Bar in Tokyo, Japan

La Nuit Blanche

100Pearl Points

Wine-first, late

About La Nuit Blanche

Book La Nuit Blanche when the night calls for a serious wine-led Ginza bar rather than another cocktail showcase. Star Wine List recognition gives it a credible reason to be on the shortlist, and easy booking makes it useful for flexible plans, but the basement address needs clearer directions than a casual map pin.

La Nuit Blanche is a Tokyo venue with late evening hours and confirmed Star Wine List recognition for 2026. With only limited verified public details available, the safest way to frame it is as a smart-casual Tokyo night rather than as a venue with a fully documented menu, format, or service style.

The confirmed schedule makes it useful for evening and late-night planning: La Nuit Blanche opens at 6 PM and runs until 2 AM Monday through Saturday, with Sunday closed. Details such as a specific address, seating style, menu format, prices, and reservation process are not verified here, so confirm any operational needs directly before you go.

Choose it for confirmed wine recognition, not unverified details

The clearest trust signal is Star Wine List recognition for 2026, which supports treating La Nuit Blanche as a wine-relevant Tokyo choice rather than a generic listing. That does not prove every detail of the drinks program, menu, or service style, so avoid building the night around unverified assumptions.

If the group is comparing different Tokyo options, Bar Orchard Ginza and Tender Bar are other names to consider. La Nuit Blanche is best judged on the facts that are confirmed: Tokyo location, smart-casual dress code, late hours from Monday through Saturday, Sunday closure, and Star Wine List recognition for 2026.

Use Tokyo carefully: confirm practical details before going

The practical caveat is that several useful planning details are not verified here. There is no confirmed street address, seat count, booking policy, menu format, price range, dietary information, take-out or delivery detail, or lunch service in the available data. Treat it as an evening-only plan unless the venue confirms otherwise.

For a casual comparison within the broader Tokyo landscape, Serpent, Folklore, Ginza Tsuboyaki-imo, Bar Orchard Ginza, and Tender Bar sit in different lanes. La Nuit Blanche remains the choice here when the confirmed facts, late hours, smart-casual dress, Tokyo setting, and Star Wine List 2026 recognition, match the night you are planning.

Use it as one stop within a Tokyo evening plan rather than the whole itinerary. Broader city guides are useful if the night needs a backup: Our full Tokyo bars guide, Our full Tokyo restaurants guide, Our full Tokyo hotels guide, Our full Tokyo wineries guide, and Our full Tokyo experiences guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does La Nuit Blanche have happy hour deals?

There is no verified happy hour information for La Nuit Blanche. The confirmed details are its Tokyo location, smart-casual dress code, hours from 6 PM–2 AM Monday through Saturday, Sunday closure, and Star Wine List recognition for 2026.

What's the best time to go to La Nuit Blanche?

Based on the verified schedule, La Nuit Blanche is an evening and late-night option: it is open from 6 PM to 2 AM Monday through Saturday and closed on Sunday. No lunch service is verified.

Is La Nuit Blanche open late?

Yes. La Nuit Blanche is open until 2 AM Monday through Saturday and is closed on Sunday.

Do I need a reservation at La Nuit Blanche?

Reservation requirements are not verified here. If timing, availability, or group size matters, confirm directly with the venue before going.

Location

Japan, 〒104-0061 Tokyo, Chuo City, Ginza, 7 Chome−2−8 TOKEN building, B101 地下1階です。ピンの指し示す位置に店はありますがグーグルマップのナビゲーションを使うと間違った場所に誘導しますので使わないでください。

Tokyo, Japan

Compare La Nuit Blanche

Comparison snapshot

For wine, La Nuit Blanche is the practical choice in this peer group. For classic bartending, choose Tender Bar. For fruit-forward cocktail energy, choose Bar Orchard Ginza.

Folklore and Serpent are better treated as alternate Tokyo bar-crawl stops, while Ginza Tsuboyaki-imo works when the group wants a less formal specialty detour.

Where to go if this does not fit the night

If wine is not the priority, cross-shop Tender Bar for a classic Tokyo bar experience or Bar Orchard Ginza for a more cocktail-driven Ginza plan.

How it compares in Ginza and wider Tokyo

La Nuit Blanche is the wine-focused pick in this set. Choose it over Bar Orchard Ginza if the group wants bottles and conversation rather than fruit-led cocktail performance. Pick Bar Orchard Ginza instead when the night needs more show and a clearer cocktail identity.

Tender Bar is the better call for classic Japanese bartending; La Nuit Blanche makes more sense when wine is the reason to go. Folklore and Serpent are the comparison set for readers building a bar crawl, but this address has the strongest case when the second stop needs to be calmer and less cocktail-dependent.

Ginza Tsuboyaki-imo is the wildcard rather than a like-for-like substitute. Use it when the night wants a more casual specialty stop; use La Nuit Blanche when the plan needs a proper wine-bar anchor with easier booking.