French(フランス料理) for lunch in Japan(page 6)

A renovated rice storehouse steeped in history. Enjoy free-thinking French cuisine in a detached house that retains its touch, texture, and warmth.

Creative Cuisine with a rich seasonal feel that has a different flavor each day and night. Perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, and dates.

A reservation-only Restaurants you can enjoy seasonal ingredients from Toyota City.

A relaxing lunch time at a small Restaurants in Kobe. Enjoy wild fish and seasonal vegetables as a course or set♪ Can be reserved

[Japanese, Ryukyu, and Western talent] is the theme of kiln-fire French cuisine

How about having Bistro where everything is homemade after work or with your family?

``LORE'' ◆ Enjoy a special time in a calm space with an exterior inspired by Scandinavia.

If you go to Tama, this is the store! Classy little Restaurants in France

After working as the head chef of a one-star Restaurants in Paris, he opened this restaurant, which serves the "3104 course" menu, making the most of ingredients from Fukuoka.

Reservations required, limited to 7 groups per day! French cuisine where you can experience the sea, nature, and carefully selected Hokkaido ingredients with all five senses.

A hidden French cuisine Restaurants with private and semi-private rooms, 2 minutes walk from the west exit of Sapporo Station

Forget the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy yourself in a sophisticated space. Enjoy once-in-a-lifetime dishes that can only be tasted here.

[Michelin listed for 11 consecutive years, Gault & Millau listed for 5 consecutive years] Simple and original French cuisine that makes use of the best ingredients

Enjoy a variety of courses featuring exquisite dishes that combine Italian Cuisine and French cuisine. A la carte and natural wines also available.

The world's first eel French cuisine kappo ``NEW STANDARD that values learning from the past and adapting to the times''

Enjoy seasonal Italian Cuisine cuisine at a hideaway in Gotanda

Special French cuisine “restaurant SAKAKURA” that reflects the seasons