Craft Beer Market Mitsukoshimae pairs 30 draft beers with washoku-friendly plates
Craft Beer Market Mitsukoshimae shared a seasonal Instagram note. On the official site, the bar is presented as a washoku-oriented beer pub in COREDO Muromachi 3, with 30 draft beers and easy pairing options.
Hop BroI found a spot worth talking about: Craft Beer Market Mitsukoshimae is serving Japanese dishes designed to match 30 beers on tap.
MugiWait, 30 beers on tap? I'd need a full game plan before ordering my first drink!
Hop BroThey haven't announced specific beer names, but the range goes from IPA to lager, so you can pick whatever fits your mood.
MugiWhat is that, what's an IPA? You just threw a secret beer code at me!
Hop BroAn IPA usually has bigger hop aroma and bitterness, while a lager is lighter and smoother. So think fragrant punchy beer versus crisp easy beer.
MugiOhhh, so with Japanese food it works more like a meal-friendly beer than just something to sip on its own?
Hop BroExactly. The place presents itself as craft beer plus casual kappo, and it's clearly focused on pairing with regional dishes. They've got nikudofu and even dashi chazuke.
MugiNo way, dashi chazuke and beer can actually get along? In my head they're still sitting at different tables!
Hop BroThey do, because the carbonation cuts through the savory dashi nicely, and that also helps with carpaccio and chicken nanban. Plus there are two-hour drink plans at 5,000 and 6,000 yen.
MugiStation-connected and built for after-work stops? That's dangerous. COREDO Muromachi 3 just jumped onto my must-go list!
Hop BroAnd it's right by Mitsukoshimae Station A6, so meeting up is easy. You could go once for beer hunting and once for food first. I want a pint right now.
MugiSame here. I want to start with a clean lager and finish with something aromatic. Japanese food beer crawl sounds way too good now!
The Instagram post from Mitsukoshimae was a light seasonal update. It did not announce any specific beer names, but the official site positions the shop as a beer pub built around Japanese food, and its direct access from Mitsukoshimae Station makes it easy to drop by after work or while shopping.
What you can drink here is a 30-tap lineup focused on domestic craft beer from across Japan. That means styles ranging from hop-forward, bitter IPAs to lighter lagers, so it works well for casual beer comparisons. The kitchen leans on washoku, with seasonal ingredients and regional dishes designed to pair naturally with beer.
There are two all-you-can-drink course options, priced at 5,000 and 6,000 yen, both on a two-hour format. The menu includes items such as seasonal ohitashi, meat tofu, sashimi, chicken nanban, and rice served as ochazuke. It is the kind of place that works both for a serious beer session and for a meal-first night out.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroI found a spot worth talking about: Craft Beer Market Mitsukoshimae is serving Japanese dishes designed to match 30 beers on tap.
MugiWait, 30 beers on tap? I'd need a full game plan before ordering my first drink!
Hop BroThey haven't announced specific beer names, but the range goes from IPA to lager, so you can pick whatever fits your mood.
MugiWhat is that, what's an IPA? You just threw a secret beer code at me!
Hop BroAn IPA usually has bigger hop aroma and bitterness, while a lager is lighter and smoother. So think fragrant punchy beer versus crisp easy beer.
MugiOhhh, so with Japanese food it works more like a meal-friendly beer than just something to sip on its own?
Hop BroExactly. The place presents itself as craft beer plus casual kappo, and it's clearly focused on pairing with regional dishes. They've got nikudofu and even dashi chazuke.
MugiNo way, dashi chazuke and beer can actually get along? In my head they're still sitting at different tables!
Hop BroThey do, because the carbonation cuts through the savory dashi nicely, and that also helps with carpaccio and chicken nanban. Plus there are two-hour drink plans at 5,000 and 6,000 yen.
MugiStation-connected and built for after-work stops? That's dangerous. COREDO Muromachi 3 just jumped onto my must-go list!
Hop BroAnd it's right by Mitsukoshimae Station A6, so meeting up is easy. You could go once for beer hunting and once for food first. I want a pint right now.
MugiSame here. I want to start with a clean lager and finish with something aromatic. Japanese food beer crawl sounds way too good now!
