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The Best 5 French Restaurants In Tokyo
Explore Tokyo's best French dining spots, from cozy bistros to elegant restaurants.
Written by Hina Takahashi
Updated on April 29, 2024
Love French food but in Tokyo? Picture this: you're biting into a flaky croissant or savoring a rich boeuf bourguignon, all with Tokyo's bright lights around you. We're taking you to the top 5 French restaurants in Tokyo, where French culinary art meets Japanese charm. Looking for a romantic dinner or a fancy meal? Our guide has you covered. Get ready to dive into a world where flavors cross oceans. Let's discover the best of French dining in Tokyo.
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Tokyo French Restaurants
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1. Rooftop Bar 86
What is it? Rooftop Bar 86 is a cool spot high above Tokyo. It's sleek and modern with amazing city views. It's more than a bar—it's the perfect place to enjoy the city's beauty.
Why we love it: High up, Rooftop Bar 86 mixes Tokyo's energy with calm views from above. It has a great mix of music for a fun, chilled vibe. With great drinks and snacks, it's perfect for a romantic night or a relaxed evening. The cozy corners make it intimate, and the friendly staff makes every visit great. It's not just a visit, it’s an experience waiting for you in Tokyo.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
7 Place de l'Alma, 75008 Tokyo
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2. Manhattan at Intercontinental
What is it? Picture this: a piece of Manhattan's fancy vibe right in the middle of Tokyo. Welcome to Manhattan at Intercontinental Tokyo. It sits up high, offering a stunning view of the city below. Enjoy this scene with cool live music in the background.
Why we love it: It's a special mix here – city sparkle meets chill lounge vibes. The drinks are exciting, and the food takes you on a trip from Tokyo to New York. It's the perfect place for both stylish locals and travelers. So, dress up, kick back, and enjoy a stylish evening.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
19 Avenue Kléber, 75116 Tokyo
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3. Chiune
What is it? Chiune Tokyo is a cozy spot in Tokyo. It blends classic Japanese tastes with a new twist. Inside, you'll feel calm with soft lights, natural colors, and wood. Each dish is a work of art, made with fresh ingredients. Enjoy sushi that shines and tempura that crunches just right.
Why we love it: Chiune Tokyo is more than good food; it's an experience. It attracts people who love excellent food in a cozy yet lively spot. Perfect for dates or fun times with friends, it offers more than a meal. With its soothing music and friendly staff, Chiune Tokyo is a place to make memories. It serves real Japanese food with a modern twist.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Chiune, 106-0031 Tokyo
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4. Jade Room
What is it? In the heart of Tokyo, the Jade Room is a stunning rooftop spot at 19 Avenue Kléber. This place pulls you into a world where the city's lights sparkle around you. It mixes style and flavor to create a cool, welcoming vibe.
Why we love it: The Jade Room is more than its amazing views. It's where Tokyo's vibrant life meets great food. The feel is lively yet cozy, perfect for nights with top-notch meals and creative drinks. For both locals and visitors, the Jade Room is a spot for memorable times, making it Tokyo's rooftop gem.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
19 Avenue Kléber, 75116 Tokyo
Final word
Here’s your guide to the top five French restaurants in Tokyo. Each offers a unique mix of great food and atmosphere. Looking for a classic coq au vin or a new twist on French cuisine? These places will feel like Paris. As you decide where to eat next, remember Tokyo's French food scene is always exciting. Why not book a table at one of these top spots and find out for yourself? If you’re curious, also check out our list of Japanese-French fusion restaurants in the city!
