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 except Tue • 11am-10:30pm
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MAISON LE TÊ
Reinvented Taiwanese street food, gourmet brunches and signature cocktails in the 11th arrondissement.
In the heart of the 11th arrondissement, MAISON LE TÊ reinvents Taiwanese street food with passion. Creative brunches, homemade dishes and tea-inspired cocktails make up a menu that celebrates the culinary richness of Taiwan.
“Taiwanese street food, reimagined with passion.”
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The warm atmosphere of our restaurant, our homemade dishes and signature cocktails.
Taiwanese tea house and restaurant in the heart of Paris
Le Tê and MAISON Le Tê are two Franco-Taiwanese destinations that celebrate the harmony between Taiwanese cuisine and the French art de vivre. Founded by Hsuan-Hsuan, a Taipei native and ESCP Business School graduate, the two establishments offer an experience that extends far beyond dining. Guests are invited on a sensorial journey through the flavors, aromas, and rituals of Taiwanese tea, thoughtfully paired with the craftsmanship, refinement, and elegance of French gastronomy.
Le Tê, your Taiwanese tea house near the Palais-Royal
Located at 41 bis Rue de Montpensier in Paris's 1st arrondissement, Le Tê is a Franco-Taiwanese tea house where every drink tells a story. Its teas are sourced directly from carefully selected Taiwanese producers, renowned for the exceptional quality of their high-altitude harvests. From high-mountain oolong, Sun Moon Lake black tea to fragrant jasmine green tea, each variety reveals a distinctive aromatic profile that reflects the craftsmanship and unique terroirs of Taiwan.
The menu also showcases handcrafted bubble teas, made to order with freshly cooked tapioca pearls, fresh milk, and house-made syrups. Conveniently located just steps from Palais Royal–Musée du Louvre (Metro lines 1 and 7) and Pyramides (lines 7 and 14), Le Tê welcomes guests every day except Wednesday without reservations.
MAISON Le Tê, Franco-Taiwanese table and brunch in the 11th arrondissement
Located at 136 Rue Saint-Maur in Paris's 11th arrondissement, MAISON Le Tê celebrates the meeting of Taiwanese flavors and French craftsmanship. The menu features Taiwanese-inspired dishes with a French twist, dinner menus, and signature tea-infused cocktails, thoughtfully crafted to suit every moment of the day.
On both weekdays and weekends, MAISON Le Tê also serves a creative brunch, where sweet and savory flavors come together in a contemporary, indulgent interpretation of Taiwanese culinary traditions. Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m., except Tuesdays, the restaurant is conveniently located just a short walk from Goncourt (Metro Line 11) and Parmentier (Line 3).
Frequently asked questions about MAISON LE TÊ
MAISON LE TÊ serves Franco-Taiwanese cuisine where tea is at the heart of every dish. The menu includes reinvented Taiwanese street food, onigiris, lunch sets, brunch dishes, and signature tea-infused cocktails. Each recipe blends Taiwanese flavors with French culinary expertise.
MAISON LE TÊ operates on a walk-in basis. The restaurant is open daily except Tuesday from 11am to 10:30pm and welcomes guests for dine-in and takeaway. For specific requests, you can reach the team through the website's contact form.
MAISON LE TÊ is located at 136 rue Saint-Maur in the 11th arrondissement of Paris, in the Oberkampf neighborhood. The nearest metro stations are Goncourt (line 11) and Parmentier (line 3). Open daily except Tuesday from 11am to 10:30pm.
Yes, MAISON LE TÊ stands out for its signature cocktails infused with Taiwanese tea: the Matcha Gimlet Fizz (gin, matcha, lemon), the Oolong Sake Sour (sake, oolong tea, egg white), the Lady in Pink (gin, jasmine green tea, raspberry), the Lychee Iced-Tea (white rum, lychee, black tea) and the Sake Fizz. On the non-alcoholic side, the house Taiwanese teas are served in large format.
MAISON LE TÊ serves brunch every day except Tuesday, not just on weekends. It comes as a set menu combining food and beverages: a selection of open-faced toasts, sandwiches or fresh salads, paired with fluffy pancakes or indulgent French toast. The restaurant is open from 11am to 10:30pm, leaving a wide window to come at your own pace.
Yes, MAISON LE TÊ offers takeaway across its entire menu. You can place your order directly at the counter at 136 rue Saint-Maur, Paris 11th. All dishes are made to order using the same fresh ingredients as for dine-in service.
The MAISON LE TÊ menu blends brunch and Taiwanese cooking. Savory side: scrambled egg tartine with spring onion, mushroom tartine with a poached egg, gourmet tartines, a croque-madame revisited with Taiwanese flavors, shredded chicken salad and a Taiwanese fried chicken pancake. Sweet side: egg cakes, French toast and pancakes. On weekdays, the lunch formulas add grilled Pàng-Thuân as a starter and the plates: Taiwanese fried chicken, fried mushrooms, assiette gourmande, Lo Bah slow-braised pork, glazed chicken and beef with onions. For something sweet: egg cake, matcha chocolate and rice pudding.
From Oberkampf station (lines 5 and 9), it is about an 8-minute walk up rue Oberkampf then turning onto rue Saint-Maur. The closest stations are Goncourt (line 11, 5 min walk) and Parmentier (line 3, 7 min). The restaurant is at 136 rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Paris.
MAISON LE TÊ stands out from other brunches in the 11th arrondissement with its unique Franco-Taiwanese cuisine. Instead of a standard buffet, each plate is made to order with fresh ingredients. The combination of Taiwanese-inspired savory dishes and reimagined sweet creations offers an experience you cannot find anywhere else near Oberkampf. Brunch is available every day except Tuesday, not just on weekends.
Brunch at MAISON LE TÊ is served as a set menu combining food and beverages, so the price is clear from the start: expect 15 to 25 euros per person. On weekdays, lunch formulas start at 14.50 euros with two onigiri of your choice and a large-format tea. The full menu is available on site at 136 rue Saint-Maur.
MAISON LE TÊ, at 136 rue Saint-Maur in the 11th arrondissement, serves the house Taiwanese teas, brewed on site and offered in large format, notably within the lunch formulas. The restaurant is open every day except Tuesday, from 11am to 10:30pm, no reservation needed. For the full range of milk teas, toppings and adjustable sugar levels, the Le Tê tea house menu at the Palais-Royal covers it all.
Yes, the entire MAISON LE TÊ menu is available for takeaway, drinks included. Order directly at the counter at 136 rue Saint-Maur, Paris 11e, and leave with your drink made to order. Goncourt (line 11) and Parmentier (line 3) metro stations are a few minutes away on foot.