KIBUN

• 5.0Faris Aoun· a year ago

  Sublime Fusion experience blending French and Mediterranean fare with Japanese cuisine. Only 5 people were present which made it quite exclusive. Chef Ugo was most engaging explaining every dish and taking the time to answer our questions. The Food itself was beautifully presented exploding in unique flavors. Interesting wine pairing from France and Japan that added to the whole experience. Highly recommended when in Tokyo

• 5.0Jonathan Quioco· 11 months ago

  Kibun in Nishiazabu is one of those rare spots that surprises you at every course. It’s an intimate counter where the chef blends local Japanese ingredients with French technique and global accents — and somehow makes it all work beautifully. Every dish tells a story. The ingredients are seasonal and sourced from across Japan, and the chef explains each one with quiet confidence. It’s not just dinner; it’s a creative, sensory experience. Refined, personal, and genuinely unique — Kibun stands out. Dude it’s worth it!

• 5.0Russell Yap· a year ago

  If you are looking for a place to enjoy a memorable meal, you have to come to Kibun. Chef Ugo is such a talented man, showcasing his finesse in both French and Kaiseki techniques, his influences show in his meal in an extremely polished manner. Each dish was beautifully presented and the wine pairings by the sommelier was extremely on point. Wine pairings are usually hit and miss but the somm totally nailed it.

• 5.0Jeremy Lee· a year ago

  Amazing food and welcoming vibe, best dinner in Japan. It was a bit hard to find the entrance but the interior is really nice and cosy. The whole restaurant has welcoming vibe. Chef Ugo took care of every single customers(I was the only customer sitting there alone but I really felt comfortable) The food was stunning. It may looks simple but it was so inspiring. The way he blends the flavours of Japanese and French cuisine is superb. I am already looking forward to Kibun's next seasonal menu and their journey. I will definitely visit again.

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