Handmade Croquettes Available at Beer Yumeyomi in Kyoto Until September 21
Beer pub Beer Yumeyomi in Kyoto’s Gion area has announced two varieties of handmade croquettes prepared by Kome-chan. According to the Instagram post, they are available only through today, offering a food pairing option alongside the pub’s rotating craft beer selection.
Hop BroKyoto’s Gion beer pub Bakushu Yumeyomi is serving two kinds of Kome-chan’s handmade croquettes—but only through today.
MugiWhat? Two kinds of croquettes? My stomach is growling before we even order beer!
Hop BroIt’s on the second floor of Shimaya Building in Higashiyama, an easy stop during a walk around Gion.
MugiBut what kind are they? The fillings and prices are unknown, so I’m extra curious!
Hop BroThat seems to be part of the surprise. The post says available only today, so checking with the pub before visiting is a smart move.
MugiFresh-fried would be perfect! But Hop Bro, do croquettes really go with craft beer?
Hop BroAbsolutely. The crisp coating echoes the toastiness of malt, while hop bitterness clears away the richness of the fried food.
MugiMalt? What’s that? Is it the grain thing? Did this suddenly become a science class?
Hop BroExactly—it’s grain that has been germinated and dried. It can bring bready or caramel-like notes to beer, making it a great croquette partner.
MugiWow! Comparing both croquettes while choosing from the taps sounds like endless pairing possibilities!
Hop BroOne note: the post does not name specific beers or breweries, so the tap list may change. Check the pub’s current lineup when you visit.
MugiThen let’s hurry to Gion for croquettes and craft beer—a today-only treat deserves a toast!
Beer Yumeyomi, a craft beer pub located in Kyoto’s Higashiyama Ward, has announced two varieties of handmade croquettes prepared by Kome-chan.
The Instagram post is titled “Kome-chan’s handmade croquettes, two varieties—available only today.” The post confirms the two-style offering, but does not specify the ingredients, flavors, prices, or serving details. Since availability is described as lasting only through today, guests may wish to check with the venue before visiting.
Located on the second floor of Shimaya Building on Shijo-dori in Kyoto’s Gion area, Beer Yumeyomi is a natural stop for beer lovers exploring the neighborhood. The pub combines a craft beer-focused drinks program with casual food, making handmade snacks such as croquettes a fitting match for a pint. Guests can compare the two varieties while choosing a beer from the taps available on the day.
The source post does not mention any specific beer names or breweries. The current beer lineup may change, so visitors should confirm the available taps directly with the pub or through its official channels.
Beer Yumeyomi is located at 206 Nakano-cho, Shijo-dori Yamato-Oji Nishi-iru, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto, on the second floor of Shimaya Building. The croquettes are announced as available only today, so interested customers should plan accordingly.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKyoto’s Gion beer pub Bakushu Yumeyomi is serving two kinds of Kome-chan’s handmade croquettes—but only through today.
MugiWhat? Two kinds of croquettes? My stomach is growling before we even order beer!
Hop BroIt’s on the second floor of Shimaya Building in Higashiyama, an easy stop during a walk around Gion.
MugiBut what kind are they? The fillings and prices are unknown, so I’m extra curious!
Hop BroThat seems to be part of the surprise. The post says available only today, so checking with the pub before visiting is a smart move.
MugiFresh-fried would be perfect! But Hop Bro, do croquettes really go with craft beer?
Hop BroAbsolutely. The crisp coating echoes the toastiness of malt, while hop bitterness clears away the richness of the fried food.
MugiMalt? What’s that? Is it the grain thing? Did this suddenly become a science class?
Hop BroExactly—it’s grain that has been germinated and dried. It can bring bready or caramel-like notes to beer, making it a great croquette partner.
MugiWow! Comparing both croquettes while choosing from the taps sounds like endless pairing possibilities!
Hop BroOne note: the post does not name specific beers or breweries, so the tap list may change. Check the pub’s current lineup when you visit.
MugiThen let’s hurry to Gion for croquettes and craft beer—a today-only treat deserves a toast!
