UEFA Champions League to Watch in Cote d'Ivoire's Largest City "Abidjan"

A 5-minute taxi ride from the "Makgeolli" area in the heart of Cote d'Ivoire's largest city "Abidjan" takes you through a barely paved but bumpy alley that's conspicuously blue lit up in unflattering residential areas and stalls. This is the destination "La Picardiestune Cave".

It is a favorite shop of Ivory Coast people, who are like our brother, with whom we were close. The one-floor, roofed store has tables for about 30 people and a counter bar for 5
6 people, from which you can watch flat-screen TVs.

Also, although it is a little far from the TV, there are about 20 people sitting on the open terrace outside, and you can see groups chatting and enjoying the cool evening breeze. You can bring your own food from the street stalls and enjoy a variety of local food while drinking.

The main dish is "Balsa x Intel"

We ordered local beers for each person, and we went to the street stalls outside to order dishes. When I returned to my seat, the UEFA Champions League was on TV.

Today's broadcast card is "FC Barcelona vs Intel". For some reason, the food I ordered was not served at all after 30 minutes, so while we were having this match as our main dish with beer in hand, we were able to have a lively discussion about the world's football, including Japan and Cote d'Ivoire.

A few foreigners including us!	There is a row of wine at the back of the bar counter.

Do you know "Drogba beer"?

The most famous Cote d'Ivoire football player in Japan is no doubt Drogba. Here in Abidjan, there is a beer named after Drogba. In fact, everyone calls the beer "Drogba" because its real name is different, "I love Drogba.".

This is commonly called "Drogba beer"	Whole chicken and local vegetables with tomato based sauce!