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2017-01-12
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There is beer and then there is craft beer. Beer made by small breweries not owned by big corporations.Japan is a country of many beer drinkers. With that in mind, they have also a very strong crop of craft brewing companies. One such brewery is Coedo. Originally only found in selected stores that sell Japanese products and a few bars, they decided to open up their own taphouse in Causeway Bay's Fashion Walk. Offering a wide selection of their beers on tap, they also offer other brands as well t
Japan is a country of many beer drinkers. With that in mind, they have also a very strong crop of craft brewing companies. One such brewery is Coedo. Originally only found in selected stores that sell Japanese products and a few bars, they decided to open up their own taphouse in Causeway Bay's Fashion Walk. Offering a wide selection of their beers on tap, they also offer other brands as well that they call guest beers. For about $60 - 100 a glass, you can get a Coedo on tap. But here's a deal for you if you love beer.
Come at lunch. For if you order their lunch set, for an additonal $10, you get a small glass of beer.
Lunch includes a main, salad, dessert and drink. Upgrade to a small Coedo beer for $10. Prices for a set starts at $58. Food is mainly Japanese style.
Small Size Ruri Coedo Draft Beer. A light tasting beer that was quite refreshing. Not too strong, the way I like it. Beer lovers might want something a bit stronger but for me, it was just right. If you aren't sure, the staff is really know the products and can suggest a choice for you.
Salad was just as a simple salad with ranch dressing and what appeared to be cereal puffs. It was ok. Not great. Just ok.
Unagi and tofu donburi ($98) was my main of choice. Size portion was not big. In fact rather small. It's definitely ok for small eaters but for big eaters, I have no idea what they would do. It was ok. The eel was not overcooked. The mixture of tofu into the rice was fine though a bit on the wet side.
The dessert, however, was excellent. A matcha daifuku with a sweet azuki bean filling. There was also a soft warabi mochi lightly powdered with soybean powder and sweetened with black sugar syrup. This was delightful and i loved the dessert the most.
Lunch was average aside from the dessert which was excellent. Definitely come here for beer if you love beer ad looking for a deal. Because a small size usually costs around $60 so for $10, this is a steal.
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