Prés de L’AS
Harajuku, Tokyo
Restaurant in Tokyo, Japan
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Price
$30–50per person
Why go
A strong Harajuku choice for modern French when the occasion needs polish but not stiffness. Prés de L’AS works especially well for dates, birthdays, business meals, and groups thanks to its large design-forward room, omakase-plus-à-la-carte format, and L’AS lineage under Daisuke Kaneko’s menu direction.
About Prés de L’AS
At around 120 seats in Tokyo, Prés de L’AS is a modern French restaurant with a spacious, comfortable setting. The recommendation is direct: consider it when you want modern French cooking in a polished room that can suit everyday dining, parties, and custom weddings.
Prés de L’AS presents itself as a contemporary, design-forward modern French restaurant on an upper floor of a shopping complex. The visual cue is part of the decision: this is a spacious urban room intended to feel fine yet cozy, rather than a setting defined only by formality.
A modern French format with recognizable signatures
The strongest reason to consider Prés de L’AS is the combination of approachable pricing and modern French cooking. details point to a seasonal omakase dinner course, so expectations should stay focused: this is a polished Tokyo dining room with a modern French identity.
The named dishes also point to the restaurant’s lane. The foie gras crispy sandwich suggests a playful modern French style, while wagyu roast beef with Café de Paris cream, a seasonal omakase dinner course, and wagon desserts give the room enough occasion energy for a polished meal. The right expectation is modern French cooking with recognizable signature offerings in a comfortable Tokyo setting.
Worth booking when the occasion needs polish without stiffness
This is an easy yes for a special occasion where the room matters. A restaurant of around 120 seats has the scale to work for groups and celebrations, and the custom wedding and party positioning reinforces that this is designed for events as well as everyday dining.
For solo dining, the case is more selective. The cuisine and price make a solo meal possible to justify, but the spacious setting and celebration-friendly positioning make it especially natural for pairs and groups. For a business meal or a polished dinner, the comfortable setting and modern French format are useful when the table values a sense of occasion.
Booking strategy and practical read
Think of Prés de L’AS as a modern French option in Tokyo for moments that need a refined room without excessive formality. The price is about $45 per person, which makes the restaurant feel accessible while still offering a design-forward setting.
The practical appeal is the balance: modern French cooking, a comfortable room of around 120 seats, and a setting intended for everyday dining, parties, and custom weddings. If you want a polished Tokyo restaurant with signature dishes such as foie gras crispy sandwich, wagyu roast beef with Café de Paris cream, a seasonal omakase dinner course, and wagon desserts, Prés de L’AS has a clear reason to be on the shortlist.
Planning details
- Location
- Japan, 〒150-0001 Tokyo, Shibuya, Jingumae, 1 Chome−13−14 原宿クエスト 6階
- Reservations
- Book on TableCheck
- Website
- presdelas.com
- Phone
- +81 3-6804-3842
Venue details
Ambiance
Contemporary, design-forward modern French restaurant in a shopping-complex upper floor, with a spacious, comfortable setting (around 120 seats) intended as a fine yet cozy space for everyday dining, parties, and custom weddings, blending casual accessibility with polished service.
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At the Table
- Noise Level
- Lively
- Service Style
- Upscale Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Leisurely
- Capacity
- Very Large
- Kitchen
- Modern
- Menu Format
- Tasting menu, Omakase, A la carte, Prix fixe
- Drinks Focus
- Wine, Cocktails
- Private Dining
- Available
Signature Dishes
- foie gras crispy sandwich
- wagyu roast beef with Café de Paris cream
- seasonal omakase dinner course
- wagon desserts selection
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- Getting there
- Japan, 〒150-0001 Tokyo, Shibuya, Jingumae, 1 Chome−13−14 原宿クエスト 6階
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear to Prés de L’AS?
Prés de L’AS is a contemporary, design-forward modern French restaurant in Tokyo with a fine yet cozy setting. Dress in a way that fits your occasion, whether everyday dining, a party, or a custom wedding.
Is Prés de L’AS good for solo dining?
It can work for one person if you want modern French in Tokyo at about $45 per person. That said, the spacious setting and party-friendly positioning make it especially natural for pairs, groups, and celebrations.
Is Prés de L’AS worth the price?
Yes if you want modern French in Tokyo in a comfortable, design-forward setting. At about $45 per person, it is easier to justify for a polished meal, especially if you are interested in signatures such as the foie gras crispy sandwich, wagyu roast beef with Café de Paris cream, a seasonal omakase dinner course, or wagon desserts.
What are alternatives to Prés de L’AS in Tokyo?
Look at other Tokyo modern French restaurants if you want a different atmosphere. Choose Prés de L’AS if you want modern French at about $45 per person in a spacious, comfortable setting suited to everyday dining, parties, and custom weddings.
Is the omakase dinner course worth it at Prés de L’AS?
It is worth considering if you want a modern French dinner and prefer a seasonal omakase dinner course. The seasonal omakase dinner course is one of the signature offerings at Prés de L’AS.
Is Prés de L’AS good for a special occasion?
Yes, especially for a polished dinner in Tokyo without the pressure of a very formal setting. The modern French cuisine, spacious room, and event-friendly positioning make it a strong fit when the setting matters.
