Suginami City, Tokyo, Japan｜Bistro Kitchen Lepont

It is located near the south exit of Nishi-Ogikubo Station. The store is on the first basement floor of the building, and there is a signboard at the entrance stairs, so it is safe. There are many types of glass wine, and you can see the store's commitment to bubbles, red, and white. In addition to the appetizer menu, menus with a ☆ mark can be combined assorted, so you can enjoy multiple types of dishes little by little, which is very appreciated. The low-temperature cooked meat matched the sauce and was delicious. Also, the baked lamb pie was my favorite flavor. The pie crust baked crispy in the oven was soaked with the rich aroma of butter and the meat juice of the lamb, and it was very delicious when mixed with the accompanying cheese sauce. I also got fresh pasta with rock nori lemon cream. This is also a high-quality cream sauce that suits your taste and is highly satisfying. The price is also relatively reasonable among French or Italian wine shops in the Nishiogikubo area, and the balance between good taste and price is good, so it is highly recommended.

It was reserved! I drank a lot of beer and was happy. I was happy that the staff would call out to me when my glass was empty. The food was also delicious. I forgot to take a photo. This is a store that I would like to use personally. Nishi-Ogikubo has a lot of different shops and is fun!

A shop filled with the thoughts of the owner and staff. I am an amateur of sake. It's just my layman's sense, but I think there are many elements to enjoy sake, such as the food, the glass, the interior, and the optimum temperature. But I think that what makes sake the most delicious is the smile and hospitality of the person who pours it for you. Of course, if you have a companion, it would be nice to pour wine on each other. At this shop, Lupon, even one person can enjoy sake while enjoying the best smile and hospitality. I don't say this because the owner is a relative. This is the nonsense of a 30-something with a natural perm who has experience as a mystery shopper and tends to make dry evaluations of shops. I still want to say it. If you come, you'll know!