KOYA — Restaurant in Paris

26/08/25 Depuis mon premier avis, je viens très régulièrement le midi pour les onigiris. Tout est toujours super. CEPENDANT, les visites à partir de 18h sont très désagréables. Une amie m'a rejoint à 18h30. Quand elle commande, on lui indique "on va bientôt fermer.". 30 minutes, ce n'est pas bientôt. À peine dix minutes plus tard, une employée démarre la close: tabouret sur les tables, coup de balais, serpillière passée... je comprends que les employés souhaitent partir vite à 19h mais ce n'est pas agréable pour le client. Je ne parle pas du touriste à qui on a dit " we are closed" à 18h50 et la locale à qui on dit qu'elle peut etre servie en fonction de ce qu'elle veut.... pourquoi ouvrir jusqu'à 19h si la fin de service est à 18h30 ? C'est dommage.

A cute place to sip on a tea and eat a moffle. 10/10...

A very nice place but quite small and be prepared to queue a bit to order and be served. The waffles are very good but I didn't really find "the mochis" I didn't really make the difference with the classic waffles (even if the Koya ones are really good) I recommend the marcha one if not the caramel speculo one. As for the drink, I tried their matcha tea and I give it a 4 out of 5. It's a very good matcha tea, but it's still very strong, so don't forget to add a little sugar to it. Conclusion, it's a good little gourmet address but I didn't fall in love with it either. I didn't really find the singular character...

A friend took me to this charming and quaint coffee place and we had a wonderful time. Each of us indulged in one of their house special, the “moffle”, a delicious mix between a waffle and a mochi, and we loved it. It combines the crispy crust a of a regular waffle with the melty/chewy filling of a mochi. You can spice it up with a sirup, spread or ice cream topping from all sorts of Japanese tasty flavours (matcha, black sesame, soy) or more classic ones (chocolate, caramel, oreo). It’s as tasteful as original. I will come...