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These luxury fashion brands have opened up their own cafes and restaurants

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These luxury fashion brands have opened up their own cafes and restaurants

Dine in style and rub shoulder’s with the fashion crowd in one of these aesthetically pleasing restaurants

By Noelle Loh & Keng Yang Shuen   -   21 Jun 2022
These luxury fashion brands have opened up their own cafes and restaurants

Credit: Gucci

Last year, Gucci opened its third outpost of Osteria da Massimo Bottura on the top floor of its Namiki boutique in Ginza. Similarly, Louis Vuitton revealed the swanky dessert-driven Le Cafe V as part of the revamp of its shiny flagship in the same Tokyo neighbourhood.

Gucci Osteria da Massimo Bottura

Seating 48 guests in the main dining room and six at the counter, the Gucci Osteria da Massimo Bottura in Tokyo is located on the top of the Gucci Namiki flagship store in Ginza. Credit: Gucci

Le Cafe V

Le Cafe V is the very first Louis Vuitton cafe in cooperation with celebrated chef Yosuke Suga. Credit: Louis Vuitton

Monsieur Dior

Over in Paris, the recently reopened Dior complex at 30 Avenue Montaigne now houses Monsieur Dior. It’s a picturesque dining spot that pays homage to its namesake’s refined culinary tastes with dishes as elegant as its art-filled interior.

Bolstered by heavyweight chefs and the labels’ own tableware (usually available for sale in-store), these restaurants offer not only another reason to visit, but also a new – and more immersive – way to discover the brand that could help invoke that shopping spirit. How’s that for sustenance?

Scroll to see the items available on the restaurant’s current menu.