Yam'Tcha, Fine dining Asian restaurant in Les Halles, France.
Yam'Tcha is an upscale Asian restaurant in Paris's 1st arrondissement specializing in French-Asian fusion cuisine. The dining space feels intimate with golden walls, wooden tables, and an open kitchen that can be seen from the street.
The restaurant was established in 2009 after its founder worked in Hong Kong's kitchens and trained at other renowned establishments. Those experiences continue to shape the house philosophy and how French and Asian cooking techniques are blended together.
The restaurant's name comes from a Chinese term meaning 'drinking tea,' and the dining experience centers on a thoughtfully curated tea selection. Each tea is paired intentionally with the dishes served throughout the meal.
The restaurant is located on Rue Saint-Honoré and operates by reservation only, requiring advance contact before visiting. Service runs on select days each week, so planning ahead ensures you can secure a table.
The daily changing menu mixes surprising French and international ingredients with Asian techniques, such as cheese buns alongside shrimp crisps. These unexpected pairings show how different cooking traditions come together here.
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