Renaissance Art Collaboration Menu at Hiramatsu Cafes in Tokyo’s National Art Center

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Renaissance Art Collaboration Menu at Hiramatsu Cafes in Tokyo's National Art Center Restaurant

Hiramatsu has partnered with the Louvre Museum Exhibition “Renaissance” to offer a special collaboration menu at cafes and restaurants within Tokyo’s National Art Center.

This collaboration caters to diners seeking artistic dining experiences without the need for long reservations, available from September 9 to December 13, 2026.

Renaissance Art Collaboration Menu at Hiramatsu Cafes in Tokyo's National Art Center

The menu is available in-store at four venues inside the National Art Center, including Brasserie Paul Bocuse Musée and three cafes, featuring dishes inspired by Renaissance masterpieces such as works by Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo.

About the Collaboration Menu

Renaissance Art Collaboration Menu at Hiramatsu Cafes in Tokyo's National Art Center

The collaboration menu brings the spirit of Renaissance art to life through carefully crafted dishes and drinks. At Brasserie Paul Bocuse Musée on the 3rd floor, guests can enjoy a special course meal featuring plates inspired by artworks like Michelangelo’s “Portrait of Michelangelo” and Leonardo da Vinci’s “Portrait of a Lady”. The cafes on the 1st and 2nd floors offer themed desserts and drinks that reflect the mood and details of the exhibited masterpieces.

Renaissance Art Collaboration Menu at Hiramatsu Cafes in Tokyo's National Art Center

Highlights

  • Special course at Brasserie Paul Bocuse Musée includes duck foie gras with fig compote, roasted sea bass with black olive crust, grilled smoked beef fillet, and pear mousse dessert.
  • Cafes offer a chocolate and fig mousse cake set, a double-flavored mocha inspired by Albrecht Dürer’s “Rhinoceros”, and a lamb stew dish representing the Louvre Pyramid.
  • The menu runs from September 9 to December 13, 2026, inside the National Art Center, Minato, Tokyo.
  • Reservations are required only for the dinner course at Brasserie Paul Bocuse Musée.
Renaissance Art Collaboration Menu at Hiramatsu Cafes in Tokyo's National Art Center
Renaissance Art Collaboration Menu at Hiramatsu Cafes in Tokyo's National Art Center
Renaissance Art Collaboration Menu at Hiramatsu Cafes in Tokyo's National Art Center
Renaissance Art Collaboration Menu at Hiramatsu Cafes in Tokyo's National Art Center

Menu and Venue Details

ItemDetails
NameRenaissance Art Collaboration Menu
Menu / itemsBrasserie Paul Bocuse Musée special courses: Duck foie gras poêlé with fig compote (Lunch ¥7,300; Dinner ¥9,500), Roasted sea bass with black olive crust, Grilled smoked beef fillet with rosemary sauce, Pear mousse with caramel ice cream; Salon de Thé Ronde cake set: Chocolate and fig mousse cake with brownie and orange sauce (¥1,760); Café Coquille double-flavored mocha (hot/iced) (¥990); Cafeteria Carré lamb stew with Provençal vegetables and butter rice (¥1,430)
PeriodSeptember 9, 2026 – December 13, 2026
LocationNational Art Center, Tokyo, Minato-ku
StoresBrasserie Paul Bocuse Musée (3F), Salon de Thé Ronde (2F), Café Coquille (1F), Cafeteria Carré (B1F)
Address7-22-2 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo
PriceLunch course ¥7,300; Dinner course ¥9,500; Cake set ¥1,760; Mocha ¥990; Lamb stew ¥1,430 (all tax included)
Official websitehttps://www.hiramatsurestaurant.jp/

Before you buy

When can I buy the Renaissance collaboration menu?
The menu is available from September 9 to December 13, 2026, at the National Art Center locations.
Where can I get the Renaissance collaboration menu?
At Hiramatsu’s Brasserie Paul Bocuse Musée and three cafes inside the National Art Center in Minato, Tokyo.
How much is the special lunch course at Brasserie Paul Bocuse Musée?
The lunch course is ¥7,300 (tax included), and the dinner course is ¥9,500 (tax included).
Do I need a reservation?
Reservations are required only for the dinner course at Brasserie Paul Bocuse Musée.

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