Fuwa Fuwa — Restaurant in Paris

Japanese soufflé pancakes are much taller and fluffier than American style pancakes, and a totally different texture and experience. If you are looking for a totally different food experience in Paris than the usual French cuisine, then Fuwa Fuwa is a great option. I usually come down to this area to buy Asian groceries and maybe grab a banh mi to eat. However, after noticing the long line waiting outside Fuwa Fuwa I went to check it out. They are very focused on making top quality soufflé pancakes and there are only around eight different ones to choose from. The Nutella pancakes and strawberry pancakes were amazing and well worth the wait in line. They don’t have many tables here so probably best to visit when you have some spare time and not in a rush. These pancakes are more of a dessert experience so I would not come here for lunch or dinner unless you have a serious sugar tooth to satisfy. I very much enjoyed my experience at Fuwa Fuwa, something fun and a new food...

Waited 20 minutes on a Sunday afternoon not too bad given you get to see the cooks at work. The pancakes are gorgeous and mouthwatering but curiously they were not as tasty as they looked. We had the mango and the matcha versions. Not sure if the chantilly wasnt sweetened and flavored perfectly or what but i have no desire to go back and try the others. I had souffle pancake in Seoul s korea and found that truly memorable but not this one. Im looking forward to competitors opening shops in Paris so i can sample other versions because i think this idea well executed is...

This was honestly the best pancake I’ve had in Paris! I’ve tried several places before, but this one really stood out — super fluffy and delicious. I also really enjoyed the matcha, it was well balanced and not too sweet.

The only downside is the size of the shop — it’s quite small, and there’s always a queue. You have to wait before being served, and the line can get long. It would be great if they could offer more space to accommodate the demand.

Still, the overall experience was really good, and I’ll definitely come back (hopefully at a...