Huit Review Summary

This restaurant is famous for its delicious pudding. The atmospheric interior is perfect for a special time. At night, the menu is Italian-like, but the dishes are creative and unique. The assorted appetizers are a good value.

A very nice place for a weekend lunch. The space is really relaxing and cozy.

The lunch is very affordable and the food is very delicious. They style seems French inspired. The ingredients all seem very fresh and high quality.

I had dinner here on a weekday night with my friend and we loved it so much here!
The atmosphere was nice and each menu was super good. They would bring the next menu just when we are almost finished with the previous one:)
Also we didn’t have any pets at the place today but it seems like they allow pets as well🐶🩵

We tried it as we read quite positive recessions on the web and to be frank an honest we were disappointed with almost everything. So we went there for lunch to have a menu. Even as the offer five different lunch options, there is not one without meat in it. At the end we could negotiate the pork away from the salad for the vegetarian. Secondly the time from order toll the food arrived was simply way too long and then the salads came. Looking really good, but as so often a nice cover does not make a book good. Dressing only on the top and the lettuce underneath completely without dressing. No bread with the seafood salad, which you have to order separately. The bread that came with the menu had at least already experienced one or the other day. Staff was friendly which keeps it at a low 3 rating. I would not recommend it at all. If you want fancy looking cake or desert go for it. Take your picture and expect nothing from a taste perspective.

Good food, nice ambience. A nice French brasserie. Worth coming if you’re in the area. Not cheap but also not overpriced like many French restaurants in Tokyo.