Kanda's Himalaya table Reveals May 22 Lineup: Eight Beers Including Oni Densetsu and OGNA
The beer pub "Himalaya table" in Kanda posted its draft lineup for Friday, May 22 on Instagram. Featuring eight beers with distinct personalities, from Oni Densetsu and Baeren to Minoh, Y.MARKET, and OGNA, it is a lineup made to enjoy alongside Nepalese cuisine.
Hop BroHimalaya table in Kanda has 8 beers on today’s draft list, and they’re really going all out. With Oni Densetsu, Baeren, Minoh, Y.MARKET, and OGNA all lined up, the glass feels like a beer expo.
MugiWow! Even with 8 beers on tap, every single one is a completely different style? At that point, I’d get lost by my first pint!
Hop BroAnd the big draw is that there are multiple Oni Densetsu beers in the mix. You’ve got the single-ver. Kinoni Pale Ale, Akaoni Red Ale, and even Shishigami Oni IPA, so it’s fun to see how each beer from the same brewery has its own personality.
MugiWhat?! Single Ver. sounds like it suddenly moved into an apartment by itself! Does that change the flavor too?
Hop BroTo put it simply, it makes the character of a single-batch brew easier to show. Since it isn’t blended with a lot of other lots, the individuality of that batch comes through, and the hop aroma and malt character stand out more clearly.
MugiOhhh! Then Baeren's Maibock and Minoh's Pilsner would be fun to compare too! They feel like the kind of beers that are calm but still have personality!
Hop BroWhat’s nice is that the lineup includes everything from lagers to IPAs. The Maibock brings malt richness, the Pilsner has crispness, and Y.MARKET's Hysteric IPA is firmly hop-forward, so the whole experience keeps changing as you go.
MugiThe name Hysteric sounds like it has serious intensity! If the hops come on that strong, I might cry!
Hop BroBut when OGNA is added, the impression softens a bit. Apple Hop
MugiI see, gentle bitterness sounds like something I could handle! And if it’s paired with Nepalese food, the momos and curry would probably make everything taste twice as good!
Hop BroExactly. With no table charge, it’s easy to stop by casually, and that’s one of Himalaya table’s strengths: it works just as well for a meal as it does for a single drink. That makes it a pretty valuable spot in Kanda.
MugiAll right, today it’s Nepalese food and draft beer for the win! Start with momos, then Oni Densetsu, and finish with OGNA, and it’ll be the perfect night!
The beer pub "Himalaya table," located a short walk from the west exit of Kanda Station, announced its Friday, May 22 lineup on Instagram. True to the shop's style of pairing craft beer with Nepalese food, eight taps are lined up for the day, ranging from classic styles to more distinctive offerings, each with its own aroma and drinking profile.
A highlight is the presence of several Oni Densetsu beers, including Noboribetsu Local Beer Oni Densetsu's Single Ver. and Akaoni Red Ale. Alongside them are Baeren's Maibock, Minoh Beer Pilsner, and Y.MARKET BREWING's Hysteric IPA, creating a broad selection that runs from satisfying lagers to heavily hopped IPAs.
The inclusion of OGNA's Apple Hop <Kogyoku> and Hima Bitter adds options for those who prefer a fruity character or a gentle bitterness. Rather than leaning only on bitterness, this lineup balances malt richness, fruitiness, and easy drinkability, which is one of its defining qualities.
Himalaya table is a Nepalese restaurant and beer pub that opened in 2013. With no table charge, it is easy to use whether you just want one casual drink or a full meal. The shop is popular among Kanda craft beer fans as a place where you can easily enjoy spicy dishes such as its signature momos and daily curry together with draft beer.
Friday, May 22 Lineup
- Kinoni Pale Ale "ADHA-218 Single Ver." / Noboribetsu Local Beer Oni Densetsu
- Baeren Maibock / Baeren Brewery
- Oni Densetsu Shishigami Oni IPA / Noboribetsu Local Beer Oni Densetsu
- Minoh Beer Pilsner / Minoh Beer
- Y Market Hysteric IPA / Y.MARKET BREWING
- Akaoni Red Ale / Noboribetsu Local Beer Oni Densetsu
- ogna Apple Hop <Kogyoku> / Minami Shinshu Beer Ogna
- ogna Hima Bitter / Minami Shinshu Beer Ogna
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroHimalaya table in Kanda has 8 beers on today’s draft list, and they’re really going all out. With Oni Densetsu, Baeren, Minoh, Y.MARKET, and OGNA all lined up, the glass feels like a beer expo.
MugiWow! Even with 8 beers on tap, every single one is a completely different style? At that point, I’d get lost by my first pint!
Hop BroAnd the big draw is that there are multiple Oni Densetsu beers in the mix. You’ve got the single-ver. Kinoni Pale Ale, Akaoni Red Ale, and even Shishigami Oni IPA, so it’s fun to see how each beer from the same brewery has its own personality.
MugiWhat?! Single Ver. sounds like it suddenly moved into an apartment by itself! Does that change the flavor too?
Hop BroTo put it simply, it makes the character of a single-batch brew easier to show. Since it isn’t blended with a lot of other lots, the individuality of that batch comes through, and the hop aroma and malt character stand out more clearly.
MugiOhhh! Then Baeren's Maibock and Minoh's Pilsner would be fun to compare too! They feel like the kind of beers that are calm but still have personality!
Hop BroWhat’s nice is that the lineup includes everything from lagers to IPAs. The Maibock brings malt richness, the Pilsner has crispness, and Y.MARKET's Hysteric IPA is firmly hop-forward, so the whole experience keeps changing as you go.
MugiThe name Hysteric sounds like it has serious intensity! If the hops come on that strong, I might cry!
Hop BroBut when OGNA is added, the impression softens a bit. Apple Hop
MugiI see, gentle bitterness sounds like something I could handle! And if it’s paired with Nepalese food, the momos and curry would probably make everything taste twice as good!
Hop BroExactly. With no table charge, it’s easy to stop by casually, and that’s one of Himalaya table’s strengths: it works just as well for a meal as it does for a single drink. That makes it a pretty valuable spot in Kanda.
MugiAll right, today it’s Nepalese food and draft beer for the win! Start with momos, then Oni Densetsu, and finish with OGNA, and it’ll be the perfect night!
