News

Japanese Style Brewery-Restaurant to Open in S. Portland

Japanese Style Brewery-Restaurant to Open in S. Portland

Photo: 560 WGAN Newsradio


A new restaurant with its own Japanese style beer and comfort food in opening Friday in the Knightville section of South Portland.

The Send Brewing Company is taking over the former site of Foulmouthed Brewing and will retain the same 50-seat layout.

Owner Cole Corbin worked for 8 years as a brewer and then as director of brewing operations and technical director at Freeport-based brewery Maine Beer Company, and earlier as an aerospace engineer at NASA, according to PortlandFoodMap. He also worked as a bartender and prep cook at Mast Landing and Knighthawk’s Kitchen.

The Send will offer its own IPA, pale ale and stout on tap as well as Sapporo and an additional guest tap. House-made Japanese-style lagers will eventually be added to the tap list, according to PortlandFoodMap.

Chef Jayde Miller spent a year living in Japan and is a graduate of Johnson & Wales University in Providence, Rhode Island. The menu will feature Japanese comfort food including onigiri, fried chicken, curry korokke, gyudon, daikon salad, according to PortlandFoodMap.

The Send Brewing Company will be open Thursdays through Mondays starting this weekend.

A passage from the restaurant’s website reads, “It is a place where friends, family, and locals gather to enjoy fresh beer and Japanese comfort food while sharing their love of the great outdoors and the awe it inspires in all of us.”

Latest Headlines

4 hours ago in Local

Maine Governor Candidates Stress Their Priorities at Portland Chamber Forum

The forum was part of the Chamber’s "Eggs & Issues" breakfast series

19 hours ago in Local

Maine Hospice Council Closing After 35 Years

The organization indicated it was closing down due to a lack of funding.

20 hours ago in Local

Joe Manchin to Campaign with Sen. Collins in Maine Wednesday

Manchin is joining Collins in Androscoggin County

22 hours ago in Sports, Trending

Eagles are not being punished for handling of Jalen Hurts’ blood clots, AP source says

The Philadelphia Eagles are not being disciplined for how they handled quarterback Jalen Hurts' blood clots, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.

23 hours ago in Local

Hannaford app and website back online after suspected cyber breach

Hannaford's website and app are back online after a week.