エスキス
Esquisse
A two-Michelin-starred French restaurant in Ginza, providing a sophisticated dining experience with artful presentations.
Dining
Dining, French Cuisine, Fine Dining, Michelin Star, Haute Cuisine, Reservations Required
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Esquisse, a two-star restaurant in the 2024 MICHELIN Guide Japan, sets the standard for haute French cuisine in Tokyo. Positioned in the luxurious Royal Crystal Ginza, this restaurant is known for its innovative dishes that balance seasonal Japanese ingredients with classic French techniques. Led by Chef Lionel Beccat, each course is a work of art, designed to engage all the senses through impeccable presentation and flavor. Reservations are required to partake.
Facilities & Services
- Reservations Required
- Michelin-Starred Chef
- Seasonal Tasting Menu
- Extensive Wine Pairings
- Free Wi-Fi
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