Bistro Bordeaux
Discover Nagasaki's famous Turkish rice at Bistro Bordeaux, where Western and Eastern flavors unite in the heart of Hamamachi Arcade.
Restaurant Details
Nestled within the bustling Hamamachi Arcade in Nagasaki, Bistro Bordeaux is a culinary gem that captivates food lovers with its authentic take on Yoshoku, a Japanese spin on Western cuisine. This renowned restaurant is celebrated as the birthplace of Nagasaki's famous Turkish rice, a delightful dish that combines elements of Eastern and Western flavors into one satisfying plate. Patrons can choose from multiple variations of Turkish rice, with standouts like the Special Turkish Rice, featuring succulent pork cutlet, creamy saffron rice, and a luscious demi-glace sauce.
Just a short walk from notable landmarks like Meganebashi Bridge, Bistro Bordeaux offers a cozy yet bustling atmosphere perfect for both leisurely meals and culinary adventures. The restaurant’s setting invites a mix of locals and tourists, many drawn by the allure of its storied history and the savory promise of its dishes.
The establishment combines rustic charm with modern conveniences, ensuring efficient service without compromising the warmth of its ambiance. Always bustling with energy, especially during peak hours, guests might find themselves waiting briefly for a seat but are rewarded with hearty meals. A visit to Bistro Bordeaux is both a cultural and culinary journey, where every bite tells the story of fusion excellence. Whether you're here for a quick lunch or a celebratory dinner, make sure to experience their signature offerings, paired perfectly with select wines for a complete dining experience.
Bistro Bordeaux Phone Number
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Bistro Bordeaux Address
Import Building 2-3F, 8-28 Hamamachi, Nagasaki, Nagasaki 850-0853
Bistro Bordeaux Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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Nagasaki Prefecture has been the nexus of Japan’s interchange with Europe for centuries, with one of the most unique culinary cultures in Japan as a result (not to mention the sun, sea, and islands).
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