"Hideyo Dezaki draws seasonal scenes using finger foods. His set menu, themed around a given aroma, begin with an amuse-gueule called ‘Hakoniwa’ or ‘miniature garden.’ Dezaki uses ingredients from his native Wakayama Prefecture, conveying his memories of home through scent. One example is the consommé, which combines foie gras, symbolic of French cuisine, with plums from his native Minabe." - Michelin Inspector
Dinner for 2 on a Thursday night. It’s a small restaurant with only about 6-8 counter seatings. The chef owner is very friendly and tried to explain everything and answered our questions to his best. All the dishes were very good except for the fried shrimp/cod roulade which is bland and part of it is due to the coating. Still, Le Nez is a well rounded french restaurant with exceptional service. We highly recommend it.
UK
Google
It was amazing. The owner has a lot of experiences and good taste as a French chef. His Dishes which is made from Japanese ingredients were so beautiful and His dishes have complexity included sweet, salty, and sour. Glasses of wine which they offered as pairing were great.
Poh Whee L.
Google
We had dinner on 25Feb, very decent fine dining experiences at Le Nez, every dishes is a delight, a very well balanced meal. Chef Hideyo is talented and Miss Yuki is very hospitable. Next day we picked up a car to Lake Biwa, coincidentally the rental car is from Wakayama where Chef was from!
Andrew K
Google
Brilliant
Better then Michelin starred
Fresh. Innovative. Fois gras with bouillon is really something new in French cuisine
しんしん
Google
It feels very good
Even if I came to the store suddenly, they responded with me in my mind and body.
I want to go there again