Hello everyone. This is Hidechan Kochan Papa, who travels back and forth between Tokyo and Nagoya. I provide family services in Nagoya and work alone in Tokyo. Therefore, my posts may have more content about Tokyo and less about Nagoya. Thank you for your understanding. I had some time to spare in Omotesando, so I decided to stop by this place for a beer instead of a coffee shop. The entrance is small, but once inside, it is surprisingly spacious. There are also counter seats where you can enjoy a beer alone without any issues. I decided to try the most famous Yona Yona beer. I apologize, but that was my only order. Yona Yona beer was fruity, with a refreshing aftertaste and a pleasant aroma. I was surprised that you could order and pay using your smartphone, from start to finish. This is a groundbreaking service, especially for those who prefer not to talk to the staff during the pandemic. I have seen this place in other cities, so I would like to visit again when I have the time. Thank you for reading until the end today.

On a regular night, I made a reservation for seats only and arrived at 7:00 pm. The restaurant was about 70% full. We ordered the casual course (6 types of beer all-you-can-drink + 4 food items for around 4800 yen). Orders are placed through a smartphone. The food included pickles, nuggets, potatoes, and a sausage platter, all with a rich flavor but decent taste. The beers were a good match. The all-you-can-drink included 6 types of Yaho beers, which made me happy, especially with Yona Yona and an Indian blue demon. The all-you-can-drink lasted for 2 hours, with the last order being 1.5 hours in. Although it was probably stated in the menu, we were too busy chatting in our group to notice. When we tried to order after 1.5 hours, we couldn't, and after a little complaining, they kindly gave us one last drink for free. This is the tricky part of smartphone ordering - it would have been helpful if they had mentioned the last order time when they brought the first drink. Sorry for the rant, that's just my two cents. They also had "Boku Beer" and "Kimi Beer" on the menu, making it a good place for Yaho fans.

A shop located about a 3-minute walk from Omotesando Station on the Chiyoda Line. The interior has a classical and overseas atmosphere. In addition to Yona Yona Ale, there are plenty of other drinks available. I love Yona Yona Ale, so I definitely want to come back. The prices are reasonable, and there is a wide variety of food. There are counter seats and tables for a few people, so it's easy to go alone.

A fun place where you can do a tasting of Yona Yona beer! They only have snack-like dishes, so it might be good for a second round. Although it's not alcohol, the orange juice I ordered at the end was surprisingly delicious, almost making me want to order more.

The variety of craft beers is enjoyable, and there are various dishes that go well with beer depending on the season. The water eggplant carpaccio was really delicious. The mobile ordering system was convenient, but it was very noisy, possibly due to the layout of the restaurant, which was disappointing. I would like to visit again when it's less crowded.

I took my friend from overseas to this trendy restaurant on a hot day for some lunchtime beers. The craft beer was delicious, especially the famous YONA YONA BEER, which is an American-style craft beer. Beer lovers will enjoy it. For Latinos, the pronunciation is "Jonajona". By the way, there used to be a restaurant called "Tsuki no Usagi" here. It brought back memories of my younger days when I used to drink a lot. It's nostalgic.

Beer lovers will love it! You can enjoy all-you-can-drink beer and order craft beers in small sizes. The snacks are all salty and go well with beer. The atmosphere is great, not too noisy, making it an easy place to visit.

I went with a friend for a 90-minute all-you-can-drink course. Food was ordered separately. The first drink we ordered took about 5 minutes to arrive, maybe because they were changing the keg or something. Not a great start. Neither of us were very hungry, so we ordered 2 dishes: - Yellow potato salad ¥750 - Fried chicken with Datte chicken ¥1,200 The yellow potato salad was made with Inca no Mezame potatoes. I was looking forward to it because I like the sweet and fluffy taste, but the mayonnaise flavor was too strong and the Inca potatoes were not showcased at all. The soft-boiled egg and corn were delicious and added a nice touch, but unfortunately, the main ingredient, the potatoes, were disappointing. The fried chicken had a strong seasoning and was too salty. Even though strong flavors go well with beer, the saltiness was overpowering. It's not cost-effective, so it's a bit scary to eat and drink a lot here. However, it was nice to be able to drink Yaho Brewing beer on tap and try products that are not available in cans. Ordering was done through QR codes, which is common nowadays and not a problem. But I didn't understand why, a little before last call, I couldn't order cocktails, sours, or soft drinks, only beer and wine by the glass. Also, the animation that plays after scanning the QR code each time was annoyingly long.

We used it for a second party, but ended up looking for a place in Omotesando where we could drink lightly with a friend who has recently become obsessed with beer! The nori-salted potatoes were delicious, and even though we went with a full stomach, we ended up eating a lot! The lamb skewers paired well with it, and the atmosphere of the restaurant was nice because it wasn't too noisy. The only downside was that the counter seats were near the kitchen and it was very hot there...

I went to YONA YONA BEER WORKS Aoyama store. On this day, I had some time before a music event produced by an acquaintance at a studio in Minami-Aoyama, so I decided to grab a drink. I had been wanting to try YONA YONA for a while, but it's always crowded, so I was lucky to get in this time! I started with a light beer and some early pickles, which was perfect. Then I felt like having some meat, so I ordered the chicken nuggets. What I liked about this menu was the sauce - a mix of BBQ and mustard that was really enjoyable! I needed more beer, so I ordered the Wednesday's Small Cat, and had smoked cheese as a snack. Smoked cheese is always delicious, and the one here was thick and really tasty! I was extremely satisfied! I headed to the event slightly tipsy, enjoyed some great music, and had an amazing night. Perhaps it was all thanks to this first experience at YONA YONA! Thank you for the wonderful meal!

There were only four beer options to choose from at the Shinjuku store. They were all delicious, but I was slightly disappointed because there are twice as many options in Shinjuku. The food comes out quickly and is tasty, but the portion size is small and the cost performance is not great. I wish they would let us know in advance if a tap is out of stock.

- 2 beers 🌟🌟🌟 - Salad 🌟🌟🌟 - Sausage 🌟🌟 - Nuggets 🌟 Total: 3990 yen 🔵 Beer in Omotesando! It's Monday with muscle pain, so I just want to eat vegetables and protein. I paid with Apple Pay without calling the staff, and I felt a bit nervous. Am I the only one who feels this way? I can enjoy the feeling of eating and running away. 🔵 Seasonal limited IPA from Yoho Brewery, with a bitter taste and fruity flavor typical of an IPA. The taste is not too strong, so you can enjoy it without being too formal. 🔵 Yoho Yoho Ale - easy to drink as always. 🔴 Salad - I thought it might be expensive, but it was quite voluminous and elaborate. It included bacon, shimeji mushrooms, and even deep-fried lotus root, with a simple flavor of olive oil, salt, and garlic. 🔵 Sausage - sizzling hot on the iron plate, long and delicious. 🔵 Nuggets - the crust was hard, and there seemed to be a lot of tuna mixed with chicken. I think I ordered chicken nuggets, so I wonder why it tastes like kelp. But they say the more umami you add, the tastier it gets! Overall, it's a good place to have salad and beer. Thank you for the meal! 🍻

The other day, I saw it on an economic program and decided to visit. The cost performance of the food is not great, but it's just right for beer and snacks with a good saltiness and seasoning. If you're a fan of Yona Yona craft beer, this place is a must-visit. I plan to visit for drinks mainly next time.

The atmosphere was nice, the food was delicious, and we had a great time with unique beers. It's nice that you can drink from noon on weekends. The plates and chopsticks are in the drawer. The tables are designed to be spacious. It would be great if there were more locations in the suburbs. Overall, the prices were a bit high. I would visit again if I have the chance.

It was a daytime drinking experience. It was my first time at Yonayona in Aoyama, but the food was consistently delicious. I had reserved the 120-minute all-you-can-drink option, but I was disappointed that I didn't hear the last order announcement and suddenly it was over. I ended up ordering additional drinks because I didn't feel satisfied.

I had been curious about Yona Yona beer and finally tried it. It was delicious! It tasted fresher than drinking from a can. The food was also delicious, and the atmosphere was stylish. Perfect for a date or a girls' night out. I might go alone someday... haha

I always use Yona Yona Ale for Father's Day and such. I've been wanting to visit the actual shop for a while now. Besides Yona Yona, there are various other beers, and we tried 6 different types of beer between the two of us. Craft beer is still bitter but delicious. The cheese dish was seriously delicious. There were a few disappointing points though. You have to order from the menu on your smartphone. The underground location makes it hard to get a good signal... and since my phone battery was low, it was a bit annoying. It would be nice if they lent out chargers for smartphone orders. Also, the menu is only available on smartphones, no paper menus. It was very inconvenient not to have a paper menu to compare the different beers.

A beer bar where you can enjoy about 10 types of craft beers, including "Yona Yona Ale"! There are three sizes available, so you can enjoy a little tasting with the small size, or indulge in your favorite taste with the larger size. The food is mostly junk food that goes well with beer, but the assorted sausages are perfect for snacking! They also have wine by the bottle, making it great for large groups or company gatherings. It's a casual and easy-going place to visit!

I decided to start drinking from lunchtime on my day off today. I opted for a 60-minute all-you-can-drink option, which was available even on the day itself. I was really hungry, so I ordered hearty dishes and ended up drinking 3 glasses of 440ml each before reaching my limit. I felt like I needed to drink at least 3 glasses to make it worth it, but if you're going all out on food, you might not need the all-you-can-drink option. The food and drinks came out pretty quickly, which was nice. However, be careful not to order everything at once because the table can get messy with everything arriving at the same time (lol).

It's been a while since I went to an izakaya! Beer tastes so much better when you drink it outside. And it's great that you can try different kinds of beer! They were all delicious! The only difference I noticed was the way you order - at the Shinjuku Higashiguchi branch, you can complete your order on your smartphone, but here you just look at the menu in PDF format and tell the staff your order. The staff were friendly and I had a nice time getting a little tipsy. LOL

There are so many types of craft beers at this shop that you can't finish drinking them all. It is located a 1-minute walk from Omotesando Station, down the stairs. I visited during Christmas and it was very crowded, with both the counter and table seats full. I ordered the "Yaho Salad" and was surprised to see a salad with plenty of mushrooms and bacon seasoned with garlic butter. It was very delicious and highly recommended. I enjoyed my drink while watching the craft beer server from the counter seat. [Access] ⭐︎ Address: Matsumoto Building B1F, 3-18-20 Minami Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo ⭐︎ Train: 1 minute walk from Exit A4 of Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Hanzomon Line, Chiyoda Line "Omotesando Station" ⭐︎ Parking: None

I visited the beer restaurant run by Yoho Brewing, called Yona Yona Beer Works. They opened their first store in Akasaka Mitsuke in 2013 and now have 8 stores mainly in Tokyo. They offer over 10 types of craft beers, including regular and limited edition ones. I started with the IPA called "Indo no Aooni" which had a unique bitterness and aroma. It may have a distinct taste, but if you like it, you'll definitely enjoy it. My friend ordered a limited edition IPA with a tropical pineapple aroma. For my second round, I tried "Suiyoubi no Neko," a white beer with a light and smooth taste. Since it's directly brewed at the brewery, the beer served is fresh and has a lively yeast flavor. They also offer a beer tasting set of 10 varieties, which I would like to try next time.