パリのワイン食堂
Bouillon de Paris a Ginza
A bright, approachable Parisian-style bistro by Ozami, pairing Bib Gourmand–level French comfort food with accessible bottles of thoughtfully sourced wine.
Dining
Casual French Bistro, Bib Gourmand, Wine List
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Just off the Kabukiza frontage, this open-kitchen‑style café channels Paris’s casual wine‑and‑dine ethos. Under red-checked accents and warm timber, diners choose a 4‑course prix fixe—amuse, moving through appetizers and mains to dessert—while sipping from a list spanning classic and natural bottles (flat‑rate JPY 3,999 specials included). The energy feels Paris‑authentic: a softly bustling crowd, accordion threads, and the gentle rush of service elbow‑to‑elbow. Weekdays see brisk, well-priced lunch courses; evenings invite relaxed wine-fueled conversations that stretch into night.
Facilities & Services
Seating: 60 table seats (no counter or private rooms)
Fully non-smoking
Open hours:
Lunch: Tue–Fri 11:30–14:00; Sat/Sun/Hol 11:30–15:00
Dinner: Tue–Fri 17:30–23:00; Sat 17:00–22:30; Sun/Hol 17:00–22:00
Closed Mondays (if a holiday, closed Tue)Reservations available via TableCheck or phone (050‑3134‑4120)
Barrier-free access; coin parking nearby; ~3 min from Higashi‑Ginza Station
Ideal for casual lunches, pre/post‑Kabuki dinners, date nights, or wine-friendly mingling
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