Mia Mia Kitchen: the tasty fusion of China and Taiwan
In the heart of the 8th arrondissement, far from the tourist hubbub, lies Mia Mia Kitchen, a small Sino-Taiwanese canteen that plays the card of discreet chic. Here, there are no ornate ceiling mouldings, just homemade, generous and flavorful dishes, served in a cosy setting where every detail counts. With Xiahao, originally from Chongqing, and Théo, a Taiwanese native with a degree in 3D animation, cooking becomes a playground where authenticity and creativity pass the ball to one another.
A culinary journey between China and Taiwan
At Mia Mia Kitchen, the lunchboxes are kings. Each box is a concentration of balanced flavours designed for your immediate enjoyment. The marinated bulgogi grilled chicken melts in the mouth teriyaki beef gyudon and sesame cream combines smoothness and umami, and the zhajiang sauce tofu will appeal to even the most sceptics.
For fish lovers, order the eel with teriyaki sauce; it never disappoints.
When it comes to starters and daily specials, there is no shortage of surprises: fried prawns with yuzu sauce combining crunch and acidity, while the duck breast with orange or the creamy chicken breast are little works of culinary art to be savoured with a sparkling orange and basil infusion.
The desserts, such as the fig tart with raw cream, are well worth making room for before leaving the table. They are savoured accompanied by jasmine tea served in an adorable baby teapot.
Menus for all appetites
THE takeaway or eat-in bentos cost between €12.50 and €19, perfect for a quick yet tasty lunch. The starters and daily specials are more varied, ranging from €7 for appetisers to €25 for the more generous dishes.
With this formula, Mia Mia Kitchen successfully pulls off the challenge of offering sophisticated cuisine at an affordable price, remaining accessible to curious palates and neighbourhood regulars alike.
An ultra-polished decor and ambiance
The venue appeals as much for its food as for its setting. Beige wall hangings, small upcycled wooden tables, stylish crockery and refined decorative touches: Mia Mia Kitchen exudes a zen attitude and good taste. Here, you instantly feel at ease, enveloped in a bubble where soft music and incense create a soothing cocoon. A true haven for lovers of refined Asian cuisine and Parisian foodies in search of new discoveries.Why do we love it?
- Generous and perfectly balanced bentos
- A fusion of Chinese and Taiwanese expertise
- Original daily specials and starters at affordable prices
- A cosy atmosphere, tasteful decor and ultra-stylish tableware (perfect for sharing your experience on Instagram)
- Friendly and attentive service that makes you want to come back
Practical information
- Address: 10 rue Berryer, 75008 Paris
- Telephone: +33 9 88 39 74 42
- Opening hours: Every day (except Sunday) from 12:00 to 15:00 and from 18:00 to 21:00. Saturday from 18:30 to 21:00.
- Instagram: Miamiakitchen.paris
In short, Mia Mia Kitchen is the hidden gem of the 8th arrondissement for discovering refined Sino-Taiwanese flavours in a calm and stylish setting. Whether you come for a quick lunch, a cosy dinner or a bento to take away, you are sure to leave with a smile and a well-filled stomach.
