Grandpa Fish & Chips in Kameido adds Purple Jet Sky, Kinka no Itadaki and Porter
Grandpa Fish & Chips in Kameido has announced a new three-tap update. The lineup features Purple Jet Sky from Y.MARKET BREWING, Kinka no Itadaki from CAMADO BREWERY, and Porter from Minamishinshu Beer, alongside the pub’s signature fish and chips.
Hop BroKameido's GRANDPA FISH & CHIPS just did a three-tap refresh, and the lineup sounds perfect with fish and chips.
MugiWait, pairing-first beers? So this isn't just beer news, it's dinner news too!
Hop BroExactly. The new pours are Purple Jet Sky from Y.MARKET BREWING, Kinka no Itadaki from CAMADO BREWERY, and PORTER from Minamishinshu Beer, which is a wildly varied trio.
MugiWhat is that name! Purple Jet Sky has main-character energy, like I should order it while dramatic music plays.
Hop BroAnd it earns the hype. Purple Jet Sky is a keg from Nagoya's Y.MARKET BREWING, and it leads with big hop aroma right away.
MugiHold on, what does that even mean? The beer stands up and introduces itself?
Hop BroNot quite. It means citrusy scent pops up as soon as you bring the glass close. Then Kinka no Itadaki brings dry sake-yeast character, so the finish snaps clean.
MugiSake yeast? I thought yeast only lived in bread! This turned into fermentation class real fast, but that crisp finish does sound great with fried food.
Hop BroThat's the point. Oily food like fish and chips loves a beer that cuts clean, and PORTER adds roasty dark-beer depth with real presence.
MugiSo the flow is bright first, sharp second, cozy third... that's basically a three-beer storyline!
Hop BroExactly, and since it's a small counter-style pub, it works for a quick stop after work or a slower night where you really want to work through five taps.
MugiThat's it, I'm done for. Fish and chips plus Purple Jet Sky, Kinka no Itadaki, and PORTER sounds like the tasting flight I need right now!
Three new taps in Kameido
GRANDPA FISH & CHIPS is a small, counter-focused beer pub in Kameido, Tokyo. As the name suggests, fish and chips are the house specialty, and the bar keeps things approachable with five taps of craft beer. It works both as an easy stop after work and as a place to sit down with food and a pint.
In the latest post, the bar introduced NEW 3TAP with the following beers:
- Purple Jet Sky / Y.MARKET BREWING
- Kinka no Itadaki / CAMADO BREWERY
- Porter / Minamishinshu Beer
Purple Jet Sky is presented as a requested beer from Nagoya. Kinka no Itadaki is described as a dry beer brewed with sake yeast from Gifu, while Porter adds a dark, roasty option to the lineup. Together, the three beers cover a wide range of flavors, from hop-driven brightness to crisp dryness and deeper malt character, making them easy to imagine alongside the pub’s fried dishes.
The post also mentions a recent DD4D tap takeover and thanks guests for coming in. For drinkers looking for a relaxed craft beer stop in Kameido, this is a place worth keeping on the list.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroKameido's GRANDPA FISH & CHIPS just did a three-tap refresh, and the lineup sounds perfect with fish and chips.
MugiWait, pairing-first beers? So this isn't just beer news, it's dinner news too!
Hop BroExactly. The new pours are Purple Jet Sky from Y.MARKET BREWING, Kinka no Itadaki from CAMADO BREWERY, and PORTER from Minamishinshu Beer, which is a wildly varied trio.
MugiWhat is that name! Purple Jet Sky has main-character energy, like I should order it while dramatic music plays.
Hop BroAnd it earns the hype. Purple Jet Sky is a keg from Nagoya's Y.MARKET BREWING, and it leads with big hop aroma right away.
MugiHold on, what does that even mean? The beer stands up and introduces itself?
Hop BroNot quite. It means citrusy scent pops up as soon as you bring the glass close. Then Kinka no Itadaki brings dry sake-yeast character, so the finish snaps clean.
MugiSake yeast? I thought yeast only lived in bread! This turned into fermentation class real fast, but that crisp finish does sound great with fried food.
Hop BroThat's the point. Oily food like fish and chips loves a beer that cuts clean, and PORTER adds roasty dark-beer depth with real presence.
MugiSo the flow is bright first, sharp second, cozy third... that's basically a three-beer storyline!
Hop BroExactly, and since it's a small counter-style pub, it works for a quick stop after work or a slower night where you really want to work through five taps.
MugiThat's it, I'm done for. Fish and chips plus Purple Jet Sky, Kinka no Itadaki, and PORTER sounds like the tasting flight I need right now!
