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About this place
BUNGALOW’s yakisoba is a tempting choice for anyone who wants a proper meal alongside craft beer. One diner recalled it as one of the most memorable yakisoba dishes they had eaten in Japan, singling out the exceptionally tender thinly sliced meat. Alongside the classic yakisoba, the menu includes spicy beef tendon yakisoba and Taiwanese-style yakisoba, so you can make it the centrepiece of a meal or opt for a dish with a different flavour profile.
The broad craft beer selection is another highlight, with options to suit the food from the first glass onwards. The listed beers include Kip, a hoppy pilsner from Nara Brewing (850 yen), Minoh Beer’s session IPA Kozaru IPA (850 yen), and Papa-zaru Lager, a dark lager (800 yen). Explore hop-forward flavours or settle on a lager, and find a favourite between bites.
For something to nibble on, consider the tulip-shaped fried chicken. A diner who stopped in for an after-party praised its spicy flavour and the option to order from 1 pieces; they also enjoyed the yakisoba. Whether you are having a drink with a small plate or sitting down to yakisoba, you can choose your food and beer pairing at your own pace.
