Simplicité – French Seafood Cuisine in Daikanyama Nestled in the serene streets of Daikanyama, Simplicité offers an uncompromising focus on the essence of flavor, delivering seafood-centric French cuisine that celebrates simplicity and purity. Located just minutes from the bustling areas of Shibuya and Nakameguro, Simplicité embodies its name, meaning “simplicity” in French, while also reflecting values of honesty and sincerity. Recognized by the Michelin Guide, Simplicité has crafted a unique approach to seafood cuisine. The concept of “simplicity” resonates not only in the minimalistic yet refined presentation of the dishes but also in the restaurant’s dedication to showcasing the natural brilliance of each ingredient. For Chef Aihara, this philosophy extends beyond the kitchen to include a transparent, heartfelt relationship with every guest. Chef Aihara’s commitment is to express his passion for cooking through every dish, allowing the inherent beauty of each ingredient to shine. Simplicité sources the freshest seafood from across Japan, enhancing its flavors through innovative techniques. A standout specialty is the fish aged for one month, a preparation method that reflects Japan’s rich culinary traditions while offering an extraordinary depth of flavor. The intimate counter seating invites guests to engage directly with the chefs and staff, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Chef Aihara’s genuine personality and dedication to his craft shine through in every detail, making Simplicité not just a restaurant but a reflection of his integrity and artistry. If you find yourself near Shibuya, Nakameguro, or Daikanyama, we invite you to experience the profound flavors of seafood at Simplicité. Each visit promises new discoveries and memorable moments. Savor the unique combination of Chef Aihara’s intuitive cooking and Japan’s exceptional seasonal ingredients, artfully brought together on every plate. Let Simplicité inspire you with its honest approach to cuisine, where simplicity meets sophistication in every bite.