Hayaku Cafe — Restaurant in Paris

Located within La Samaritain, basement.

Atmosphere was alright. I liked that they have large glass windows so the sunlight shines in.

Service wise, I wish I can rate zero. They charge an additional £2 for dine-in but I still get a beeper and collect my own food/drink from the counter. This is ridiculous. The guy at the cashier counter was unfriendly and looked as if he hates his job.

Food/ drink were equally bad. Matcha powder was not mixed well and I could taste balls of powder in my mouth while drinking. See the photos. Also, the pistachio flan was weird. The texture of the custard seemed as if they added too much starch and hence it jiggles. Taste of the crust and custard were meh.

Overall, a terrible experience. Obviously I will not be back. After two days, I’m still so mad about the £2 they charge for dine-in GRR And for terrible...

I had a very disappointing experience at Hayaku Cafe. Unfortunately, it stands out as one of the worst coffee shops in the area. The quality of the coffee was far below expectations, lacking both flavor and freshness. What made the visit even worse was the behavior of the staff. Their attitude was unprofessional, and their interactions with customers were strange and uncomfortable.

A coffee shop should be a welcoming place with good service and a pleasant atmosphere-Hayaku Cafe failed on all fronts. I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for a quality coffee experience or decent...

Found a quiet corner at Hayaku in La Samaritaine in Paris to escape the afternoon heat and give tired feet a break.

The bright counter and setup make it easy to pause and take in the lively space before heading back out.

Got an iced café moka. It’s a calm, welcoming break in the middle of Paris, perfect if you’re looking for a...