JINGLE BEER&DINING to Serve Dark Matter IPA and Shonan Gold on Sept. 17
JINGLE BEER&DINING in Yokohama has announced its recommended beer lineup for Thursday, September 17, 2026. The selection includes Dark Matter IPA from Uchu Brewing and Shonan Gold from Sankt Gallen, paired with dishes such as horse sashimi.
Hop BroJINGLE BEER&DINING in Yokohama’s Minamisaiwai is pouring Dark Matter IPA on September 17.
MugiWhoa! Dark Matter sounds like a cosmic mystery, not a beer!
Hop BroIt’s an IPA from Uchu Brewing. An IPA is a style known for big hop character.
MugiDoes “big hops” mean it’s so bitter that I’ll make a sour-face expression?
Hop BroNot at all—hops can bring citrus and tropical aromas too. They’re the aroma makers in beer.
MugiNice! And they also have Sankt Gallen’s Shonan Gold, right?
Hop BroExactly. It uses Shonan Gold citrus from Kanagawa, giving it a bright citrus lift.
MugiWhich one goes with horse sashimi? I suddenly want to be a pairing judge!
Hop BroChoose Shonan Gold for a refreshing match, or Dark Matter IPA for something bold. Both can cut through the richness beautifully.
MugiIt’s only about two minutes from Don Quijote near Yokohama Station West Exit? That means cheers before getting lost!
Hop BroIt opens at 5 p.m. on weekdays and 4 p.m. on Saturdays and holidays, closed Sundays. Since taps can change, check before visiting.
MugiPerfect—after checking, let’s get horse sashimi, a cosmic IPA, and Shonan Gold. Tonight calls for craft beer in Yokohama!
JINGLE BEER&DINING, a beer pub and dining spot in Minami-Saiwai, Yokohama, has shared its recommendations for Thursday, September 17, 2026. The venue suggests enjoying horse sashimi with refreshing craft beer.\n\nA featured beer is “Dark Matter IPA” from Uchu Brewing. Its distinctive name and limited availability make it an appealing choice for drinkers looking for a less familiar IPA. Also available is “Shonan Gold” from Sankt Gallen, a bright and citrus-forward beer made with Shonan Gold citrus from Kanagawa. Its refreshing character should make it a natural match for food and an easy-drinking option for the evening.\n\nThe venue is located about two minutes on foot from Don Quijote near Yokohama Station’s west exit. Renovated and reopened in January 2026, JINGLE BEER&DINING focuses on creative Chinese cuisine and craft beer. Weekday service begins at 5 p.m., making it a convenient stop for an after-work beer and dinner.\n\nBeer availability may change depending on stock and tap status. Guests looking for a specific beer should contact the venue before visiting.\n\n### Venue information\n\n- Venue: JINGLE BEER&DINING\n- Address: B1F, 2-12-5 Minami-Saiwai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa\n- Phone: 045-548-3332\n- Hours: From 5 p.m. on weekdays; from 4 p.m. on Saturdays and holidays\n- Closed: Sundays\n- Facebook page
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Hop BroJINGLE BEER&DINING in Yokohama’s Minamisaiwai is pouring Dark Matter IPA on September 17.
MugiWhoa! Dark Matter sounds like a cosmic mystery, not a beer!
Hop BroIt’s an IPA from Uchu Brewing. An IPA is a style known for big hop character.
MugiDoes “big hops” mean it’s so bitter that I’ll make a sour-face expression?
Hop BroNot at all—hops can bring citrus and tropical aromas too. They’re the aroma makers in beer.
MugiNice! And they also have Sankt Gallen’s Shonan Gold, right?
Hop BroExactly. It uses Shonan Gold citrus from Kanagawa, giving it a bright citrus lift.
MugiWhich one goes with horse sashimi? I suddenly want to be a pairing judge!
Hop BroChoose Shonan Gold for a refreshing match, or Dark Matter IPA for something bold. Both can cut through the richness beautifully.
MugiIt’s only about two minutes from Don Quijote near Yokohama Station West Exit? That means cheers before getting lost!
Hop BroIt opens at 5 p.m. on weekdays and 4 p.m. on Saturdays and holidays, closed Sundays. Since taps can change, check before visiting.
MugiPerfect—after checking, let’s get horse sashimi, a cosmic IPA, and Shonan Gold. Tonight calls for craft beer in Yokohama!
