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Experience the World of CHANEL Through Dessert at New Ginza Cafe

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Le Jardin de Tweed Cafe has recently opened its doors atop the CHANEL Ginza Building on Friday, March 1, 2024.

Experience the World of CHANEL Through Dessert at New Ginza Cafe
Experience the World of CHANEL Through Dessert at New Ginza Cafe

Named after the French phrase meaning “Tweed Garden,” Le Jardin de Tweed offers a delightful rooftop experience amidst lush greenery, reminiscent of Chanel’s iconic tweed pattern. Guests can savor a selection of drinks, including champagne and cocktails, while lounging on the terrace surrounded by plants.

Experience the World of CHANEL Through Dessert at New Ginza Cafe
Experience the World of CHANEL Through Dessert at New Ginza Cafe

The café operates from March, signaling the onset of spring, through November, marking the end of autumn. With a seating capacity of 50, comprising 18 table seats, 16 sofa seats, and 16 counter seats, patrons can enjoy a leisurely atmosphere in the heart of Tokyo’s bustling Ginza district.

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Experience the World of CHANEL Through Dessert at New Ginza Cafe
Experience the World of CHANEL Through Dessert at New Ginza Cafe

Despite its central location, Le Jardin de Tweed provides a tranquil escape where time seems to slow down. Additionally, guests have the unique opportunity to indulge in exclusive desserts crafted by the renowned two-star French restaurant, Beige Alain Ducasse Tokyo, housed within the same building. One such treat is the tea time set “Bonheur,” featuring a decadent dessert adorned with a delicate “camellia” motif.

Experience the World of CHANEL Through Dessert at New Ginza Cafe
Experience the World of CHANEL Through Dessert at New Ginza Cafe

Encased in a square chocolate mousse embellished with a golden camellia design, layers of chocolate biscuits, salted caramel, praline cream, chocolate ganache, and fiantine crafted from cacao nibs tantalize the taste buds with a symphony of textures and flavors. Another option is the “Camellia” set, offering chocolates featuring Chanel’s iconic motifs. Both sets come with a choice of espresso, cappuccino, Earl Grey, Darjeeling, chamomile, or mint tea.

Experience the World of CHANEL Through Dessert at New Ginza Cafe
Experience the World of CHANEL Through Dessert at New Ginza Cafe

In addition to delectable desserts, guests can indulge in a selection of finger foods such as “Iberico pork ham” and “salmon blini style,” elevating the dining experience. For those seeking a sophisticated libation, the café offers the “Coco” cocktail, inspired by the elegance of Coco Chanel, ensuring an elegant and refined ambiance for all visitors.

Experience the World of CHANEL Through Dessert at New Ginza Cafe
Experience the World of CHANEL Through Dessert at New Ginza Cafe

“LE JARDIN DE TWEED”

Address: Chanel Ginza Building Rooftop Terrace, 3-5-3 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

TEL: 03-5159-5500

Business hours: March to June /October-November 15:00-22:00(LO FOOD 20:00/DRINK 21:30), July-September 17:00-23:00(LO FOOD 20:30/DRINK 22:30)

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