Baden Baden Stand
『New Tomochin Jimbocho storeAfter enjoying Chinese noodles at ``, we headed to Tokyo Station on foot.
The road from Jimbocho to Tokyo Station is lined with Shogakukan and the area scheduled for redevelopment.Academic hall” and universities, and when you pass through them you will see the moat of the Imperial Palace. Personally, I like the scenery of the skyscrapers lined up as you approach Tokyo Station, and the change in appearance.
The only thing left to do is go home, but as I was walking I felt a little empty, so I decided to stop by a store that caught my eye before heading home.
So, I moved further to Yurakucho andBaden Baden Stand”.
『Baden BadenThis is a standing bar version of the German restaurant located under the elevated railway line between Yurakucho Station and Shinbashi Station in Hibiya.
Since it is a stand-up version, Otsumami (Snacks) mainly serves simple items such as sausages, but it is also a place where you can eat and drink Otsumami (Snacks) and German beer at low prices.
I visited on a Saturday around 16:30 and was able to enter the store without waiting.
oktoberfest beer
On this day, the standard “hofbräu original lager'' will be discontinued and will be replaced with a limited edition ``oktoberfest beer”.
So, ``Glass 260ml (726 yen)” I asked.
It is a cash-on store for each order, and cash is not accepted; payment can be made by credit card or various types of electronic money.
Personally, I appreciate it, but those who prefer cash should be careful.
The taste is somewhere between white beer and lager.
It's bright and fruity, but also has a hint of bitterness.
I feel like I'm drinking German beer, so I'm satisfied just by being able to drink this.
radler
Next is “Radler (935 yen)” I asked.
This was offered in 300ml.
A Radler is a cocktail made with lemonade and beer.
It's a lemonade version, similar to Shandy Gaff with ginger ale or Red Eye with tomato juice.
It's delicious with lemon, sweetness, bitterness, and a hint of wheat in the aftertaste.
It goes without saying that the alcohol content will be lower, but the carbonation will also be moderately weakened, making it easier to drink.
I've been to Germany before, and the regular beer and sausages were delicious, but the one I was personally hooked on was the radler.
I don't think there are many places in Japan where you can drink it, so I think it's valuable.
Impressions
The bill was 1,661 yen for 2 drinks.
I think many people think that this price is high for two beers, but if this is beer from a major Japanese company, I would agree with that opinion.
When it comes to overseas beers and Japanese craft beers, I would consider this amount to be normal or cheap.
The interior of the store has a German or rather foreign-like interior, so it's nice to be able to feel the atmosphere of a foreign country.
It seemed easy to use as a way to kill time at the next meeting or meeting.
