At "Neko no Shukaijo" in Umegaoka, they prep a delicious lamb stew and serve craft beer on 6 taps
A post introducing the prep work for lamb stew was published by "Neko no Shukaijo," a craft beer and spice food shop near Umegaoka Station. Along with six craft beers on tap at all times, this hideaway-style beer pub also offers bottled and canned drinks, plus takeout in growlers.
Hop BroA hidden spot just a 30-second walk from Umegaoka Station already makes me want to drink there based on location alone. And at "Neko no Shukaijo," craft beer and spice food take center stage.
MugiWait, it's a hideaway even though it's right by the station? Moving away from the bustle of the city sounds incredibly interesting!
Hop BroExactly. Because the entrance is on a side street, the atmosphere changes the moment you go in. The interior has that calm monochrome feel, and it's nice that it's also good for drinking alone.
MugiOh wow! And you can even read or work on a PC there? Power outlets and Wi-Fi included sounds way too convenient for a beer pub!
Hop BroThe window seats make it a place where you can spend time, not just drink. The topic this time is the lamb stew prep, and you can really see how serious they are about the food.
MugiWhat is that! Lamb stew at a beer spot? My stomach already got to the venue first! A dish with the aroma of spices has to be delicious!
Hop BroWhat's more, the owner apparently has 20 years of restaurant experience, and they're aiming for something you can't easily taste at home or at other places. In short, it's authentic spice-driven cooking.
MugiNice! So what about the beer? Six taps at all times sounds like way too much fun to choose from!
Hop BroThey line up beers from Japan and overseas, mainly ones the owner wants to drink and thinks taste good. They also have cans and large bottles, and the tap beer can be taken home in growlers, so you can bring the aftertaste of the shop back with you.
MugiA growler? That sounds like such a cool name! If you can take it home and drink it there, that's basically straight on to round two at home, right?
Hop BroBasically, it's like a bottle for carrying beer home. If you want to sit back quietly in Umegaoka and pair craft beer with spice, this is a pretty strong candidate.
MugiOkay, decided! With the temptation of 6 taps and lamb stew on top of that, there's no escaping this one. I already want to raise a glass!
Neko no Shukaijo in Umegaoka is just a 30-second walk from Odakyu Line's Umegaoka Station, yet because the entrance is on a side street, once you step inside, there is a quiet feeling as if you've moved a little away from the bustle of the city. According to public information, the interior has a calm monochrome atmosphere, and the window seats, which are suitable for solo drinking, reading, or working on a PC, are equipped with power outlets and free Wi-Fi.
In this post, the shop introduced that it is making progress on preparing its lamb stew, showing that this place is built around not only beer but also dishes that make use of spice and ethnic flavors. The food actually served is said to be the kind of authentic fare created by the owner, who has 20 years of experience in the restaurant industry, with the goal of offering a dish that is hard to find the same way at home or at other restaurants.
Beer is always available on 6 taps. The lineup is centered on selections from Japan and abroad that the owner personally wants to drink and finds delicious, and when cans and large bottles are added, there is a wide range to choose from depending on your mood. In addition, tap beer can be taken home in plastic cups or growlers, so after enjoying a drink in the shop, it's easy to carry that afterglow back home as well.
If you're in Umegaoka and want to settle into a quiet space and pair craft beer with spice food, this is one place worth keeping in mind.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroA hidden spot just a 30-second walk from Umegaoka Station already makes me want to drink there based on location alone. And at "Neko no Shukaijo," craft beer and spice food take center stage.
MugiWait, it's a hideaway even though it's right by the station? Moving away from the bustle of the city sounds incredibly interesting!
Hop BroExactly. Because the entrance is on a side street, the atmosphere changes the moment you go in. The interior has that calm monochrome feel, and it's nice that it's also good for drinking alone.
MugiOh wow! And you can even read or work on a PC there? Power outlets and Wi-Fi included sounds way too convenient for a beer pub!
Hop BroThe window seats make it a place where you can spend time, not just drink. The topic this time is the lamb stew prep, and you can really see how serious they are about the food.
MugiWhat is that! Lamb stew at a beer spot? My stomach already got to the venue first! A dish with the aroma of spices has to be delicious!
Hop BroWhat's more, the owner apparently has 20 years of restaurant experience, and they're aiming for something you can't easily taste at home or at other places. In short, it's authentic spice-driven cooking.
MugiNice! So what about the beer? Six taps at all times sounds like way too much fun to choose from!
Hop BroThey line up beers from Japan and overseas, mainly ones the owner wants to drink and thinks taste good. They also have cans and large bottles, and the tap beer can be taken home in growlers, so you can bring the aftertaste of the shop back with you.
MugiA growler? That sounds like such a cool name! If you can take it home and drink it there, that's basically straight on to round two at home, right?
Hop BroBasically, it's like a bottle for carrying beer home. If you want to sit back quietly in Umegaoka and pair craft beer with spice, this is a pretty strong candidate.
MugiOkay, decided! With the temptation of 6 taps and lamb stew on top of that, there's no escaping this one. I already want to raise a glass!
