Alchimiste

French restaurant · Minato

Alchimiste

French restaurant · Minato

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5 Chome-17-10 Shirokanedai, Minato City, Tokyo 108-0071, Japan

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Michelin-starred French cuisine blending Japanese ingredients, farm-fresh artichoke  

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5 Chome-17-10 Shirokanedai, Minato City, Tokyo 108-0071, Japan Get directions

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5 Chome-17-10 Shirokanedai, Minato City, Tokyo 108-0071, Japan Get directions

+81 50 3172 7314
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@alchimiste_tokyo

¥10,000+ · Menu

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"The pet theory here is that French cuisine does not add but multiplies: dishes are the product, not the sum, of their ingredients. The speciality is an espuma of sea urchin and Jerusalem artichoke, which is replaced with onion during summer. Food from sea and mountain mix, aiming at just the right temperature to melt in the mouth. To ensure consistency, vegetables are harvested from the chef’s own garden. Financier, served after the meal, offers a wry nod to the restaurant’s name, with a play on both the pastry and the financier as one who benefits from gold, echoing the alchemist’s quest to transform base metal into treasure." - Michelin Inspector

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Alin Andea

Google
Alchemiste is a refined gem in Tokyo’s Michelin dining scene, offering a dining experience that quietly impresses from the very start. The restaurant’s façade is discreet and understated, with no ostentatious signage—an elegant prelude to the evening. Guests are greeted by a formally dressed host at the door, setting a tone of genuine hospitality and professionalism. Service throughout the meal is impeccable, ranking amongst the very best in the city—attentive, polished, and unobtrusive. The culinary focus on Jerusalem artichoke is unique, with inventive dishes that truly celebrate this ingredient. A particular highlight was the main course: a pork dish prepared with remarkable restraint and technical precision. Eschewing unnecessary complexity, the chef presented pork and vegetables in a manner that allowed each element’s natural flavour to shine. It is not often that a meat-based main at a Michelin restaurant is both so memorable and so elegantly simple. If I were to mention one minor quibble, it would be the amuse-bouche: a candied tomato. While beautifully executed, it was a touch too sweet for my personal preference, particularly as an opening to the meal. Beyond this, every aspect of the experience was thoroughly enjoyable. In summary, Alchemiste offers exceptional service and accomplished cuisine in an understated setting. A quietly confident and highly recommended addition to Tokyo’s fine dining landscape.

Melisa Woo

Google
By far the best french restaurant I’ve ever been in Tokyo. Well deserved Michelin ⭐️! Excellent services. High ceiling interior & nicely designed. Every dish gives me surprises! The chef was able to accommodate my fiancé’s food allergy, 本当にありがと! We had a good time and would definitely visit again.

Oscar Kwok

Google
One Michelin ⭐ restaurant that's fuses Japanese and French cuisine together. The food was really good for the most part. There were a couple of the dishes that I didn't like, such as the ikura fennel and caramelized onion eel. Other than those ones, everything was really good with amazing presentation! Service was great as well and what you would expect of Japanese hospitality. They even gave us a dessert gift for our honeymoon and took an instant photo of our party ☺️ I'm not sure if the staff can speak English, but we got the translations of the food as we went with another Japanese couple. But I think foreigners who come may have trouble understanding the descriptions of the food.

Inex Palit

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Just had to share about the culinary journey I embarked on at Alchimiste! One of the first restaurants I booked for my Japan trip. The recommendation came from an ex-Tattarang executive, who has been following Chef Kenichi Yamamoto's incredible journey from Paris to Japan. One of the highlights? Tasting an artichoke grown on their very own farm - just be sure not to eat the raw one, as I was advised! 😉😄 The Jerusalem artichoke espuma was 👌 The magic of Alchimiste lies in Chef Kenichi's mastery of blending Japanese ingredients with French-style cuisine. Each dish, be it the Hokkaido Crab, Nagasaki bream, Iwate beef, or the Miyazaki mango, tasted like it was lovingly crafted from the heart ❤️ To elevate the experience, I opted for the cheese course featuring Japanese cheese and blue goat cheese. Makiko-san shared that the Japanese cheese came from a small producer. Creamy, delightful, and delicious! Every bite was a celebration, leaving me feeling incredibly happy and grateful. A huge shout-out to Makiko-san and Chef Kenichi for their warm hospitality. Despite being miles away from home, they made me feel like I was right at home.

Hideyuki TOMINAGA

Google
My hearty congratulations on your moving onward and restarting new location in Shirogane-dai. You can also come from Meguro station on foot, it’ll take about 10–15min. Currently they serve a fixed, seasonal course menu, also you can add drink pairing, it won’t be fixed and please ask their kindest staff anything about that! Location size, the number of kitchen/service staff, everything has enhanced and expanded, but their generous style doesn’t change at all and Mr./Ms Yamamoto san (Chef and Madam) will always welcome you with a brightest smile. Lastly, the new location has a beautiful private room, just for your information😉, enjoy!

Ren Foo

Google
We had Christmas lunch and the whole meal was very good and interesting! Staff is very professional and the settings of the restaurant is very nice. We had a good time there

Andrau Julien

Google
Fantastic moment : food is absolutely outstanding, brilliant team. I will visit the restaurant again for sure!

Kayla Leung

Google
Alchimiste upholds the standard to what a fine dining and Michelin star restaurant should be. The decor and atmosphere is modern and sophisticated. The food was meticulous from presentation to taste. The service was impeccable. All the cutlery were precise and of good quality. And the devil is in the details. It was snowing today and the greeting staff made sure to cover the entering and exiting guests to their cars.