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Earlier than this go to as a part of my ongoing try to drink a Japanese craft beer in each a part of Tokyo, I’d solely ever had Fats Barley’s beers on the Machida model of the Oedo beer fest. I wasn’t fairly certain about them at the moment, so I wasn’t actually certain what to anticipate from this place. I undoubtedly wasn’t prepared for it being so good! They’ve not too long ago relocated so perhaps we visited on the good time. Right here’s what you might want to know:
- New constructing with the brewery on the bottom flooring and the taproom above it. So new that it virtually had that newly adorned odor to it! Quite a lot of seating at tables for fourteen, a small counter for 4 and a standing desk close to the doorway. With regards to decor, it’s what you’d count on from a newly constructed taproom. It was good and comfy and the workers member was very good. That they had a pleasant wanting meals menu however sadly we’d stuffed ourselves at our earlier cease.
- Eight faucets of their very own beer, though there have been solely six on once we visited. Beer served within the normal half and (US) pint sizes. All beers have been priced ¥700 and ¥1200 respectively. In addition they had a beer flight accessible for ¥2000 however I didn’t discover out precisely what that entailed.
- No cowl cost, daytime opening and I believe they’d WiFi too.
Must say, I used to be actually pleasantly stunned. I drank the entire faucet checklist and there was just one that I wasn’t certain about. The others have been all fairly good and in a good number of types. After we have been there they’d a pale ale, IPA, bitter IPA, fruit beer and a Belgian wheat. Sadly we’d simply missed out on their Maibock. The IPA and the pale appeared to be fairly British in type which was a little bit of a shock for me. I believe I’d presumed that as a result of brewery’s proximity to the Yokota US air base that the beers can be extra North American in type. This was the primary time I’d been to Fussa in my 12 years in Japan. Which barely undermines my normal ending to those posts the place I say that I’ll undoubtedly pop again subsequent time I’m within the space. However the proximity of the brewery to the station signifies that it’s fairly straightforward to pop in even should you’re simply passing by. Cheers!
Japanese breweries on faucet after I visited:
Fats Barley
Opening Hours:
Tuesday-Saturday, 15:00-22:00
Sunday, 15:00-21:00
Closed Monday
Location/map:
本町 128-1, Fussa-shi, Tokyo
Phone:
042-513-6493
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