Le Tê
Franco-Taiwanese Tea House
41 bis rue de Montpensier — 75001 Paris
Mon–Sun • 12pm–8:45pm
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MAISON LE TÊ
Franco-Taiwanese Table
136 rue Saint-Maur — 75011 Paris
Every day • 11am–10:30pm
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Le Te and MAISON LE TE are two Franco-Taiwanese addresses celebrating Taiwan's culinary richness in two distinct Parisian neighborhoods. Founded by Hsuan-Hsuan Chang, originally from Taipei and an ESCP Business School graduate, these establishments offer an experience that goes beyond simple dining. It is an invitation to discover the flavors, aromas, and rituals of Taiwanese tea, fused with the craftsmanship and elegance of French gastronomy.
Le Te, your Taiwanese tea house near the Palais-Royal
Located at 41 bis rue de Montpensier in the 1st arrondissement, Le Te is a Franco-Taiwanese tea house where every drink tells a story. Teas come directly from Taiwanese producers selected for the quality of their high-altitude leaves. High Mountain Oolong, Sun Moon Lake black tea, jasmine and osmanthus floral teas: each variety offers a unique aromatic palette. The artisan bubble teas on the menu are made to order with on-site cooked tapioca pearls, fresh milk, and homemade syrups. Accessible via Palais Royal - Musee du Louvre metro (lines 1 and 7) or Pyramides (lines 7 and 14), Le Te welcomes visitors every day of the week.
MAISON LE TE, Franco-Taiwanese table and brunch in the 11th arrondissement
At 136 rue Saint-Maur in the 11th arrondissement, MAISON LE TE reinvents Taiwanese street food in a warm setting. Generous onigiris, revisited Taiwanese plates, balanced lunch sets, and signature tea-infused cocktails make up a menu designed for every craving. On weekends and weekdays alike, MAISON LE TE offers a creative brunch blending sweet and savory Taiwanese-inspired flavors. The restaurant is open daily from 11am to 10:30pm, near Goncourt (line 11) and Parmentier (line 3) metro stations.
A responsible approach driven by a passion for tea
Fusion Flavors Hospitality Group, the parent company of Le Te and MAISON LE TE, places quality and sustainability at the heart of its commitments. Biodegradable packaging and wheat straws replace plastic, while ingredients are selected for their freshness and provenance. Taiwanese teas are imported through short supply chains from family-run farms known for their ancestral expertise.
To discover the full story of our establishments and our founder, visit our About page. For any questions, our team is at your service via our Contact page.
Taiwanese cuisine is one of the most diverse in Asia, and Paris now has two dedicated addresses for its discovery. Whether you are a tea lover, curious about new flavors, or simply looking for an original brunch in the 11th, Le Te and MAISON LE TE welcome you with the same passion and commitment to quality.
Explore our guides for more: best bubble tea in Paris, our selection of Parisian tea houses, or the brunch guide for the 11th arrondissement.
Frequently asked questions about our venues
Le Tê is located at 41 bis rue de Montpensier in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, steps from the Palais-Royal. MAISON LE TÊ is at 136 rue Saint-Maur in the 11th arrondissement, Oberkampf area. Both are easily accessible by metro.
Le Tê is open daily from 12pm to 8:45pm (until 9:45pm on Friday and Saturday, and from 11am on Saturday). MAISON LE TÊ is open daily from 11am to 10:30pm.
Yes, Le Tê offers delivery through Uber Eats and Deliveroo. You can also find anti-waste offers on Too Good To Go. Takeaway orders are also available in-store.
Le Tê is the first Franco-Taiwanese tea house in Paris. It features premium high mountain Taiwanese teas (Oolong, Sun Moon Lake), artisan bubble tea made to order with fresh ingredients, and homemade treats. Its Palais-Royal location and sustainability commitment (biodegradable packaging, wheat straws) make it a unique destination.
MAISON LE TÊ offers its full menu every day, including brunch options with savory and sweet Taiwanese-inspired dishes. The menu features onigiris, Taiwanese plates, lunch sets, and signature tea-infused cocktails.
Yes, Le Tê has a digital loyalty card program. You earn points with every purchase and enjoy exclusive rewards. Gift cards are also available to share the Le Tê experience with friends and family.