The Hood – Singaporean Café, Brunch & Creative Dining in Paris

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Singaporean Bistro • Brunch • Chicken Rice • Pandan • Specialty Coffee • Paris 11

The Hood – Singaporean Café, Brunch & Creative Dining in Paris

The Hood Paris is an independent neighbourhood Singaporean bistro in the 11th arrondissement, bringing the flavours of Singapore and Southeast Asia into a relaxed Paris setting. Its signature Hainanese chicken rice, pandan, specialty coffee and natural wines sit alongside a seasonal menu, with the space evolving naturally from café and brunch territory into a convivial place for afternoon drinks and dinner.

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TLC Paris tip: If it is your first visit, the Hainanese chicken rice is the dish that best explains The Hood’s identity. But don’t overlook the drinks and sweeter side of the menu — pandan is one of the flavours that has helped define The Hood in Paris. The menu changes seasonally, so check the current selection before visiting.

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Asian–Western Fusion Done Right

A lively 11ᵉ café where Southeast Asian comfort food meets Paris brunch culture—coffee, bowls, skewers and sweets in one spot.

Weekend Brunch (11:00–16:00)

Brunch built around paratha & curry, satay, nasi lemak and chicken rice—plus rotating specials.

Signature Staples

Chicken rice, nasi lemak, laksa, kaya toast and satay are the “come back for it” classics.

Specialty Coffee + Sweet Treats

A proper coffee shop at heart—great espresso and filter, plus a pandan cake moment for dessert lovers.

Oberkampf Neighbourhood Energy

Right in the heart of Paris 11: perfect for a brunch-to-bars day around Oberkampf and Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud.

With TLC Paris Concierge, The Hood is an easy anchor for a full Paris 11 day: brunch, indie shopping, then cocktails around Oberkampf.

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Address, Contact & Map+

The Hood Paris — Fusion Brunch & Bistro

80 Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 75011 Paris

Phone: +33 (0)1 43 57 64 47

Email: info@thehoodparis.com

Website: thehoodparis.com ↗

Reservations: Info & hours ↗ · Brunch menu: PDF ↗ · Instagram: @thehoodparis ↗

Brunch & Menu Highlights+

The Hood is a fusion café where Southeast Asian flavours meet Paris brunch culture—great for sharing plates, comfort bowls and coffee.

  • Weekend Brunch (Sat–Sun, 11:00–16:00): paratha + curry, satay, then mains like nasi lemak (fried chicken or tofu), chicken rice (roasted/poached), plus “plat du moment”.
  • House favourites: laksa, kaya toast, satay, and classic rice bowls.
  • Sweets: pandan cake is a signature.

See the latest menu PDF: latest menu ↗

Specialty Coffee & Drinks+

Coffee shop energy by day: espresso-based drinks and filter coffee, plus iced drinks and Southeast-Asian-style specials depending on season (think tea-based drinks like teh tarik when it’s on).

Tip: If you’re coming for brunch, start with a coffee and split mains—portions are built for sharing.

Dinner & “Asian Apéro” Vibes+

In the evening, The Hood leans more bistro: shareable plates, comforting bowls and seasonal specials inspired by Singapore/Vietnam roots and French produce.

Ideal for a casual dinner before/after drinks in Oberkampf.

Hours & Access+

Typical hours (as listed on the site):

  • Weekdays: 09:00–15:00 & 18:30–22:00
  • Weekend: 09:00–22:00

Métro nearby: Couronnes (Line 2), Parmentier (Line 3), Oberkampf (Line 5).

Always double-check hours on their site/Instagram for holiday changes.

Bonne journée / TLC Paris Tip+
  • Go for a “mix & match” table: satay + curry paratha starter, then split chicken rice + nasi lemak.
  • Weekend brunch is popular—arrive close to 11:00 for the easiest seating.
  • TLC Paris Concierge can pair The Hood with a Rue Oberkampf bar crawl, indie shops and a late walk to Canal Saint-Martin.
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Singaporean Bistro, Hainanese Chicken Rice, Pandan, Weekend Brunch, Natural Wine & Specialty Coffee

The Hood – Singaporean Café, Brunch & Creative Dining in Paris

The Hood is an independent neighbourhood bistro in Paris 11th rooted in Singaporean and Southeast Asian food culture. Opened in 2016, it has become particularly known for its Hainanese chicken rice and pandan creations, alongside seasonal plates, weekend brunch, natural wines and specialty coffee. Come for a casual meal, stay for coffee or drinks, and expect a warm community-minded address where Paris and Southeast Asia meet.

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Singaporean food, Hainanese chicken rice, Southeast Asian flavours, pandan, weekend brunch, specialty coffee, natural wine & relaxed neighbourhood dining
Chicken Rice
The signature Hainanese chicken rice pairs gently poached French yellow chicken with aromatic stock-cooked rice, broth and three house sauces: chilli, ginger-garlic and sweet dark soy
Home Of Pandan
Pandan has become one of The Hood’s defining flavours, appearing across dishes, drinks, desserts and baked creations rather than being treated simply as an occasional novelty
Singapore In Paris
The cooking draws particularly from Singaporean and wider Southeast Asian food cultures, interpreted in Paris with French craft and a mix of local and international ingredients
Weekend Brunch
Weekends start earlier and flow continuously through the day, making The Hood an easy brunch or late-lunch address without limiting the restaurant to a conventional brunch-only format
Specialty Coffee
Coffee has been part of The Hood’s identity since the beginning, with specialty coffee, dirty chai and other drinks available alongside food throughout the day
Natural Wine
The Hood’s current bistro identity also includes natural wine, creating an easy transition from daytime café and lunch stop to apéritif and casual evening dining
More Than A Restaurant
Dinners, pop-ups and collaborations with chefs, artists and creatives have helped turn The Hood into a cultural meeting point connecting contemporary Southeast Asia with Paris
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TLC Paris Concierge note: If it’s your first visit, start with the chicken rice — it has been The Hood’s signature since its earliest days. Pandan is the other flavour to look for across the menu. The restaurant now operates as much more than a brunch café, with continuous service, specialty coffee and natural wine making it equally useful for lunch, an afternoon stop or relaxed dinner. Menus change seasonally, so check the current selection before visiting.

The Hood – Singaporean Food, Brunch & Neighbourhood Dining in Paris 11th

Located at 80 Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud in Paris’s 11ᵉ arrondissement, The Hood is an independent neighbourhood bistro rooted in Singaporean and Southeast Asian food culture. Opened in 2016, the restaurant has developed an identity that moves easily between casual dining, specialty coffee, natural wine and weekend brunch — bringing the flavours and convivial food culture of Southeast Asia into a contemporary Paris setting.

One of the signatures is Hainanese chicken rice, a dish closely associated with Singapore and a defining part of The Hood since its early days. French yellow chicken is gently poached and served with aromatic rice cooked in stock, broth and three house sauces — chilli, ginger-garlic and sweet dark soy. The wider menu changes with the seasons, drawing on Singaporean and Southeast Asian flavours while making use of French produce and culinary craft.

Another ingredient to look for is pandan. The aromatic tropical leaf has become closely associated with The Hood and appears across changing dishes, drinks, desserts and baked creations. Alongside the food, specialty coffee remains an important part of the address, while natural wines give the restaurant a different character later in the day. At weekends, earlier opening and continuous service make The Hood particularly easy to visit for brunch or a relaxed late lunch.

The Hood sits within one of eastern Paris’s liveliest food and nightlife neighbourhoods. Nearby Rue Oberkampf is known for its restaurants, bars and evening energy, while the surrounding streets of the 11th are filled with independent cafés, bakeries and small creative businesses. Square Maurice Gardette offers a quieter green pause nearby, and Atelier des Lumières can easily be combined with the neighbourhood for a longer cultural visit.

The Hood has also grown beyond the conventional idea of a restaurant or brunch café. Collaborations, dinners and creative projects have helped establish it as a meeting point between contemporary Southeast Asian culture and Paris, while its relaxed neighbourhood atmosphere keeps the experience informal. It works just as naturally for chicken rice at lunch as it does for coffee in the afternoon, natural wine and dinner, or a leisurely weekend brunch.

TLC Paris Concierge: For a first visit, start with the chicken rice and look for pandan among the current creations. Don’t think of The Hood only as a brunch address — its Singaporean cooking, specialty coffee and natural-wine identity make it worth considering throughout the day. Menus change, so check the current selection before visiting.