Aki Café : the Japanese tea room in Paris

In the " original tea rooms " category, we now includeAki Café. A delicious blend of French and Japanese cuisine, this new address invites you to get off the beaten track. Aki, already known for its restaurant and famous bakery, has struck again!

Akirestaurant made a name for itself with its Okonomiyaki, a vegetable omelette from Osaka. As for Aki boulanger, it delighted hearts with its Franco-Japanese pastries such as matcha opera. His tea room offers the perfect opportunity for a gourmet break with a Japanese accent.


The place is bright and spacious. As soon as you walk through the doors, you're already casting an envious eye over the comfortable-looking armchairs. Then your gaze wanders to the stalls and your stomach begins to rumble. It's time to order!

The menu is sure to satisfy every taste. For a lunch break, Aki Café invites you to try their homemade bread sandwiches, which have nothing in common with the ham and butter you eat on the run. The Katsu breaded pork sandwich, for example, will delight you, as will the Ebi Fri Sando with fried shrimp. Bentos are also on the menu.


For a snack, try a Matcha Latte. This drink, which is a big hit in New York, has also seduced Paris. If you have a sweet tooth, why not opt for Matcha Azuki? It's a Matcha Latte with a scoop ofazuki and a dollop of whipped cream sprinkled with Matcha tea.

Aki Café also offers you the chance to try their daïfukus with endadame (young soybean sprouts) or sakura (Japanese cherry blossom), as well as the pastries that have made Aki Boulangerie such a success, such as the Yuzu roll.

So, when can we go back?

Practical info
AkiCafé
75 rue Sainte-Anne
75002 Paris
Open Monday to Saturday
From 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Tel: 01 40 41 95 27

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