NAKATANI RESTAURANT
Nakatani Restaurant embodies the epitome of refined dining in Paris, offering an impeccable fusion of French and Mediterranean cuisine. The polished eatery presents an exclusive experience with gourmet fixed-price lunch and dinner menus, complemented by a robust wine list. Nestled in an upmarket setting, the atmosphere exudes a cozy and romantic charm, perfect for indulging in the culinary artistry on offer.
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Nakatani Restaurant embodies the epitome of refined dining in Paris, offering an impeccable fusion of French and Mediterranean cuisine. The polished eatery presents an exclusive experience with gourmet fixed-price lunch and dinner menus, complemented by a robust wine list. Nestled in an upmarket setting, the atmosphere exudes a cozy and romantic charm, perfect for indulging in the culinary artistry on offer. With an emphasis on accessibility and comfort, the restaurant provides wheelchair-accessible seating and essential amenities. Nakatani’s commitment to excellence is further underscored by its dedication to healthy dining options and the availability of spirits and wine. This establishment is an ideal choice for those seeking a sophisticated dining experience, where every detail is thoughtfully curated to elevate the senses.
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NAKATANI RESTAURANT is a restaurants restaurant in the Array arrondissement of Paris.
Nakatani is a one-Michelin-star restaurant in the 7th arrondissement, at 27 Rue Pierre Leroux, where Japanese chef Shinsuke Nakatani cooks refined, seasonal French cuisine. After a decade working alongside Hélène Darroze, Nakatani opened his own intimate dining room, and it has become one of the most quietly admired fine-dining tables on the Left Bank.
What to expect at Nakatani
Dining here is a single, changing set menu — typically four courses at lunch and six at dinner — that evolves with the seasons every couple of months. Nakatani’s cooking is classic French at heart, executed with precision and a Japanese sensibility for detail and balance. With just 16 seats, the room is hushed and personal, so booking well ahead is essential. It is a restaurant for those who want serious, understated gastronomy rather than spectacle.
Good to know
- Address: 27 Rue Pierre Leroux, 75007 Paris (7th arrondissement)
- Cuisine: Seasonal French, one Michelin star
- Chef: Shinsuke Nakatani
- Phone: +33 1 47 34 94 14
- Format: Single set menu; just 16 seats
- Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, lunch and dinner
Reserve well in advance, as seating is very limited. For more of the capital’s standout tables, see our guide to the best restaurants in Paris, and pair your meal with our things to do in Paris.