Une Pincée

I was shopping in Ginza and was looking for French food, every where was booked out. My friend looked up Une Pincee, and we made a reservation immediately. Upon entering we were happy to see that this restaurant is very intimate and also is a Michelin Guide Restaurant. We asked to do an Omakase Dinner, and were pleasantly surprised. Every dish had attention to detail and flavor. Texture and aromas were also highlighted. During the course of the dinner many customers who frequent the restaurant came in to dine, making the atmosphere even more invigorating. I highly suggest coming here and just leaving it to the Chef and his amazing team. I come to Japan twice a year for business and I will be back to enjoy dinner here again. Thank you to the team, and thank you for the last dinner in Tokyo! It was superb.

Wonderful food and great matching wine list. Definitely will go again and would like to try all the dishes on the menu

There are LOADS of French fine dinning places in Tokyo and this is definitely my favorite even after trying a couple of Michelin restaurants. They change menu once in a while with creative and seasonal dishes. Very good value for money and most importantly, every time I go, I feel they really cook with lots of passions and dedication to the meals they make. The chef and his two guys are very kind and friendly, so we always feel home eating there. My all time favorite is their rabbit pie. Honestly I haven’t tried better even in France so highly recommended. All other food is great so you can just choose freely as you like! ♥️♥️♥️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

This French bistro is located in Higashi-Azabu. The atmosphere is relaxed and cozy. All dishes look and taste great, and the three chefs are dependable. You can use it for a date or dinner with friends without hesitation.

A very nice place in Higashiazabu. Small with only 14 seats, 1 table of 4 and 10 at the counter. French cuisine at its best, reasonable prices, the prices on the menu are for 2 servings. One small request: be a bit more generous with the drinks, pours are quite small.

Feels like an izakaya grabbing your plate directly from the chef over the counter, but the food is anything but. I especially liked the risotto. The Dario 2007 Merlot was super yum.

Tiny place close to Akabanebashi Station on Oedo Line. One main counter and a table. Food is good although portion could be a little bigger, limited but interesting wine selection.

I love the combination of French dishes with Japanese craft. Their wine selection by the glass is amazing and fairly priced. Speaking and reading Japanese is a benefit