Hiroshima, Japan｜SAKE Bar ゆう

After finishing packing for my move, I was wandering aimlessly looking for somewhere to eat, and a light came on almost in front of Kabe Station, so I immediately entered the restaurant. It was my first time visiting the restaurant, so when I asked for the menu to order, I was told that there was no a la carte menu, only a 3-, 5-, or 7-item omakase menu. Also, it was a sake specialty store, so they might not carry beer. I was a little nervous, but there was beer. The food is all delicious with seasonings that go well with the alcohol. At first I ordered 3 dishes, but ended up enjoying 6 dishes. I'll go again. Thank you for the meal.

In front of the somewhat desolate Kabe Station East Exit, there is a shop that stands out like a lighthouse. The shop mainly serves sake, and there is no set menu for either sake or dishes. They will make a match for you First, I chose 3 side dishes. When I requested a sweet sake, a sake called Gakko Kura from Obata Sake Brewery in Niigata Sado appeared for the first time. Kotobuki's new label, I've heard about it, but it's the first time I've seen the real thing. attention) The liquor is about 700 yen for 120cc, and there seems to be a small amount of drinking set, many of which are received through personal connections, and there are various things that can only be drunk here. The shop opens at 4:00 pm, so you can enjoy sake while it's still light. It is a shop that you want to go to according to the mood of the day, but it is a popular shop, so reservations are required.

The food is delicious and the Japanese sake selection is interesting.