Tokyo, Japan
From Michelin Guide
The concept is a fusion of French cuisine with the bounty of Japanese foodstuffs. Meat is oven-roasted and smoked with straw; sauces are accented with bonito stock; and unripe pepper takes the place of black pepper. In the restaurantās name, āhakuā suggests a pure feeling towards cooking, and āneiā represents āmeticulousā work. Millefeuille de crĆŖpes, a dessert crafted by patiently adding layer after layer, embodies that commitment.