Quatre Vingt Douze
The husband-and-wife duo running this chic French restaurant works in harmony to create impeccable French-bonded dishes and desserts.
Restaurant Details
Michelin-selected Quatre Vingt Douze in residential Setagaya is a hidden gem for contemporary French cuisine that invigorates the senses. Before opening Quatre Vingt Douze, Chef Ikeda worked at various Michelin-starred restaurants in Japan and abroad.
His independent venue is run by a team of two; himself, as the chef who captains the kitchen, and his wife, a former pastry chef who creates delightful desserts like chocolate cake with strawberry ice cream and ganache cream with fruit puree
In a departure from traditional French cuisine, he uses as little flour and butter as possible for a lighter, richer flavor and texture. The menu changes monthly to reflect the seasons; an early fall dinner course may feature fresh caviar appetizers and Katsube beef from Shimane Prefecture roasted to perfection with a citrus-based sauce. Popular and rare wines and champagnes complement the fare without overwhelming the palate.
Quatre Vingt Douze offers counter and table dining, and a small private room for up to 3 guests. An open kitchen and a large window letting in natural lighting cultivate a spacious, lively atmosphere. Often a popular spot for lunch, it’s also ideal for dates, a girls’ night out or for formal dinners with business partners and coworkers.
Michelin Guide accolades:
2024 - Michelin Selected
Quatre Vingt Douze Access Info
Quatre Vingt Douze is a 1-minute walk from Chitose-Funabashi Station.
Quatre Vingt Douze Phone Number
Quatre Vingt Douze Business Days
Quatre Vingt Douze Address
La Legion Chitosefunabashi 2F, 1-9-5 Funabashi, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 156-0055
Quatre Vingt Douze 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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