Sens & Saveurs

8,470 JPY 〜
/ Guest
15,730 JPY 〜
/ Guest
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  • English Menu

  • English Speaking Staff

Light French creations featuring fruits with a beautiful view from the 35th floor

“Le Jardin des Sens” (Montpellier in southern France) gained attention from the foodies all over the world for receiving a world gourmet guide award rating at the youngest age in 1998. This restaurant belonged to twin chefs, Jacques Pourcel and Laurent Pourcel. “Sens et Saveurs” in Marunouchi, Tokyo was their 1st oversees restaurant.

Their cooking style, referred to as the “Pourcel cuisine,” is based on the idea of what would be considered “traditional, 100 years from now,” and redesigns French cuisine according to their unique sense. Their food is characteristically light, being influenced by the warm climate of the Languedoc region and the Mediterranean Sea. They often incorporate fruits in their dishes to create a delicate and light taste through the acidity, sweetness, and fragrance of fruits.

“Sucré Salé” is a common technique used by the chefs. By combining a contradictory flavor, like salt, to the tartness or sweetness of fruit, the inherent flavors of the ingredients are multiplied in the mouth. Moreover, they are known for dishes featuring freshness of the ingredients such as “Terre et Mer,” which combines items from the land and sea in one dish.

The executive chef, Takeshi Kamoda, is in charge of the kitchen. Following the advice from Mr. Pourcel to “create a southern French cuisine with a uniquely Japanese style,” he incorporates Japanese ingredients to create his unique style of southern French food. His specialty dish is “red sea bream with lemon vinegar sauce,” where a perfectly cooked mature red sea bream is served with a sauce featuring seasonal citrus fruits.

Sun-soaked fruity wines from southern France pair well with these light dishes. “Sens et Saveurs” offers 200 kinds of wines directly imported by the Hiramatsu group. Moreover, the amazing location of the restaurant, the 35th floor of a building in Marunouchi, adds to the extraordinary food experience at this restaurant. You have the view of the greater Tokyo area through the large windows, and the Imperial Palace is visible from the bar area. “Sens et Saveurs” has the capacity to seat 80 guests, and private rooms are also available. “Sens et Saveurs” is perfect for a variety of occasions including celebrating anniversaries, dates, and business use.

■Notice of renewal of the original safety standard 'Hiramatsu Standard'.(from 1 June 2023)
Following the lowering of new coronavirus infections to 'category 5 infectious diseases', the wearing of masks by employees will now be left to the discretion of the individual.
Hiramatsu Corporation will continue to place the highest priority on the 'safety and security' of our customers and welcome everyone in compliance with Hiramatsu's own safety standards, the Hiramatsu Standard, and we would be grateful for your understanding and cooperation.
More information can be found on the Hiramatsu Corporation official website.

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* The availability of an English version of this page does not guarantee that the restaurant can provide services in English unless otherwise stated. Please be aware that, even if stated, there may still be days when English speaking staff are unavailable.

【Access】
Tokyo Station:
■2mins walk from Marunouchi South Exit, connected with the underground passage from Marunouchi Underground Center Exit
1mins walk from the Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line

Nijubashi-mae Station:
■Connected from Exit No.5 of Nijubashi-mae Station of Chiyoda Line

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Recommendation(2)

  • 40's

    Date of Visit: 1/2023
    Great service as always. Good taste and presentation were great. Love how they apply kaiseiki sensibility to French cuisine. Makes it easier to eat since most courses are in bite sizes. Will be back again
    Number of visits: OnePurpose: Other
  • 50's

    Date of Visit: 7/2019
    Absolutely perfect meal , everything was original , with subtle tastes and associations, perfect temperature and seasoning . A very Japanese interpretation of French gastronomy. The wine was of reasonable prices. The service was perfect and chef quindly coming to salute us in French .The location and view was wonderful for end of shopping day in Ginza , just admiring the architecture of the buildings and crossing the Tokyo station for the surprise of the other side.
    Number of visits: OnePurpose: With family

FAQ

Courses

Lunch
MENU D’AFFAIRE
8,470 JPY / Guest
Lunch
SENS & COULEURS
12,100 JPY / Guest
Dinner
SENS & EMOTIONS
15,730 JPY / Guest

Information

Name

Sens & Saveurs [サンス・エ・サヴール]

Cuisine Type

French

Opening hours

Lunch: Weekdays 11: 00 -15: 30 (L.O. 13: 30)/Weekends 11: 00 ~ 15: 30 (L.O. 13: 30) Dinner: Weekdays 18: 00 ~ 23: 00 (L.O. 20: 00)/Weekends 17: 30 -22: 00 (L.O. 20: 00)

Holidays

No regular holiday (according to the Marunouchi Building closed day)

Access

35F, Marunouchi Building, 2-4-1, Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

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