Bonélan

Restaurant Details

Much like Paris’ Champs-Elysees, Omotesando’s tree-lined boulevard is already brimming with chic boutiques and inviting bistros. Recently joining the scene, Bonelan, adjacent to its sister restaurant Lelan, makes its mark with a classic French flag and a credo of “classic cuisine, casual style.”

The Michelin-selected Bonelan certainly looks the part of one of Tokyo’s trendiest districts. The interior blends springtime freshness with urban opulence — groves of trees frame the dining space, contrasting with the earthen floor and Edison-style light fixtures. Guests flock to the terrace seats, which offer stunning views of Omotesando’s lush greenery.

The dishes from the lively open kitchen are rooted in French techniques, yet distinctly modern in their execution. The prix fixe menu follows the classic progression, starting with an amuse-bouche of consomme made from offcuts and delicate bites. Dishes like sauteed white fish with barley salad, draped in Provencal-style squid ink sauce; and marinated flounder with couscous tabbouleh and grapefruit sauce, feel artfully bold yet balanced. Rustic offerings, including potages, terrines, and duck confit, ground the menu, while game meats like roasted Ezo venison nod to the restaurant’s Japanese influences.

Elegant presentation of the plates greets hungry diners at their seats. Ample table seating and a great vibe mean it’s the right place to be with the right people, lunch or dinner.

Michelin Guide accolades:

2024 -Michelin Selected

Bonélan Access Info

• Bonelan is an 8-minute walk from Harajuku Station or Omotesando Station.

Bonélan Phone Number

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Bonélan Address

Gyre 4F, 5-10-1 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 150-0001

Bonélan 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.