Le Blanc Ginza Store Review Summary

Located near the world-renowned landmark of Tokyo, the Ginza crossroads, this restaurant is hidden on the second-floor above a HABA LABO shop. There’s always a long queue of keen female diners outside. The food is standard and the portions are petite, specially catering for their fans, reflected also in their toilets arrangement.

The restaurant is how a cafe restaurant in authentic Ginza should be, offering fresh out-of-oven macaroni gratin with chicken, seafood doria and other pasta for ¥1,700 lunch course. You can also enjoy a variety of cake like we did for around ¥500. Nice lunch course in a chic environment.

Showa atmosphere, careful service, reasonable price, elegant decoration. A quiet place to retreat in the busy Ginza.

Accidentally stumbled upon this place on a trip, it has become my favorite restaurant in Japan, it’s quiet and cozy, service is fantastic and the food is just amazing. The corn soup is the best I’ve ever drank and the pasta is cooked to perfection I always stop by this place when I’m in Tokyo it’s really the best.

A tiny but elegant Cafe where you could enjoy a cup of coffee and a light lunch. The Doria, which is a kind of japanised French cuisine like gratin but replaced macraroni with rice and topped with cheese and béchamel sauce, was particularly good. The spaghetti was al dente and you could feel the chef was meant to create a dish that respects its origin. Everything was just right.

Had lunch at around 1230hrs on weekday, and saw a queue of around 5 people when I left at 1345hrs. Seems need to queue up for 30mins on weekend.