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TRÂM 130
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Nearby attractions
Musée de poche
41 Rue de la Fontaine au Roi, 75011 Paris, France
The Trip - Escape Game Paris
72 Rue de la Folie Méricourt, 75011 Paris, France
Palais des Glaces
37 Rue du Faubourg du Temple, 75010 Paris, France
Square Jules-Ferry
1 Bd Jules Ferry, 75011 Paris, France
Atelier des Lumières
38 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Paris, France
Passerelle des Douanes
47 Quai de Valmy, 75010 Paris, France
Edith Piaf Museum
5 Rue Camille Crespin du Gast, 75011 Paris, France
Belleville Park
47 Rue des Couronnes, 75020 Paris, France
L'Italie à Paris
5bis Rue de la Fontaine au Roi, 75011 Paris, France
Cirque d'Hiver Bouglione
110 Rue Amelot, 75011 Paris, France
Nearby restaurants
SCHMOUTZ
130 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Paris, France
Restaurant les Fabricants
61 Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 75011 Paris, France
The Hood
80 Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 75011 Paris, France
Alluma
151 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Paris, France
PanoPano (ex: Panorama)
153 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Paris, France
Nonette Bánh Mì & Donuts
71 Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 75011 Paris, France
L'Homme Bleu
55 Bis Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 75011 Paris, France
Les Fondus de la Raclette
107 Ave Parmentier, 75011 Paris, France
Au Chat Noir
76 Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 75011 Paris, France
Le Myrobolant
140 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Paris, France
Nearby hotels
Hotel Leonard De Vinci
22 Rue des Trois Bornes, 75011 Paris, France
LA NOUVELLE RÉPUBLIQUE BOUTIQUE HOTEL
9 Rue Moret, 75011 Paris, France
Hôtel HOR Les Lumières
39 Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 75011 Paris, France
Cosmos Hôtel Paris
35 Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 75011 Paris, France
Hôtel International.
6 Rue Auguste Barbier, 75011 Paris, France
Novotel Paris 20 Belleville
64 74 Bd de Belleville, 75020 Paris, France
Les Rebelles
65 Bd de Belleville, 75011 Paris, France
Hôtel Verlain
97 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Paris, France
Luna Park Hôtel
1 Rue Jacquard, 75011 Paris, France
Citadines République Paris
75 bis Ave Parmentier, 75011 Paris, France
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TRÂM 130

130 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 Paris, France
4.8(237)
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attractions: Musée de poche, The Trip - Escape Game Paris, Palais des Glaces, Square Jules-Ferry, Atelier des Lumières, Passerelle des Douanes, Edith Piaf Museum, Belleville Park, L'Italie à Paris, Cirque d'Hiver Bouglione, restaurants: SCHMOUTZ, Restaurant les Fabricants, The Hood, Alluma, PanoPano (ex: Panorama), Nonette Bánh Mì & Donuts, L'Homme Bleu, Les Fondus de la Raclette, Au Chat Noir, Le Myrobolant
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Featured dishes

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Vichyssoise & Poireaux Brûlés
Straciatella, crème de cresson, estragon
Tatin D'echalottes - $14
Caramélisées au vinaigre de shiso, crème d'amande, jus réduit acidulé, gel ail noir
Crudo De Daurade Et Crevette
Rhubarbe en pickles, œuf de truite et huile pimentée, chips de riz
Os À Moelle
En goutière, tartare de bœuf aux herbes fraiches
Couteaux - $15
Cuits à la bière, beurre infusé ail et citronnelle, basilic thaï et citron vert

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Nearby attractions of TRÂM 130

Musée de poche

The Trip - Escape Game Paris

Palais des Glaces

Square Jules-Ferry

Atelier des Lumières

Passerelle des Douanes

Edith Piaf Museum

Belleville Park

L'Italie à Paris

Cirque d'Hiver Bouglione

Musée de poche

Musée de poche

4.4

(66)

Open 24 hours
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The Trip - Escape Game Paris

The Trip - Escape Game Paris

4.8

(349)

Open 24 hours
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Palais des Glaces

Palais des Glaces

4.4

(1.0K)

Open 24 hours
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Square Jules-Ferry

Square Jules-Ferry

3.8

(310)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Cheese and wine tasting with Chef Alex
Cheese and wine tasting with Chef Alex
Mon, Dec 8 • 2:00 PM
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No Diet Club - Unique local food - Canal St Martin
No Diet Club - Unique local food - Canal St Martin
Sun, Dec 7 • 12:00 PM
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Create your own signature fragrance in Paris
Create your own signature fragrance in Paris
Mon, Dec 8 • 5:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of TRÂM 130

SCHMOUTZ

Restaurant les Fabricants

The Hood

Alluma

PanoPano (ex: Panorama)

Nonette Bánh Mì & Donuts

L'Homme Bleu

Les Fondus de la Raclette

Au Chat Noir

Le Myrobolant

SCHMOUTZ

SCHMOUTZ

4.8

(257)

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Restaurant les Fabricants

Restaurant les Fabricants

4.5

(1.1K)

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The Hood

The Hood

4.6

(881)

$$

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Alluma

Alluma

4.8

(286)

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What's Been on My Plate and in My Glass in Paris Lately 🍴🧑‍🍳🍷☕️
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We came for dinner on a date and focused on the starters, which felt more interesting than the mains. The only main we tried was the sea bass lá lốt, which was excellent — perfectly cooked with a smoky, distinctive flavor from the leaf that really hits home. The beef tartare served in bone marrow was also tasty and well-seasoned. The razor clams were enjoyable but arrived a lukewarm and could have used more spice and heat. The chicken wings in nước mắm, while good, were very close to the traditional Vietnamese version — salty, umami and but (may be?) too sweet and sticky — without much reinterpretation compared to the other dishes. Service was friendly, though there was some waiting and a couple of small mix-ups. Portions are a bit more generous than other Paris neo-bistros, but prices remain on the higher side. The wine list is well chosen, and the atmosphere feels more like a modern wine bar with strong, identity-driven dishes to share. Overall, Trâm 130 delivers a very personal cuisine, rooted in Vietnamese/ South-East & East Asian flavors with a Parisian bistro twist. Not every dish is perfect, but the chef’s vision is there, with plenty of personality and potential. I’ll happily come back to see how it evolves — and it’s great to see a new generation of chefs of Vietnamese heritage bringing modern author’s cuisine to Paris. Go Priscilla.
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A distinct personality and a vibrant, art forward take on asian fusion. Here, familiar flavors are filtered through a bold lens, resulting in dishes that are both pleasing to the palate and decidedly unique. The interiors mirror that same spirit: unique, appealing, and stylish, and reflective of a kitchen where the quality of the ingredients and the precision of the execution are the twin pillars of its success. The meal opens with crisp green beans. Instead of the usual garlic-and-salt routine, they arrive tangled in a mix of tart, crunchy, and savory components. The sea bream and prawn crudo dazzles both in presentation and taste, arriving covered in a delicate rice crisp. A drizzle of spicy oil gives it a gentle kick. It’s playful and elegant. The chicken wings are pure addiction. Sweet, spicy, and smoky, punctuated by fresh chilies. The kind of thing you swear you’ll stop eating to leave room for other dishes but never do. The bone marrow, topped with fresh beef tartare, is meaty and indulgent, a double-hit of protein, an interplay of texture and flavor. Every dish feels deliberate, inventive, and assured. Tram 130 feels like it has its own distinct voice. A destination where technique, creativity, and flavor meet.
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We came for dinner on a date and focused on the starters, which felt more interesting than the mains. The only main we tried was the sea bass lá lốt, which was excellent — perfectly cooked with a smoky, distinctive flavor from the leaf that really hits home. The beef tartare served in bone marrow was also tasty and well-seasoned. The razor clams were enjoyable but arrived a lukewarm and could have used more spice and heat. The chicken wings in nước mắm, while good, were very close to the traditional Vietnamese version — salty, umami and but (may be?) too sweet and sticky — without much reinterpretation compared to the other dishes. Service was friendly, though there was some waiting and a couple of small mix-ups. Portions are a bit more generous than other Paris neo-bistros, but prices remain on the higher side. The wine list is well chosen, and the atmosphere feels more like a modern wine bar with strong, identity-driven dishes to share. Overall, Trâm 130 delivers a very personal cuisine, rooted in Vietnamese/ South-East & East Asian flavors with a Parisian bistro twist. Not every dish is perfect, but the chef’s vision is there, with plenty of personality and potential. I’ll happily come back to see how it evolves — and it’s great to see a new generation of chefs of Vietnamese heritage bringing modern author’s cuisine to Paris. Go Priscilla.
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A distinct personality and a vibrant, art forward take on asian fusion. Here, familiar flavors are filtered through a bold lens, resulting in dishes that are both pleasing to the palate and decidedly unique. The interiors mirror that same spirit: unique, appealing, and stylish, and reflective of a kitchen where the quality of the ingredients and the precision of the execution are the twin pillars of its success. The meal opens with crisp green beans. Instead of the usual garlic-and-salt routine, they arrive tangled in a mix of tart, crunchy, and savory components. The sea bream and prawn crudo dazzles both in presentation and taste, arriving covered in a delicate rice crisp. A drizzle of spicy oil gives it a gentle kick. It’s playful and elegant. The chicken wings are pure addiction. Sweet, spicy, and smoky, punctuated by fresh chilies. The kind of thing you swear you’ll stop eating to leave room for other dishes but never do. The bone marrow, topped with fresh beef tartare, is meaty and indulgent, a double-hit of protein, an interplay of texture and flavor. Every dish feels deliberate, inventive, and assured. Tram 130 feels like it has its own distinct voice. A destination where technique, creativity, and flavor meet.
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4.8
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5.0
12w

We came for dinner on a date and focused on the starters, which felt more interesting than the mains. The only main we tried was the sea bass lá lốt, which was excellent — perfectly cooked with a smoky, distinctive flavor from the leaf that really hits home. The beef tartare served in bone marrow was also tasty and well-seasoned. The razor clams were enjoyable but arrived a lukewarm and could have used more spice and heat. The chicken wings in nước mắm, while good, were very close to the traditional Vietnamese version — salty, umami and but (may be?) too sweet and sticky — without much reinterpretation compared to the other dishes.

Service was friendly, though there was some waiting and a couple of small mix-ups. Portions are a bit more generous than other Paris neo-bistros, but prices remain on the higher side. The wine list is well chosen, and the atmosphere feels more like a modern wine bar with strong, identity-driven dishes to share.

Overall, Trâm 130 delivers a very personal cuisine, rooted in Vietnamese/ South-East & East Asian flavors with a Parisian bistro twist. Not every dish is perfect, but the chef’s vision is there, with plenty of personality and potential. I’ll happily come back to see how it evolves — and it’s great to see a new generation of chefs of Vietnamese heritage bringing modern author’s cuisine to...

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4.0
7w

A distinct personality and a vibrant, art forward take on asian fusion. Here, familiar flavors are filtered through a bold lens, resulting in dishes that are both pleasing to the palate and decidedly unique. The interiors mirror that same spirit: unique, appealing, and stylish, and reflective of a kitchen where the quality of the ingredients and the precision of the execution are the twin pillars of its success.

The meal opens with crisp green beans. Instead of the usual garlic-and-salt routine, they arrive tangled in a mix of tart, crunchy, and savory components. The sea bream and prawn crudo dazzles both in presentation and taste, arriving covered in a delicate rice crisp. A drizzle of spicy oil gives it a gentle kick. It’s playful and elegant. The chicken wings are pure addiction. Sweet, spicy, and smoky, punctuated by fresh chilies. The kind of thing you swear you’ll stop eating to leave room for other dishes but never do. The bone marrow, topped with fresh beef tartare, is meaty and indulgent, a double-hit of protein, an interplay of texture and flavor. Every dish feels deliberate, inventive, and assured. Tram 130 feels like it has its own distinct voice. A destination where technique, creativity, and...

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5.0
1y

Retour dans le 11e arrondissement, entre République et Belleville, dans le quartier de la Folie-Méricourt, pour découvrir le restaurant fusion dont tout Paris se fait l’écho depuis juin 2024 : Trâm 130, du nom de sa cheffe Priscilla, jeune Française d’origine vietnamienne. La salle est petite mais bien agencée, tant pour le service que pour les clients, et donne directement sur la cuisine ouverte où tout se prépare sous nos yeux.

La carte des apéritifs est sommaire, je choisis un verre de vin, en l’occurrence un Terre de roche 2023 du domaine de la Sorbière, dans le Beaujolais. C’est un original chardonnay orange bio qui m’évoque à la fois le cidre normand et le vin jaune du Jura.

En entrée en matière, je commande un remarquable crudo de daurade et crevette, rhubarbe acidulée, chips de riz, œuf de truite et huile pimentée. Note : comme son nom l’indique en italien, un crudo est un plat cru. On retrouve dans cette superbe entrée les marqueurs du ceviche, mais condimenté à la vietnamienne, toutes les saveurs étant regroupées en monticule au centre du cratère d’un volcan éclaté, formé par de gigantesques chips de riz. On me précise qu’il faut enrouler et manger à la main, façon bánh xèo, mais comme je suis malhabile dans ce domaine, je préfère utiliser les couverts.

Le Margot 2023 du domaine Lampyres est un grenache noir carignan bio du Roussillon, fruité et très léger que l’on peut aussi boire en apéritif et qui aura le mérite de ne pas écraser de ses tanins la subtilité de ce dîner.

Une description attire mon œil et titille ma curiosité : ris de veau laqués sauce charsiu, toast brioché, pak choï, purée de piment et pêche. Je suis loin d’être déçu, ce plat est une pure merveille qui marie de façon inédite traditions française et asiatique. Les ris de veau, habituellement préparés entiers et pochés ou en béatilles dans une bouchée à la reine, sont ici servis laqués de sauce char siu et surplombent deux toasts briochés selon le principe du pain perdu ou du tournedos Rossini. La sauce char siu est une marinade qui se retrouve partout dans les rôtisseries et barbecues chinois et donne à la viande laquée une saveur caractéristique. De surcroît, l’accompagnement tout en finesse du pak choï (qu’on appelle en France chou chinois) et du confit de pêche pimenté apporte une touche sucrée salée en parfait accord avec l’ensemble.

Chocolatomane en puissance, je choisis le dessert intitulé sobrement : chocolat, trois textures. Il semble qu’il s’agisse de mousse, de crème et de tuile au chocolat, accompagnées d’une sorte de crumble. Quoi qu’il en soit, c’est absolument délicieux et régressif !

En substance, une addition d’environ 80 € largement justifiés par l’incroyable richesse de cette cuisine fusion parfaitement maîtrisée. J’ai hâte d’y retourner pour y tester d’autres plats (le fameux os à moelle en gouttière, par exemple). Courez-y sans hésiter, vous m’y...

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