Learn more about Hanami Taiyaki
Hanami Taiyaki: The magic of taiyaki and matsuri in Paris
At Hanami Taiyaki, we reinvent the spirit of Japanese festivals in the heart of Paris. Located on Rue des Gravilliers in Le Marais, Hanami Taiyaki immerses you in a colorful world inspired by matsuri, surrounded by koi fish, lanterns, and kawaii treats. Let yourself be carried away by the aroma of freshly baked taiyaki and the enchanting décor reminiscent of Japan’s festive streets.
Our Mission
Bringing back the joyful, indulgent spirit of Japanese Hanami—every day of the year. At Hanami Taiyaki, every detail—from lanterns to koi fish to colorful treats—celebrates festivity, generosity, and wonder. Here, you bite into a warm taiyaki, sip a creative drink, and rediscover the magic of childhood, if only for a sweet or savory pause.
Our Commitments
-
Golden taiyaki made to order—sweet or savory—with a melting heart of mochi, red bean paste, or gooey cheese: the star delights of our counter.
Creative, colorful drinks (matcha latte, ube, iced coffee…) designed to combine visual pleasure with authentic Japanese flavors.
A festive, immersive atmosphere blending pop art, matsuri vibes, and kawaii aesthetics—for a fun, flavorful, and truly unique experience in Paris.
Why Choose Hanami Taiyaki?
Authenticity
At Hanami Taiyaki, every ingredient matters. Our matcha café latte is made with premium Japanese matcha—finely ground, with an intense, vegetal flavor—free from coloring and added sugar.
Inspiring Design
A mural, flying fish, a taiyaki lab, and vibrant Pop colors: here, the décor tells a story—the story of a dreamlike Japan, where street food meets sweetness.
Gourmet Pleasure
Soft, fluffy taiyaki, generous scoops of ice cream, and vibrant drinks with matcha or ube. Homemade recipes crafted for taste, surprise… and the perfect sweet moment.
Accessibility
Hanami Taiyaki welcomes you on Rue des Gravilliers, surrounded by museums, concept stores, and lively streets in the heart of Le Marais. A playful, gourmet break that’s easy to reach—right in the center of Paris.