KAPÉ - Café philippin

I visited Kappé in Paris to try the trending “ube”, and it was a lovely experience! It’s a small café with really nice decoration and a cozy atmosphere. We tried the ube milk it was refreshing, tasty, and definitely worth it. We also had the ube crinkle cookie: it wasn’t bad, but not something I would personally crave. Finally, we tried the ube soft serve, which was good. Overall, a great spot if you’re curious about ube and want a chill café experience!

Visited this Filipino cafe with specialty in sweet potato, their ube latte tasted good and the pandezal bread was amazing, it was soft and chewy, the garlic butter suits it very well!

Great decor, prices, service It was my first ube latte, and it tasted so good. Thank you, definitely don’t hesitate to try it 🍠☕️

A cozy spot! The bright decor really sets a happy vibe that makes you want to stick around. The staff was super friendly too, giving me lots of recommendations. You have to try the Pandesal—it’s got this amazing soft, mochi-like inside and a crisp crust. Paired with the fresh crema and jam, it’s honestly so tasty. I went for the Ube Latte since I don’t like super sweet drinks, and it was perfect. The ube flavor came through just enough without overpowering the coffee. The Ube Milk was a bit sweeter, with a nice hint of coconut and taro. And don’t skip the Ube soft-serve ice cream! It’s topped with coconut sprinkles, adding the perfect crunch, and goes so well with the Pandesal.

Love everything ube they have but my absolute favorite is the ube affogato !!! It is a must try specially if you have a sweet thooth like me.

The Adobo burger is a must try! The sauce brings out the flavor of the meat in the burger. It is a simple ad filling snack! The ube themed items in the menu is delicious as well! I will be back to try the other dishes. The service and atmosphere is great! Kudos!

Awesome place, to remember your trip in the Philippines or just to discover a bit about it. You ll have amazing Ube ice cream 🍨 with coffee ☕ (Ubeffogato) , and very tasty desserts. Kudos to the owners, 2 young amazing women who did a great job with the place. We love there 💕 Note : After taking your coffee and desserts there in the afternoon, go eat to their restaurant a bit further called Bobi to have very good Fillipino dishes like the Adobo, Bicol or Kare Kare 👍

The Paris coffee scene has exploded and is becoming saturated, so how can a shop stand out? Well, this one is a Filipino coffee shop featuring Ube coffee drinks - unique, colorful, and delicious! (Non Ube coffee was also good!) “Ube is a purple yam that is native to Southeast Asia and predominantly used in Filipino cuisine. This starchy tuber has a distinct purple-colored flesh that varies in shade and features a nutty, vanilla flavor. It is often used in desserts, from cakes to ice creams, to provide sweetness and color.” - the Internet