Let's Beer Works to open new Funado taproom on June 27 with first batch `meow`
Let's Beer Works will open its new taproom in Funado on June 27. The post introduces the first post-relocation batch, `meow`, and a compact 12-tap space where guests can drink while looking out at the brewery tanks.
Hop BroBig news from Let's Beer Works: the new taproom in Funado opens on June 27, and the first post-move beer, `meow`, is showing up right away.
MugiWhat! A beer called `meow`? That's absurdly cute. Do we know the style yet, or is the cat keeping secrets?
Hop BroThat's the hook: it's the first batch after the move, but the style itself still hasn't been announced.
MugiWhoa, first batch suddenly sounds like chemistry class. You just mean the very first brew from the new place?
Hop BroExactly, the first brew from the new setup. Beer nerds love that because it marks the start of a brewery's next chapter.
MugiThat is so fun. Fresh-beer energy is off the charts! And twelve taps in a tiny room means I'd panic halfway through choosing.
Hop BroAnd you can drink while looking at the tanks in a twelve-tap taproom. That's classic Tokyo brewpub energy: casual, close, and built around fresh beer.
MugiDrinking with a tank view is already great, but growler fills sounds like a wrestling move. What is that?
Hop BroIntimidating name, simple idea: growler fills mean they pour draft beer into a take-home bottle. They also do cans and plastic cups for takeaway.
MugiSo it's not just a bar stop, it's home overtime beer too. Weekend hours from 1 to 7 p.m. make day-drinking plans dangerously easy.
MugiI can already see myself heading to Funado on June 27 and ordering `meow` before I even sit down.
Hop BroSame here, I want a pint by the tanks and I want to find out what `meow` tastes like the moment they open.
New chapter
Let's Beer Works will open its new taproom on Saturday, June 27 at 1:00 p.m. at Todabashi Yubyo Building 1-A, 2-19-6 Funado, Itabashi Ward, Tokyo. In its Instagram post, the brewery announced the opening as "Let's! Next Chapter #05 2026.06.27(SAT)".
What to drink
The post highlights the first batch after the move: `meow`. The lineup has not been fully detailed yet, but this beer is set to mark the start of the new location. The small taproom will feature 12 taps and a view of the brewery tanks, making the beer itself the main focus.
The taproom
Let's Beer Works has the feel of a neighborhood brewpub: relaxed, practical, and built around beer. According to its website, the taproom is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., with holidays subject to change. Can sales, growler fills, and takeaway plastic cups are available, so guests can enjoy the beer on site or take it home. Food is starting light, which keeps the attention on the freshly poured beer.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroBig news from Let's Beer Works: the new taproom in Funado opens on June 27, and the first post-move beer, `meow`, is showing up right away.
MugiWhat! A beer called `meow`? That's absurdly cute. Do we know the style yet, or is the cat keeping secrets?
Hop BroThat's the hook: it's the first batch after the move, but the style itself still hasn't been announced.
MugiWhoa, first batch suddenly sounds like chemistry class. You just mean the very first brew from the new place?
Hop BroExactly, the first brew from the new setup. Beer nerds love that because it marks the start of a brewery's next chapter.
MugiThat is so fun. Fresh-beer energy is off the charts! And twelve taps in a tiny room means I'd panic halfway through choosing.
Hop BroAnd you can drink while looking at the tanks in a twelve-tap taproom. That's classic Tokyo brewpub energy: casual, close, and built around fresh beer.
MugiDrinking with a tank view is already great, but growler fills sounds like a wrestling move. What is that?
Hop BroIntimidating name, simple idea: growler fills mean they pour draft beer into a take-home bottle. They also do cans and plastic cups for takeaway.
MugiSo it's not just a bar stop, it's home overtime beer too. Weekend hours from 1 to 7 p.m. make day-drinking plans dangerously easy.
MugiI can already see myself heading to Funado on June 27 and ordering `meow` before I even sit down.
Hop BroSame here, I want a pint by the tanks and I want to find out what `meow` tastes like the moment they open.
