Kapé, Paris

Celebrated table

Kapé

Jessica Gonzales and Aurélie Véchot bring Filipino flavors to Oberkampf following their success with Bobi. Specialty coffee meets ube treats, adobo buns, and homemade pandan syrups at this Le Fooding-listed spot.

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The story

Kapé: A Filipino Coffee Shop in Paris's Oberkampf

The founders and the mission

Jessica Gonzales and Aurélie Véchot established Kapé in Oberkampf after finding success with their Filipino restaurant, Bobi. Located at 17 Rue de Malte, this coffee shop serves as an introduction to Filipino cooking, offering everything from morning coffee to afternoon snacks. The quality of their approach caught the eye of Le Fooding, which added the venue to its 2026 list.

Signature drinks and savory bites

House-made syrups anchor the beverage program, where ube latte, pandan milk, and the latik latte pair with specialty roasts such as Mont Apo beans from Davao. Savory dishes offer a modern take on Filipino classics. The adobo dip stands out as a toasted potato bun filled with chicken or jackfruit, arugula, and atsara pickle. Salted pandesal provides another option, served with confit garlic butter. Sweet bites range from the purple ube cookie to steamed rice cakes called puto. All items reflect the kitchen's focus on authentic ingredients.

A digital-free environment

A relaxed atmosphere defines the interior. A ban on computers and tablets during afternoons and weekends encourages guests to put down their devices. Modernist barstools line the counter facing the open kitchen, fostering a communal vibe among patrons. The emphasis on connection extends to the retail corner, where customers can select packaged Filipino goodies from an épicerie section to enjoy later.

Recognition

Awards & accolades

2026
Le Fooding
Listed

Ambience

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Details

At a glance

Le Fooding 2026 — Listed
Cuisines Filipino
Services Breakfast, Kids friendly, Takeaway

History

On the record

2026
Le Fooding — Listed

It didn’t take long for Jessica Gonzales and Aurélie Véchot, the duo behind Bobi, to decide they wanted to open up their café in the Oberkampf neighborhood, with an idea you can really stick a fork into: to introduce people to Filipino food and drinks, from breakfast through snack time. Once seated on one of the modernist barstools across from the big open kitchen, make room for puto (rice cake steamed in a banana leaf with coconut jam) and the unusual (ultra)violet igname cookies, before digging into the savory little lunch dishes. Tested and approved the day we went, seated between a table full of girlfriends and a startupper whose nose was buried in his computer: pandesal, those miniature toasts topped with buttered chicharrón (grilled chicken skin); arroz caldo, a delicious warm brothy rice dish packed full of ginger, fried garlic, eggs and chicken; or even the adobo dip, the Philippines’ national dish revisited here as a big, colorful bun (arugula, pickled green papaya and carrots), available as both a vegetarian version (made with jackfruit) or with chicken. Keep the good times rolling with one or two silvanas, aka cashew dacquoise biscuits stuffed with Filipino chocolate mousse. And if your belly allows it, you might even leave with a few edible goodies to go, chosen from the tiny épicerie section. // Louisa Fly

Established

Location

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17 Rue de Malte, 75011 Paris, France
Paris, France
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