Madame Toki
Madame Toki
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If you need a retreat from city living but don’t have the time to actually leave, this Shibuya restaurant is the place to go.
Restaurant Details
Just a little southwest of Shibuya, in the Daikanyama neighborhood, there’s an idyllic oasis of class which seems a world away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Above the flower encircled entrance gate to the grounds of this large European-style red brick house hangs a charming sign, bearing the name of the restaurant — Madam Toki — and the year of its founding: 1978.
The restaurant has enjoyed a great reputation ever since that very first year, but the current chef has really taken it to new heights. Takahisa Takashima brought the wisdom gained from working at two separate 3 Michelin-starred restaurants in France when he took over the kitchen here in 2008.
The menu he devised focuses on healthy, high-quality cooking which respects French traditions. Top dishes include a duck foie gras poiret, beef roti with watercress and carrot puree, sea urchins in consommé jelly, and a wagyu fillet Rossini with foie gras and shaved black truffle.
The elegant dining hall, with its long tables, is ideal for wedding or engagement celebrations — a setting in which a string quartet wouldn’t be out of place. Even if you don’t have any such big events coming up, you should still find an excuse to book yourself a seat at Madam Toki to celebrate the richness and quality of French cuisine at its finest.
Madame Toki Phone Number
Madame Toki Business Days
Madame Toki Address
14-7 Hachiyamachō, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0035, Japan
Madame Toki Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund.
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