Where to eat · Pan-Asian small plates · €€ · 11e · Oberkampf & Bastille
Double Dragon
The Levha sisters' looser, cheaper counterpart to Le Servan, working pan-Asian flavours at small-plate prices and holding a Bib Gourmand for it. Begin with the bao au Comté and XO sauce, then a fried rice with real chilli behind it.
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No-frills, often loud and busy; come early or expect to wait, and order across the menu to share.
Getting there
- Rue Saint-Maur3190 m · 4 min walk
- Saint-Ambroise9450 m · 8 min walk
- Parmentier3490 m · 9 min walk
Within a few minutes' walk
- Atelier des LumièresImmersive digital-art centre€€ · 2 minA 19th-century iron foundry where 140 projectors throw paintings across the walls and floor in roughly half-hour cycles, the programme rotating between Renaissance masters and modern names. A short, deliberately enveloping spectacle rather than a museum.
- Le ServanBistronomie€€ · 4 minTatiana and Katia Levha run a corner room where French cooking picks up Filipino and Indonesian inflections without announcing them. The blood-sausage wontons and the raw sardines on brioche with smoked-chilli butter are the dishes people come back for.
- Le Perchoir MénilmontantRooftop bar€€ · 7 minThe original Perchoir rooftop, on a former industrial building, with a 360° skyline that's best as the sun drops behind Sacré-Cœur.
- Le Salon MiyanisAlgerian / Kabyle couscous€ · 10 minA Kabyle kitchen on the Ménilmontant boulevard turning out couscous, tagines, chorba and grilled skewers at prices that read like a typo — the royal, with its three meats, lands under fifteen euros. Plain room, warm service, no pretense.
- ChambellandGluten-free bakery€€ · 10 minA fully gluten-free bakery and tea room off Oberkampf, milling its own rice and buckwheat flour, which is why coeliacs treat it as a pilgrimage. The rice-flour focaccia and the small chambelline loaves are the things to order; there is a proper salon with courtyard seating.
- Pierre Sang in OberkampfFrench-Korean (blind tasting)€€ · 11 minPierre Sang Boyer cooks a no-menu, French-Korean tasting at an open counter and tells you what you ate only afterward. The €25 three-course lunch is a fair price for the format, with bo ssam and bibimbap motifs surfacing through the courses.
Where to stay near Double Dragon
- Hôtel La Nouvelle République & HammamDesign hotel & hammam€€ · 9 minA design three-star on a side street in the triangle between République, Oberkampf and Bastille, with a hammam in the basement and rooms tuned for quiet — a calm room in a noisy quarter.
- Hôtel FabricBoutique hotel€€ · 10 minA textile workshop turned 33-room hotel off Oberkampf, where the conversion left the brick, iron columns and factory glazing in plain sight. A steam room, a small gym and an honesty bar, minutes from République and the rue Oberkampf bars.
- The People Paris BellevilleDesign hostel€ · 16 minAn art-deco social hostel in multicultural Belleville with a rooftop terrace and a live-music bar downstairs — the easy budget pick if you want to meet people.
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The district · 11e
Oberkampf & Bastille — The going-out districtNo monuments to speak of, which is the point: the 11th is where Paris eats and drinks at night — natural-wine bars, neo-bistros, and the Oberkampf and Rue de Lappe nightlife. Bastille and the Marché d'Aligre edge sit inside it.
Best for: Anyone whose trip is built around dinner and a drink afterward.
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