Bistro Le Parisien — Restaurant in Tokyo

Worst restaurant experience in Japan and probably in my life.

The owner who was our waiter was incredibly rude to us and our friends. Not greeting us when we arrived, pointing fingers at things we needed to do without a "please" and making my friend beg for a wet towel among other things. I wanted my friends to discover French cuisine and what a disappointment it was.

After years in Japan the owner definitely not learn anything about omotenashi.

The name of the restaurant "Le Parisien" is on point though, very similar to the welcome you can get in some of the worst restaurants of our French capital.

I advise anyone who wants a warm welcome and atmosphere to go to another restaurant, there are plenty of good French...

Excellent little French Bistro -Le Parisian,  near Iidabashi station This is really a nice place for dinner or lunch. Just off the main street is this hidden gem - Le Parisien. They have a little area outside where you can sit if the weather is good and the inside of the restaurant is nicely decorated. The staff were very helpful and friendly when assisting me select what I wanted to order. Excellent range of wine but I let the host choose a glass for me and was not disappointed. The food was all extremely tasty and well presented and was of a good portion sizes. The pasty of escargot with dill sauce was my favorite and the fish I ordered was delicate and perfectly cooked. The coffee was also fantastic. I...

Friendly, out of the way bistrot; currently lacking Covid measures..

I have been a few times to this bistrot; while the menu lacks inspiration, it is well-executed and at reasonable prices. Because it is a little out of the way, i find it is never jam-packed for lunch, which is nice if you want to have a quiet chat...

Last time I went there, I thought the table were too close to each other; the door was closed and a large table was boisterous. During this pandemic time, it made me feel nervous; it showed the management was more preoccupied with its revenue than its customers...