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'We tried the Guinness in Irish pub in Japan and here's what we'd give it out of 10'
In an Irish pub called 'Tullamore' in Tokyo, the Guinness certainly seems to be good and it's not that expensive either.
A couple on holiday in Japan sent us this picture of the pub and also what looks like a rather nice pint of the Black Stuff.
The pint rated at an impressive 7.5 out out 10 by a seasoned Guinness drinker and it cost €7 which is cheaper than you will get a pint in some parts of Dublin.
Irish whiskey was even better value in 'Tullamore'. According to the menu, a larger than normal Jameson is roughly €3.80 while a regular measure of Tullamore Dew comes in at the same price.
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A large Blackbush would set you back €5.70 with a large Powers Gold Label costing the same. Mixers are just €1.25!
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