Tiny French Restaurant in Tokyo

NTV News visits Bistro Ceirsier, a tiny French restaurant near Shimbashi station in Tokyo:

The restaurant can squeeze a whole 6 customers into its counter seats. The chef works in a very narrow kitchen space in which he can barely open the door to his mini fridge. There is a toilet out in the hallway.

For pictures of food and reviews, check out its Tabelog page.

Here is a Google map of its location:

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7 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - January 18, 2011 at 9:31 am

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kay

man, japan is so no not made for chubby people!! in terms of prices how does 3400 Y stack up with other “fine restaurants”
WD40

wish i knew about this place back in sept/oct, stayed at the Super Hotel just 5 min walk SSE from that station. I’m pretty sure we walked by that place a few times while we were staying in the area. woulda checked it out if i knew about it
Piglet

There is a big typo on the sign, “Ceirsier” instead of “Cerisier” (cherry tree). I cannot judge the quality of the food from the video but it looks quite casual and more fusion than french.

kay

if you check out the tablelog link theres more pictures of the food.

Vonskippy

I can’t imagine a workable (i.e. profitable) business model for such a thing.

andrew

aren’t there lots of restaurants in Tokyo like this.
under shinjuku train tracks – blade runner?

T-rock

Cool
Could this be one of the world`s smallest French restaurants
Would like to check it out someday

Tiny French Restaurant in Tokyo

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