​"After a week of exploring local sushi-yas, this quaint French bistro provided a refreshingly sophisticated change of pace. The experience punches well above its price point, offering a level of finesse you’d expect from a much more expensive establishment. ​The true standout was the wine pairing. The Chef’s dual mastery of culinary technique and oenology is evident; each pour in the dinner set was thoughtfully selected to elevate the flavors on the plate. Every dish was a study in balance, featuring unexpected textures and subtle creative twists. We enjoyed it so much we immediately tried to squeeze in a lunch reservation for the following day. Truly a masterclass in pairing excellence

+3

Wonderful little French restaurant with great ambience, delicious and authentic French cooking. Being in Japan however, they can provide rice in lieu of bread😃. I had the lunch Menu A for ¥1870 all inclusive. A yummy salad of fresh greens with lotus root and beet garnished with tiny fish and a light summery sauce, main course of delicious herb crusted roasted chicken thigh with red wine sauce, warm, crusty baguette slice served warm (can be replenished), home made chocolate ice cream, coffee or tea. I would have loved to try the B menu but my stomach just didn’t have the space. Great value, great taste, excellent service. The server speaks and comprehends good English. Toilet facilities also👍. Also suitable for a romantic dinner. Even if Japanese food is wonderful, occasionally we all want to try something else (specially at this low price) and you cannot go wrong with Quietude. A few steps away from Ginza Inaricho station, right across from the Shitaya shrine

+3

If you want to enjoy a charming and beautiful meal in Tokyo, must have to go here. I visited alone and paid 3850 yen for the lunch B course. It made my Tokyo trip even more special as I could taste French cuisine at a reasonable price. The restaurant provides detailed information on the food offered in each course, making it enjoyable for even beginners. It was a restaurant that satisfied both my eyes and taste buds <3

+3

The Ueno Station area tends to be an overpriced desert for dining. Just a few minutes' walk to the east is this small, quiet, and casual French restaurant looking out on a historic shrine. The service, presentation, and taste are all impeccable. They've been welcoming each time I went even though it was Sunday without a reservation. You might want to make one or go very early to assure seating. The 3000 yen lunch course is one of Tokyo's great bargains.

+2

Excellent dining experience. Good food with variety and reasonably priced. Make reservation online and choose the preorder set meal for a better and fuller experience. Highly recommended.