sio

Very relaxed atmosphere, can see the chefs at work depending on seating (seats at most 20 people inside). The servers were very friendly and some had better English than others, but none were afraid to help us regardless of their proficiency. There were open to answering our questions about each course. The tasting menu we ordered consisted of local flavours such as chestnut cream, sukiyaki foam, and horse sashimi. Our favourites were the chestnut cream pork ravioli which had tons of flavours that all balanced well to provide a savoury dish and the cut of wagyu with black garlic puree, sukiyaki foam, and a roasted mushroom which was umami heaven. There were Italian/French influences throughout the menu. Overall, we enjoyed the meal and would come back next time we're in Tokyo.

Relaxed setting, unique dishes and great service. Had a omakase lunch for 3 booked, having read great reviews and it did not disappoint. Courses were perfectly paced, with English explanations as they were served. Favourite course was the ravioli, would definitely go back for more!

While they may no longer offer printed menus, the exceptional quality of their food is a true culinary experience that resonates with the soul. Despite some challenges in understanding the staff’s descriptions of the dishes, this establishment enjoys immense popularity among locals and is undeniably deserving of its prestigious Michelin star.

In a cosy French style layout and accompanied by a high quality and attentive service team, a dinner at Sio is definitely a memorable fine-dining experience. The 10-course dinner was a performance made of incredibly balanced and wide flavour and texture profiles focusing on key quality ingredients : an apparently simple tamago kake gohan transformed in an experience. Apart a little reservation on the last gelato dish that could use extra elements for texture and taste as a plated dessert, that was a flawless performance.

Highly creative dishes with great service. Chef and staff are very freindly and welcoming. The atmosphere is casual and has a glimpse of finest and luxury. Taste of food is complex. Having many different layers of flavours, using interest local and seasonal ingredients. Playful, creative but discerning. Highly recommended.

The service was great. The food had no problems. The bread is amazing, the center part of was fluffy and crunchy on the top and bottom. After the food service, chef came out and greets everyone which showed their attitude and passion with their food. Overall experience was great, good place to have lunch.

“Morning” dinner brought us the new normal way to enjoy a meal. Sio is a casual but definitely delicious Michelin restaurant.

A very Japanese-style French. Their wine selection was excellent and the place was very small and intimate.