Alain Ducasse destinations worldwide

Ducasse's Michelin-starred contemporary French at the Palace Hotel Tokyo, with SIMPLICITY's dining room framing the Imperial Palace moat.

Two Michelin stars in Philippe Starck's irreverently remodelled Versailles-referencing dining room—gilded ceilings and chandeliers preserved, contemporary chairs added—where Alain Ducasse's classical French menu achieves both technical mastery and the characteristic lightness of his career.

A Michelin-starred Marais bistro where snails, cassoulet, and profiteroles are served beneath brass fixtures and mirrors.

Three Michelin stars under Jouin Manku's fiber-optic curtain — London's most celebrated French dining room.

Peter Marino's jewel-like dining room inside the Chanel Ginza building — Michelin-starred French cuisine above the city's glittering skyline.

A venerable Saint-Germain bistro where duck confit and escargot have anchored Parisian dining since 1932.

Ducasse's 2024 Paris table inside the historic Maison Baccarat, with interiors conceived by Aliénor Béchu.

Alain Ducasse's French bistro inside Hotel Seiryu, with views of Yasaka Pagoda across Higashiyama's tiled rooftops.