Best French (Parking) in Toranomon Hills Sta.

Experience authentic Southern French cuisine from Bistro prepared by a chef who has been featured in the Michelin Guide for five consecutive years!

Opening on January 16, 2024! Directly connected to Toranomon Hills Station! French cuisine PLEIN wine Bistro in Ginza

[No. 1 in satisfaction] 8 items in total "Shrimp Garden Plan"

[NEW OPEN in Toranomon Hills] Eat all the meat you can at this meat-specialized Restaurants called "Butcher" in French!

Ark Mori Building 2nd floor - Enjoy aged beef Steak and Bistro cuisine in a casual atmosphere. Courses that let you feel the season are also available.

[Started by meat professionals] A meat Bistro located in Ark Hills where you can enjoy four kinds of meat: beef, pork, chicken, and lamb

[Directly connected to Toranomon Hills Station] Enjoy French home cooking and wine while eating bread. Recommended for girls' get-togethers.

Directly connected to Toranomon Hills Station ◆ Attractive seafood dishes that go well with wine! We have an extensive lineup of wine by the glass that changes daily!

Modern French cuisine produced by 3-star chef Pierre Gagnaire

2 minutes walk from Kamiyacho Station ◆ Delicious delicious cheese Hamburg full of flavor and popular rice bowls with the same taste

[1 minute from Kamiyacho Station] A hideaway hidden behind the scenes of a gallery, offering unique dishes made with seasonal ingredients

In a high-quality space, enjoy "Modern French cuisine" to your heart's content, which takes advantage of the essence of Paris and Scandinavia and the seasonal feel of Japan.

[1 minute from Toranomon Hills Station] Enjoy seafood, homemade charcuterie, and wine in an urban space. For foodies

Please enjoy to your heart's content a rich buffet filled with the chef's signature flavors.

At [Nouvelle Epoque], which creates advanced French cuisine, experience courses that shine with seasonal ingredients.

A chef's table using seasonal ingredients from all over Japan will brighten up your special day.

A new gastronomy journey