I visited for the first time based on a friend's recommendation and the quiche was amazing, with a crispy crust and moist filling. The menu was extensive and you could customize and add toppings to your liking, which made me very satisfied. The staff were friendly and the atmosphere of the restaurant was great. I will definitely go back! ✨

I wrote my first review in 2016. I have visited the restaurant a few times since then, but this time was after a long time. The atmosphere inside is lively yet calming. I had the lemon tart and coffee again. The tart was deliciously sour, which I love. The only disappointment was that the coffee was served in a paper cup instead of a proper coffee cup. I think the type of cup you drink coffee from is important. The art and objects on the walls were lovely. The owner supports animal welfare through the "oppo's association" and donates 1% of sales.

In the Omotesando area, it's best to make a reservation for weekend lunch to avoid long wait times. I decided to go to Omotesando with no reservation, but even there, about 80% of the second-floor seats were taken. This time, I skipped the quiche and opted for a salad set after a long time. I chose the Parisienne salad, which includes mixed greens, carrots, corn, mushrooms, ricotta cheese, soy chicken, and a poached egg with coriander dressing. The set also comes with a weekly changing soup, and this time I chose the cold vichyssoise.

The friendly French owner greeted us with a delicious dinner set, saying "Bon appétit!" Quiche, cold soup, salad, and cake created a perfect harmony. Everything was impeccable. The dishes had a French touch but were adjusted to suit Japanese tastes. Despite the generous portions, we finished everything in no time. The cute dog and lemon motifs scattered around the restaurant added to the charm. I would love to come back for a girls' night out.

Today I had a lunch meeting at Gaienmae. I made sure to research in advance to avoid being a lunch refugee, and found a place where reservations are possible, which is great! The location is within a 5-minute walk from Gaienmae Station. If you turn left on Gaien Nishi-dori, you will find the restaurant along the street. The restaurant has two floors, with the first floor housing the kitchen and cashier, and the second floor serving as the dining area. When I arrived at 1 pm, despite having made a reservation, the place was very empty, and it seemed like you could get in without a reservation. Orders are taken on the first floor. All the staff members are foreigners! There are many lemons placed inside the restaurant, giving it a French vibe! The customers are also foreigners, communicating in English, making it a truly international experience. I ordered the Sandwich Set (1290 yen) and an Iced Coffee (340 yen). The Sandwich Set comes with a sandwich, side salad, and soup. I chose the Le Parisien sandwich, which includes baguette, avocado, tomato, egg, sunny lettuce, red onion, and mayonnaise. For the soup, you can choose between hot and cold, and I chose hot, which was made with lentils, carrots, turnips, and cumin. All the dishes were rich in ingredients, with a not too strong but healthy flavor. My companion ordered the Salad Set (1490 yen), which had a generous portion of salad as the main dish, making it a great option for those looking for a healthy meal. The location was not crowded, reservations were available, and you could feel like you were on a trip to France, making it very convenient. The cost performance may not be high, but considering the quality of ingredients used, it seems reasonable.

A French-style cafe. The staff also look like they are French. First, you order and pay at the entrance on the first floor. When you go up to the second floor and wait at your table, they bring you cake and coffee. I had a lemon tart. It was big but had a light taste. Personally, I prefer something a bit richer. The coffee was French-style and served in a paper cup. The seats on the second floor were cozy and great for chatting with friends. Most of the customers seemed to be in groups.

I had tea at Citron. When I ordered a double espresso on ice, it came in a paper cup as regular coffee. I asked if this was supposed to be cold, and they asked if I wanted it warm instead. Classic France, serving ice coffee without ice. The espresso was rich and cold as expected. I also had a lemon tart, fittingly named Citron.

A restaurant in Sotobori-mae where you can eat salads and quiches. I visited alone at night. You order on the first floor and eat on the second floor. There are so many choices that it's really hard to decide. You can customize your order, but this time I chose the Salad Citron. It had mixed greens, sun-dried tomatoes, quinoa, avocado, falafel, and lentils. It was very filling, so you can be satisfied with just a salad. Many solo diners were there, and the interior had lots of art displayed. The staff, who were foreigners, were a bit rough in their customer service, and the ordering process was a bit confusing. But I was happy to eat plenty of fresh vegetables. The quiches looked really delicious too, so I would like to visit again.

A stylish restaurant near Omotesando where you can make a reservation for lunch. It was very crowded, so it's definitely better to make a reservation before going. The food and taste are average, but the atmosphere is great, making it a good choice for a girls' lunch. The second floor is pet-friendly, so you can bring your dog along.

During the morning hours, it was not crowded. I had a morning set which also included a lemon tart. The morning set portions were just right. The bread was small so I was able to enjoy both pieces. The lemon tart had a nice tangy flavor and was very delicious! Next time, I would like to try the salad bowl and quiche.

Citron in front of Omotesando. A cheerful and bright restaurant near the intersection of Minami Aoyama 3. They welcome you into the store with a warm atmosphere. The vegetable-focused menu here has a showcase at the entrance filled with salads and deli items. I chose the gratin lunch set with a choice of two gratins, rosemary and ratatouille gratin. The lunch set includes salad, bread, and soup. It's a healthy lunch with plenty of vegetables. The flavors are rich and delicious. Leaving the restaurant, they see you off cheerfully, leaving you in a good mood. It's a fun restaurant. Thank you for the meal.

When you enter the shop, cheerful Italian conversations fill the air, and the staff greets regular customers with "How have you been?". It's lively and friendly. I visited around noon on a weekday. Reservations for lunch are a must. Looking at the display case, we checked the menu and ordered the daily salad lunch (you can choose from 2-3 types of salads), soup, bread, and drinks at an additional cost. My friend ordered quiche (also from 2-3 options) and soup for lunch. The menu has a lot written on it, so we didn't have much time to decide. We quickly placed our orders. More and more customers kept coming in. After ordering, we went upstairs. The second floor of the shop had large tables and tables for two people. Most of the staff were foreigners. Some could speak Japanese. Soon, the staff brought our trays. The salad was quite generous in portion. The quiche was surprisingly heavy. It didn't look that way, but it was definitely filling. The tea was from Mariage Frères. It made me feel like I got a good deal. The taste wasn't particularly outstanding, but considering the atmosphere, it's worth a visit. Maybe it would be more relaxing to visit for a leisurely lunch. Thank you for the meal. I will visit again.

I visited a restaurant that I thought of as a place where I could have a delicious lunch quickly due to having a reservation time. I had a Margherita quiche and green pea cold soup. I also added a drink (iced lemonade).

Visited Branch, located across from Franc Franc. Was told to order first before securing a seat, which was a bit surprising. However, after ordering, we were able to sit side by side at the large table in the middle of the second floor. It seemed like they had many reservations, so it was a bit risky, but the atmosphere was not too intimidating, so the turnover seemed decent. Although quiche is probably more famous, I prefer French bread over quiche, so I opted for a sandwich. I chose the Parisian sandwich with tomato, boiled egg, and avocado. There were two soup options, and I went with the tomato-based one. The other option had mint or something similar. Including the drink, it came out to just under 2000 yen per person. The prices may seem a bit high, but considering the location, bread, and French staff, it felt appropriate. After bringing the food, they said "Bon appétit," which made me think, "Oh la la!" - perhaps influenced by Emily in Paris. Laughed.

I visited a stylish cafe run by foreign staff. I was surprised by the large lemon tart, but it had a refreshing taste so I finished it in no time. I paired it with lemonade, but the flavors clashed so I should have chosen a different drink. Next time, I want to try quiche or something similar.

Eating a salad in a large bowl is great when you're lacking vegetables. The set with soup and bread was 1490 yen. They also have quiche sets and cake sets. The soy meat was delicious. The restaurant has plenty of seats, so it's relatively easy to get in.

I ordered the lunch set B, which came with a quiche, cold soup, and a mini salad. The potato was layered and provided a satisfying feeling of fullness. The set also included bread, so it was surprisingly filling! It was very delicious. The staff were friendly and the atmosphere was lovely.

The terrace and indoor seating are pet-friendly. The indoor seating goes up to the second floor via stairs. The seats and aisles are narrow. The staff is very friendly and can speak English. It seems like both men and women often come alone. It's a French-style healthy cafe restaurant known for being organic, additive-free, and vegetarian. The glass bowl, like a washbasin, is filled with a generous amount of healthy vegetables. I was really surprised by the amount of vegetables in Japan. I recommend it for those who are concerned about a lack of vegetables, want to diet, or want to be healthy.

I arrived at noon on a weekday and more than half of the seats were taken, but I was able to sit down without waiting. The majority of the customers were women. I ordered a sandwich set for the first time, and although the portion seemed small, the bread was firm and required good chewing, so by the time I finished eating, I felt satisfied. By choosing soy mayo and soy meat, I reduced the burden on my body, and the salad and chilled green pea soup that came with the set made for a healthy and delicious lunch.

All the staff at the store were foreigners, but they were fluent in Japanese. It felt like being on a trip abroad! The quiche was delicious. The gratin was also tasty, with a buttery flavor. The lemon cake had a foreign taste to it. It was a bit too sweet for my liking, so I ended up leaving some. I really wanted to try the lemon cake, so it was disappointing.