NOMCRAFT Berliner Weisse added as a new tap at GRANDPA FISH & CHIPS in Kameido
August 25, 2026
GRANDPA FISH & CHIPS in Kameido, Tokyo, announced a new tap on Instagram. The post names Berliner Weisse and includes #nomcraft, pointing to a Berlin-style beer now available at the fish-and-chips-focused pub.
Hop Bro
Kameido just got interesting, because GRANDPA's new tap is pouring NOMCRAFT's Berliner Weisse.
Mugi
What! Berliner Weisse sounds like a magic spell. What kind of beer is that?
Hop Bro
It's a sour wheat beer from Berlin, and gentle tartness is the star. Light, crisp, and really easy with food.
Mugi
So... sour beer? Did they squeeze lemons into it or something?
Hop Bro
Not quite. It has lactic fermentation character, which gives it a bright snap. Think yogurt-like tang, but much lighter.
Mugi
Ohhh! Then it sounds perfect for resetting your palate after fried food. Fish and chips must love this stuff.
Hop Bro
Exactly. At GRANDPA FISH & CHIPS, it works as a fried-food cleanser and keeps the meal feeling lively instead of heavy.
Mugi
And since it's a NOMCRAFT guest pour, this Kameido pairing feels extra exciting, right? I'm suddenly very invested.
Hop Bro
Yeah, and they teased it on Instagram too. With that breezy finish, you can keep eating and sipping without losing momentum.
Mugi
Breezy is dangerous language! But amazing. Tangy beer and fish already sounds like a plan I could ruin my schedule for.
Hop Bro
Honestly, a glass of NOMCRAFT next to hot fish and chips sounds like one of those pairings that just makes immediate sense.
Mugi
Then that's it, we're going. Cheers in Kameido is now officially on my to-do list.
GRANDPA FISH & CHIPS in Kameido, Tokyo, announced a new tap on Instagram. The post names Berliner Weisse and includes `#nomcraft`, indicating a Berlin-style beer has been added to the lineup.
Because the pub is built around fish and chips, the choice makes sense: Berliner Weisse is a light, bright style with a crisp acidic edge that can work well with fried food. It should be an easy match for the kitchen’s signature plate, while still giving beer fans something distinctive to try in a casual pub setting.