Akasaka USAGIYA（French ・ Magic Bar）
A hideaway restaurant where you can forget about the hustle and bustle of Akasaka
The restaurant is located in a traditional Japanese house. We offer French cuisine with a Japanese flavor, created by a chef who has won the hearts of many gourmets overseas, and a high level of magic that you can experience right before your eyes. We will satisfy all your needs, whether you want to please your loved ones or make your day a memorable one.
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Address
4-3-5 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, inside Jodo Temple (東京都港区赤坂4-3-5 浄土寺内)
Access
Subway "Akasaka" station - 3 minutes walk, subway "Akasaka-mitsuke" station - 8 minutes walk
Dining Privilege Hours
18:00～21:00（L.O.）
Blackout Dates
Obon holiday period（Closed temporarily from August 13 to August 15）, Christmas period, Year-end & New Year holidays, during special events, and during private events
Reservation Period
1 month ～ 3 business days before
Holidays
Sundays, public holidays
Lunch
Not available
Food Allergy-friendly
Available
*Please let us know at the time of reservation.
Food Dislikes-friendly
Available
*Please let us know at the time of reservation.
Pregnancy-friendly
Available
*Please let us know at the time of reservation.
Private Rooms
2 rooms (for 2 or more people)
Room Charges
5,000 JPY (including tax)/room
Dress Code
None
Age Restrictions
Consultation required
Free Message Plate
Available
Smoking
No smoking in all seats (only heated tobacco is allowed in private rooms)
Parking
None
Cancellation Policy
The day before 80% / On the day 100%
Website
Press [MAKE RESERVATION] and fill in reservation details. We will check the restaurant availability and notify you about the result of your reservation request via email.
*The reservation request will be confirmed only when you receive the "Reservation Confirmation Email".
*The respective restaurant’s offer is not applicable on the blackout dates and dining exclusions.
