BEER BELLY is located about a 5-minute walk from Fushimi Bridge Station! The pub is designed to resemble a Brooklyn underground brewery, and the atmosphere is great. I visited around 5 pm on the weekend, and the counter was bustling. It seems like a good place for solo drinking as well. They open at 3 pm on weekends and holidays. I was looking for a place to have a quick drink and was glad to find out they opened early. According to their website, they have been in business for close to 19 years. They recommend craft beers from Minoh, and they had almost 10 different kinds available. The owner is friendly and easy to talk to, making it easy to ask for drink recommendations. I ordered the Oyamada Berries Short, which was light and somewhat cocktail-like, making it easy to drink. I was really tempted by the Shepherd's Pie, but had to pass this time and settled for some chips. They have a variety of menu items like pies, potatoes, jerk chicken, and burgers that would go well with beer. I definitely want to go back to this place. Thank you for the meal!

I had thought this was a specialty beer shop from the outside, but it turned out they also brew beer on site. There is a counter so it's easy to go in alone. I started with a half pint of Pilsner (600 yen) and it was so good and easy to drink. And then, to my surprise, they serve Minoh Beer on tap! I was so impressed to be able to drink Minoh Beer near my workplace. I also ordered the assorted appetizers for 900 yen. The crispy young burdock, prosciutto, creamy potato salad, quiche, and chicken ham were all delicious. I visit many different restaurants and sometimes I feel like "this place is perfect for me" or "nope, not coming back here", but this time it was definitely the former. It's been a while since I found a hit!

A beer bar in Higobashi, Osaka where you can enjoy craft beer from Osaka's Minoh Beer. This place also has a brewery attached. Tried out their stout, pale ale, and pilsner. Enjoyed some dried fruits and mixed nuts as well. The interior of the bar was stylish! I would love to visit again.

Minoh Beer's own beer pub. The beer is incredibly delicious, and the food is also delicious. Most of all, this time of year, the peach Weizen is connected to the tap, so I look forward to going every week. It feels like the taste gets sweeter and thicker each time the peach changes. Despite being so delicious, the craft beer is affordable and can be enjoyed anywhere, which is truly Minoh Beer's specialty. And to top it off, the W-IPA! It packs a punch with its alcohol content, almost like it's not from Minoh Beer! The addictive bitterness! I love it. It's such a privilege for Osaka residents to have such a delicious restaurant so close to Umeda! So happy!

Minoh Beer has 5-6 taps! The pilsner is delicious, I could drink it all day! The Oyamada Berry was a bit strange, I expected more grape flavor. They had a cheese platter with about 3 types of cheese - Brie, Gouda? Cheddar? Parmigiano-Reggiano? The owner wasn't very friendly, but the atmosphere with a woman enjoying the cafe alone was lovely. In terms of craft beer, the Enibru from Namazuo Brewery seems to be leading the pack.

**Must Visit Here!** If you're into craft beer in Osaka, this place is a must-visit! A longstanding beer bar where you can enjoy various types of Minoh Beer on tap. They have a brewery on site, offering fresh beer. They always have 8-10 varieties on tap, with a focus on their classic styles along with limited edition beers like Sansho WIPA and Oyamada Berries. Drinking in their original glassware adds to the cool vibe of the place. Overall, it's a pretty awesome spot. **[Recommended Menu]** The following are highly recommended! Check out the posted images and comments for reference. Glass sizes available in Half Pint/Pint/UK Pint. ☑ Minoh Beer (550 yen~) Famous stouts and pale ales are available, along with limited edition brews like barleywine and hoppy weizen. I was lucky to find Barleywine and Hoppy Weizen on tap. **[Final Thoughts]** I really wanted to try Minoh Beer, so I made sure to stop by Tosabori. It was definitely worth it!

In January 22, while traveling, I visited a craft beer brewery located within walking distance from Yodoyabashi Station on the Midosuji Line or Keihan Electric Railway in Osaka. After wandering around Kyoto, Kobe, and Osaka, I arrived at the brewery on a weekend afternoon around 4 pm. The brewery was situated in a building along the river, with a view of tall buildings across the river. I sat at the end of the counter seat facing the entrance and ordered a Weizen beer for my first drink. The beer poured from the tap had a special taste. I also tried a seasonal beer named after the deceased founder. The brewery, operated by Minoh Beer, offered consistently delicious beers. I stayed for over an hour, chatting with a staff member who had also worked in Tokyo. It was a great experience to relax at this place that I had been looking forward to visiting. I imagine it will become busier once the pandemic is over. Thank you for the wonderful experience.

I went to my favorite Minoh Beer direct store. There are three of them, but I went to the one along the river which is relatively close to the first venue. It is a microbrewery with tanks, so my expectations were high. However, to my disappointment, more than half of the beers were not available, probably due to the year-end. I was really looking forward to trying the stout, but they didn't have it. I hope to revisit when there is an event or a better selection of beers.

Located about a 5-minute walk from Higobashi Station on the Osaka Metro Yotsubashi Line, BEER BELLY is a beer pub owned by Minoo Beer, facing the Tosabori River. I tried the Pale Ale, W-IPA, Saruyamakano, and Edobori Burger Fish & Chips. The Pale Ale costs 800 yen for a pint with an alcohol content of 5.5% and a bitterness rating of 3 stars. The W-IPA costs 900 yen for a pint with an alcohol content of 9.0% and a bitterness rating of 5 stars. The Saruyamakano costs 620 yen for a half with an alcohol content of 6.5%, a collaboration between Minoo Beer and Akishika Shuzo using Yamadanishiki rice malt. The Edobori Burger costs 800 yen, made with 100% wagyu beef and homemade bacon. The Fish & Chips cost 650 yen, with beer used in the batter. The Pale Ale has a refreshing aroma and a pleasant bitterness, while the W-IPA has a rich aroma and a heavy bitterness. The Saruyamakano has a scent reminiscent of premium sake and a refreshing acidity. The brewery pub is designed to resemble a brewery in Brooklyn, offering a relaxed atmosphere for guests to enjoy beer and food. This concludes our journey.

Hamburger Prince's Walk This time, at BEER BELLY in Higobashi! The interior of the restaurant is stylish casual, with a contrast between the old exterior and the exposed concrete walls with spray art. They have a wide variety of beers, with many rare options, like the lemon ale that I ordered! Of course, I wasn't there for the beer, but for the food menu's one and only hamburger, the Edobori Burger! It was a light and crispy type, with lettuce and mayonnaise flavors coming through separately. The patty was made with 100% beef, finely textured with a satisfying chewiness, cooked slightly rare and very tasty! The homemade bacon added a delicious smokiness and the cheese brought a rich flavor, creating a harmonious taste of a classic hamburger! I also ordered the Jerk Chicken as a beer snack, which was tender, not too spicy, and paired well with the beer. The vegetables on the side were dressed lightly with vinegar and chili, refreshing the palate. The restaurant has been nicely renovated, with a celebratory atmosphere, seeming like it's the 15th anniversary. There were many foreign customers, making it a nice spot for a second date location. If you're a beer lover, I recommend visiting with your beer-loving companion! They also have a branch in Temma, but the atmosphere is different, so choose according to the occasion. Personally, I would love to come back with Hamburger Princess! So long for now!

Visited on a weekday in July 2018 at 8:00 PM and was seated at an empty counter seat. The interior is stylish with a focus on concrete, and the restaurant also has a brewery. It is a direct-operated store of Minoh Beer, a well-known craft beer in Osaka with a cute monkey mascot. I've heard their name a lot and always wanted to visit. I ordered a freshly brewed Minoh Beer right away. The Pale Ale had a great hop flavor and aroma, with citrus notes adding a refreshing touch. It was delicious. The food was also delicious and had a lot of attention to detail. It seems like a good place to use as a hideaway. Thank you for the meal.

Before heading to watch the night game between Hanshin Tigers at Koshien Stadium in September 2017, we visited this place with two people at 1 pm. This is a direct store of Minoh Beer. There are brewing tanks here. Most of the customers were here for the Momo Weizen.

The beer was delicious! They had a good selection of malt too, so it didn't get boring.

The food and beer were both delicious. The staff was friendly and welcoming, making me want to come back again. Located in an office area, it was easy to get a table even on a Saturday night. I will definitely visit again.