Bistro Ma Cuisine
Diners feel the genuine heart of the kitchen and the personal ties that make Bistro Ma Cuisine’s daily specials possible — and excitingly exclusive.
Restaurant Details
In a nook of a space just off Roppongi-dori Avenue, creativity is born from what’s in season and on hand. There are no dedicated course menus at Bistro Ma Cuisine, only what strikes the fancy of its head chef Ikejiri Ryosuke.
True to his bistro’s eye-catching porcine logo, Chef Ikejiri — formerly chef de cuisine at the vaunted Shibuya French restaurant La Pitchouli de Loulou — is a master of pork, but Bistro Ma Cuisine’s main menu has all manner of French staples from homemade charcuterie to creme brulee.
A frequently renewed shortlist of recommendations holds the restaurant’s best creations. At the peak of the season, hunters throughout the country deliver wild game, and rare vegetables come in from remote mountains and personal farms. With these in hand, Chef Ikejiri whips up creations like beef tongue confit and lemon cream rabbit stew. Many customers also happily bundle a serving of in-house-baked bread to take home.
Once diners take their seats, they are greeted with a curated menu of the day’s specials and directed toward the wine wall. All that’s left to do is pick what jumps out at them the most, and ask for a glass.
Michelin Guide:
2021 - Bib Gourmand
Bistro Ma Cuisine Access Info
Bistro Ma Cuisine is located on the first floor of the Duo Scala building, a 7-minute walk from Roppongi Station’s Exit 1a, just past Roppongi Ex Theater.
Bistro Ma Cuisine Phone Number
Bistro Ma Cuisine Business Days
Bistro Ma Cuisine Address
Duo Scala Nishiazabu Tower West WEST B1F, 1-chome-2-14 Nishiazabu, Minato City, Tokyo, 106-0031
Bistro Ma Cuisine Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 2 days before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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