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Concombre (Shibuya)

Located maybe a minute from our office is Concombre, an exceptional little French bistro that serves a wickedly good lunch for around 1500 yen. The room is small and the tables packed closely enough together that you can sometimes here your neighbor chew, but what Concombre lacks in elbow room it makes up for with great dishes and artful presentation. Even the 1000 yen set lunches come on a heavy silver tray, with the main course tucked inside a covered silver dish. All of the lunches are served with soup, salad, bread, dessert and coffee, all skillfully prepared in generous portions that make you forget your dining in Tokyo. (Anyone whose enjoyed one of those 3 leaf “salads” you find in some lesser restaurants knows what I mean.) Free refills on coffee and a friendly staff make Concombre a place not to miss! Almost as good as Beacon, but without all the suits and styling gel.

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  1. KK
    June 1st, 2008 at 03:31 | #1

    Looks wonderful! Could you please give a description of the items being served? Some are not so obvious to me.

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