Café Isaka

The most original and high-quality ice cream in Paris! If you’re curious and love discovering new flavors, this is the place to go. It was such a unique experience — the ice creams are handmade with top-quality ingredients, and you can truly taste the love and care in every bite. The staff is also incredibly kind and welcoming. As soon as I finished, I just wanted to come back and try more flavors. Bravo!

Their ice cream has the most incredible texture, and the flavors I have tested are all rich and authentic. I have tried: Matcha, Jasmin Green Tea, Pandan, and Big White Rabbit (the flavor of a Chinese candy; this one was pretty sweet, avoid if that’s not your vibe).

small place with selection of ice cream! we got the fried black sesame and matcha ice creams, very delicious, can recommend! there are a couple inside seatings:) in the summer there might be queque, so be prepared

The matcha ice cream was unreal!! And the service was friendly :)) They have some seasonal flavour ice cream too. When I went there they had oolong tea / peach flavour and some other interesting ones!

Really enjoyed the atmosphere. It was relaxed and welcoming. The staff were warm and friendly, which made the visit even better. I loved the mango ice cream, super refreshing! I usually enjoy ube, but the texture of this one was unexpectedly slimy, so I ended up tossing it. Still, I’d come back to try other flavors.

A small place. If you are a big group, better to order for take away. I tried the fried ice cream and it was good. I will come back again.

This Icecream Parlour offers a delightful twist on traditional flavors with their unique Asian-inspired selections like sesame, soy sauce, and pandan. We sampled the pandan, sesame, and matcha varieties, and each one was a delightful adventure for our taste buds. The flavors were fun and innovative, adding a refreshing twist to the classic ice cream experience. If you're looking to tantalize your taste buds with something new and exciting, Icecream Parlour is definitely worth a visit!

Hidden in a little street in the quartier Opera, looking at the name it seemed to be a Japanese cafe but I can’t really tell if it’s actually Korean? Anyway the atmosphere was great, calm and quiet, the place was fairly small, so were the seats and tables, so guess it’s more of a takeaway cafe. We ordered two latte, one was the ube latte coco, the other one I couldn’t remember… and also a passion fruit ice cream. They tasted very fresh and special, not the ordinary latte you would get from cafes. The passion fruit ice cream was tasty, seemed to be the real fruit. Next time I will try to order the fry ice cream.