Experience the Vibrant Nagasaki Lantern Festival in Tokyo's Laolee

Mark your calendars for an enchanting culinary event set to take place in the heart of Tokyo. From February 6 to 23, 2026, Taiwan-inspired restaurant group Laolee will host the 'Nagasaki Chanpon Festival' at its two locations in Nihonbashi and Nakameguro. This festival seeks to mirror the vibrant atmosphere of the famous Nagasaki Lantern Festival, turning Tokyo into a gastronomic hub where guests can savor authentic flavors and immerse themselves in a unique cultural experience.

Authentic Flavors and a Magical Atmosphere

During this festival, guests can indulge in the grandiosity of Nagasaki's famous Champon, a noodle dish that has captured the hearts and palates of many. With the ambiance enhanced by beautiful lanterns illuminating the dining space, the festival promises a feast for all senses. Laolee aims to bridge cultural gaps and foster community relations by enabling people to experience the warmth and flavors of Nagasaki right from the bustling streets of Tokyo.

At Laolee, the craftsmanship behind their 'Nagasaki Champon' is unparalleled. Using a 100% chicken bone broth that has been simmered for over nine hours, this savory soup is both rich and wholesome, offering an experience unlike any other. The restaurant imports special noodles made from the unique Nakagawa wheat, enhancing the dish's flavor profile, texture, and overall tastiness.

A Taste of History

Laolee's flagship store in Nagasaki's Chinatown has long been a beloved destination for locals and tourists alike. Each day, it buzzes with the energy of patrons returning for the unforgettable flavors that keep them coming back for more. Dining at Laolee is not just about eating—it’s about savoring a memorable experience that leaves a lasting impression.

The restaurant believes that by providing exceptional service and quality dishes, they are not just feeding people but creating cherished memories. Their dedication to 'taste and gratitude' has earned Laolee a place in the hearts of culinary enthusiasts.

Special Menu Highlights

The festival will showcase crowd favorites, such as the original Nagasaki Champon priced at ¥1,320, featuring the exquisite chicken broth and noodles that have become staples for enthusiasts. Patrons will definitely want to sample the 'Nagasaki Fried Noodles' as well, available at ¥1,430. This dish features crunchy, thin noodles with a rich sauce loaded with vegetables, a perfect pairing for a taste of spring.

Event Details

- Location:

- Laolee Nihonbashi
1-11-5 Muromachi, Chuo City, Tokyo, 103-0022
- Laolee Nakameguro
1-13-6 Kamimeguro, Meguro City, Tokyo, 153-0051

- Dates: February 6 to 23, 2026

During this period, both locations will embrace the festival’s spirit, with decorations inspired by the both the Lantern Festival and traditional Nagasaki culture. The goal is to create an immersive environment where guests can celebrate diversity through food, sharing, and community.

Reservations and Inquiries

Given how popular Laolee becomes during events, guests are highly encouraged to make reservations ahead of time to ensure they enjoy their culinary journey without the waits. Reservations can be made online or through the following contacts:

- Phone: 03-6416-4693
- Email: [email protected]

Join Laolee in February as they bring the essence of Nagasaki to Tokyo, guaranteeing that every bite is a memorable experience imbued with warmth, flavor, and cultural connection. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary festival starting this winter!