Seiyoken
Ueno: Yoshoku
Seiyoken (Ueno: Yoshoku)
Seiyoken
Open 10am-7pm (LO) daily.
Sun: Open Sundays
no smoking: No smoking

If you're looking for a quiet coffee-break spot after an afternoon of museum-going, Le Landaulet is worth checking out. It has a relaxed atmosphere and a good view looking out over Ueno Park's famous lotus pond. The big dining room affects a 1970's Showa-era Japanese aesthetic, complementing the menu offerings of classic yoshoku fare like Hayashi Rice and beef stew.

Desserts like kakigori shaved ice and Coffee Jelly with Blanc Mange are more elaborate than expected, and quite tasty. The cafe is attached to the historic Ueno Seiyoken, which was founded in 1872 as one of Tokyo's first French restaurants.


Ueno
Taito-ku, Ueno Koen 4-58.
上野
東京都台東区上野公園4-58

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Venue listing from Bento.com4 Star Rating: recommended