Frites Bruges
Authentic Belgian fries with a Japanese twist, featuring crispy, fluffy potatoes and a wide array of unique dipping sauces in Tokyo's Asakusa.
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Frites Bruges
Best Time
Fewer crowds, quicker service
Highlights
Must-see attractions
Authentic Belgian fries with a Japanese twist, featuring crispy, fluffy potatoes and a wide array of unique dipping sauces in Tokyo's Asakusa.
"The fries were amazing. Crispy and fluffy and not too salty."
Cashless Payment Only 💳
Be prepared to pay with card as they do not accept cash.
Sauce Adventure 🍴
Don't miss trying unique Japanese-inspired sauces like mentaiko or sweet curry.
Quick Facts
Hours
Rating
4 · 425 reviews
Type
Restaurant
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Authentic Belgian Fries
Main counter
Crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside – these fries are a taste of Belgium in Tokyo.
Extensive Sauce Bar
Sauce station
Choose from a wide variety of dips, including Japanese specialties like mentaiko.
Loaded Fries Creations
Menu board
Beyond plain fries, try their loaded options with toppings like cheese and avocado.
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Cashless Payment Only 💳
Be prepared to pay with card as they do not accept cash.
Sauce Adventure 🍴
Don't miss trying unique Japanese-inspired sauces like mentaiko or sweet curry.
Limited Seating 🪑
Seating is very scarce; consider getting your fries to go.
Freshly Made :potato:
Fries are made to order, ensuring they are always hot and crispy.
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Cashless Payment Only 💳
Be prepared to pay with card as they do not accept cash.
Sauce Adventure 🍴
Don't miss trying unique Japanese-inspired sauces like mentaiko or sweet curry.
Limited Seating 🪑
Seating is very scarce; consider getting your fries to go.
Freshly Made :potato:
Fries are made to order, ensuring they are always hot and crispy.
Try a Set Menu :beverage_box:
Consider a set for a few extra yen to include a drink like peach ade.
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Visitors rave about the authentic taste and perfect texture of Frites Bruges' Belgian fries, praising their crispiness and fluffy interior. The wide array of dipping sauces, especially the unique Japanese-inspired options, is a major draw. While the limited seating and cashless policy are noted, the quality of the food and friendly service make it a highly recommended stop in Asakusa.
"The fries were amazing. Crispy and fluffy and not too salty. Their regular bagels dip (we got the andalouse and garlic avocado) were great although I wish they gave a bit more sauce. There are like 5 seats max inside though."
kmj
"Randomly stumbled upon this stall while making our way to the Ninja Museum. The smell was really amazing! They’re selling thick cut fries and it was really good, a perfect snack while walking around. Although walking around while eating isn’t really a thing here. Anyway, we had the fries with mayo and it was such a good combination. Only reason that it isn’t 5 stars is because the staff wasn’t the friendliest (in terms of conversation and looks). Do note that this is a cashless establishment."
Ariff Suffian
"Frites Bruges was an awesome little frite shop we popped into randomly. The frites themselves were absolutely fantastic, light and fluffy but still crispy and not too oily. The fries are made to order, so they’re always fresh from the fryer. The dipping sauces were good! I opted to try the sweet curry and samurai sauce since they seemed the most Japanese-like in flavour, and both were great. The curry mayo was similar to eating a curry wurst, and the samurai sauce tasted like a classic burger sauce with the heat kicked up! I grabbed the set for a few yen more and tried a peach ade, which was fantastic. They had a good-looking beer menu, but I wasn’t looking for a beer on this occasion, maybe if I end up here in the evening!"
Joel Desjardins
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
Frites Bruges is located in Asakusa. The closest station is Asakusa Station, accessible via the Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Toei Asakusa Line, and Tobu Skytree Line. From the station, it's a short walk to the shop. +1
Yes, it's a popular spot in Asakusa, often found by following the delicious aroma of fries! Many visitors stumble upon it while exploring the area.
The subway is the most convenient way to reach Asakusa. If you're coming from other parts of Tokyo, the Ginza Line or Asakusa Line are excellent choices.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
No, Frites Bruges is a casual eatery, not an attraction requiring tickets. You simply order and pay at the counter.
Frites Bruges is typically open from 11:30 AM to 6:00 PM, with Wednesdays being a common closing day. It's always a good idea to check their social media for the most up-to-date hours.
Frites Bruges is more of a takeaway spot with very limited seating. There are only about 5 seats maximum inside, so be prepared for a potential wait or to enjoy your fries on the go.
No, Frites Bruges does not take reservations. It operates on a first-come, first-served basis.
There is no entrance fee. You pay for the fries and any drinks or extras you order.
🍽️ 🍟 Food & Dining
The classic Belgian fries are a must-try, known for being crispy and fluffy. Don't miss their wide selection of dipping sauces, especially the Japanese-inspired ones like mentaiko and sweet curry.
A Grande size of Belgian fries typically costs around 640 JPY. Prices for sauces and drinks are additional.
They offer a variety of sauces including Aioli, Belgian Mayo, Black Truffle & Mushroom, and the popular Beer Mayo. Japanese flavors like Mentaiko are also available.
The fries themselves are vegetarian. Many of the sauces are also vegetarian, but it's best to inquire about specific ingredients if you have dietary restrictions.
Yes, Frites Bruges is primarily a takeaway establishment, making it perfect for enjoying while exploring Asakusa.
📸 📸 Photography
The vibrant sauces and perfectly golden fries make for great close-up shots. The exterior of the small shop can also be a charming backdrop. +1
Yes, feel free to take photos of your food and the shop. Many visitors share their experiences online. +1
Daytime offers good natural light for food photography. Early afternoons might be less crowded, allowing for more relaxed photo opportunities.
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