01 / ABOUT THE PLACE
About this place
A crisp monaka wafer shell filled with rich, savory foie gras defines the signature dish at Ludique, a French restaurant set in the quiet Kannon-ura neighborhood just north of Senso-ji. The dining room offers an unpretentious setting to enjoy refined, deeply considered French cooking.
On the evening Menu Ludique, the monaka is followed by seasonal courses such as herb-infused ayu sweetfish confit accented with genovese puree, pan-seared scallops served with ratatouille and parsley butter sauce, and roasted duck or chicken. Those seeking a broader variety of smaller plates can opt for the seasonal omakase course, while daytime diners can choose a lunch course featuring soup, a main dish, and dessert. The meal often concludes with the house-made Ludique pudding, whose firm, classic texture leaves a gentle, satisfying finish.
The wine list complements the cooking with sparkling selections, natural wines, and characterful reds and whites chosen to harmonize with each plate. Seating includes table arrangements alongside counter spots offering a close-up view of the chef at work; booking ahead is recommended for both lunch and dinner.
