promote TACO Tuesday, so the fun is in the whole atmosphere of the place. They also have buffalo wings, so the snack game is strong.
MugiThat's strong for Sakuragicho! The food feels like a main attraction too, and even choosing the beer sounds fun!
Hop BroYeah, it feels like a beer pub in Yokohama's Sakuragicho where you can casually give it a try. Today, I'd seriously want to stand in front of the tacos and think hard about which tap to start with.
MugiI've already decided: I'll start with one IPA! And I'll add tacos and buffalo wings, because today is definitely a proper drinking day!
