Himalaya table in Kanda opens at 3 p.m. on June 13 with seven beers
June 13, 2026
Himalaya table, a beer pub in Uchikanda, Tokyo, will open at 3 p.m. on Saturday, June 13. The lineup includes beers from Oni Densetsu, Minoh Beer, Nara Brewing, Ushitora Brewery, Swan Lake Beer, and T.Y. Harbor Brewery, alongside Nepalese food and spice dishes.
Hop Bro
Himalaya table in Kanda is opening at 3 p.m. today, and the seven taps they lined up are seriously strong, with Oni Densetsu and Minoh Beer in the mix.
Mugi
Wait, what! A seven-beer lineup from the afternoon? That feels like my schedule just got cancelled for me!
Hop Bro
The roster is stacked too: Oni Densetsu’s YUYA BOYS IPL - Jamboree SPVer., Minoh Beer’s Kozaru IPA, plus Nara Brewing, Ushitora, Swan Lake, and T.Y.HARBOR. It’s basically an all-star draft.
Mugi
Hold on, what is IPL? It sounds like IPA wearing fake glasses and a mustache!
Hop Bro
IPL means India Pale Lager. You get bold hop aroma, but the finish stays cleaner and crisper, so think of it as IPA with lager snap.
Mugi
Ohhh, then putting that next to Aooni Pilsner would make the bitterness contrast super obvious, right?
Hop Bro
Exactly, and Nara Brewing’s UNDERWATER gets even more interesting because it’s a sake-yeast beer, so the aroma moves in a different direction.
Mugi
What even is that! Beer with sake yeast? My brain just hit maximum flavor overload!
Hop Bro
It doesn’t turn into sake, it just adds a different nuance to the aroma and mouthfeel. Then you’ve also got Ushitora’s yuzu beer, Swan Lake’s Nagi / Köln Stayle Kölsch-, and T.Y.HARBOR’s Nikibitter, so the aroma range is all over the map in a good way.
Mugi
And with pani puri or Nepali food? That’s a championship pairing. One bite, one sip, repeat forever.
Hop Bro
That’s the fun part. Spice makes the hops pop, the pilsner feel sharper, and the bitter feel calmer, so the back-and-forth pairing never lets up.
Mugi
Nope, I’m done pretending to be calm. I want to go to Kanda and drink through the whole tap list right now!
Himalaya table is a beer pub near Kanda Station that pairs craft beer with Nepalese food in a relaxed, easygoing setting. Located on the second floor of the Daido Building at 3-5-5 Uchikanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, it is the kind of place that works well when you want beer and spice-driven dishes together. On Saturday, June 13, the shop opens from 3 p.m. and has shared the day’s tap list.
It is a spread that moves from IPL, IPA, and pilsner to sake-yeast beer, a yuzu-forward beer, Kölsch, and bitter. The range gives drinkers clear differences in aroma, bitterness, and finish, making it a good stop for both focused tasting and casual pairing with pani puri or Nepalese dishes.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop Bro
Himalaya table in Kanda is opening at 3 p.m. today, and the seven taps they lined up are seriously strong, with Oni Densetsu and Minoh Beer in the mix.
Mugi
Wait, what! A seven-beer lineup from the afternoon? That feels like my schedule just got cancelled for me!
Hop Bro
The roster is stacked too: Oni Densetsu’s YUYA BOYS IPL - Jamboree SPVer., Minoh Beer’s Kozaru IPA, plus Nara Brewing, Ushitora, Swan Lake, and T.Y.HARBOR. It’s basically an all-star draft.
Mugi
Hold on, what is IPL? It sounds like IPA wearing fake glasses and a mustache!
Hop Bro
IPL means India Pale Lager. You get bold hop aroma, but the finish stays cleaner and crisper, so think of it as IPA with lager snap.
Mugi
Ohhh, then putting that next to Aooni Pilsner would make the bitterness contrast super obvious, right?
Hop Bro
Exactly, and Nara Brewing’s UNDERWATER gets even more interesting because it’s a sake-yeast beer, so the aroma moves in a different direction.
Mugi
What even is that! Beer with sake yeast? My brain just hit maximum flavor overload!
Hop Bro
It doesn’t turn into sake, it just adds a different nuance to the aroma and mouthfeel. Then you’ve also got Ushitora’s yuzu beer, Swan Lake’s Nagi / Köln Stayle Kölsch-, and T.Y.HARBOR’s Nikibitter, so the aroma range is all over the map in a good way.
Mugi
And with pani puri or Nepali food? That’s a championship pairing. One bite, one sip, repeat forever.
Hop Bro
That’s the fun part. Spice makes the hops pop, the pilsner feel sharper, and the bitter feel calmer, so the back-and-forth pairing never lets up.
Mugi
Nope, I’m done pretending to be calm. I want to go to Kanda and drink through the whole tap list right now!