In keeping with the neighborhood, it's a very calm space, suitable for grown-up dates or entertaining business guests. For birthdays, they can prepare a plate with a message. It's not a pretentious restaurant, so you can visit casually. The menu changes every month, letting you enjoy seasonal ingredients. There is mouthwash in the restroom, so freshening up after your meal is no problem either.

A tucked-away restaurant set back on the 1st floor of a luxury apartment tower. You can enjoy beautiful, high-quality dishes that feel like a fusion of kappo kaiseki and French cuisine. I think it's a perfect place for a special-occasion dinner.

Since it's on the first floor of an apartment building, I panicked for a moment when I got out of the taxi. Haha You can enjoy a fusion of Japanese and French cuisine. The private room at the back on the right is good for dining gatherings too.

I found this place very useful because it had private rooms and you could enjoy a leisurely meal. It's a shame it has closed. I hear they're relocating, so I'm looking forward to it.

A luxurious-feeling soba restaurant. I was told Hills Card couldn't be used, but apparently it actually can.