Salon de thé du centre culturel Pouya sur Paris

We had a great time at this cultural center, the infusions are very fragrant and varied, the young waiter is very helpful and friendly.

A place steeped in history, with immersive decor and delicious drinks you won't find anywhere else. 5/5

1 star for the setting 1 star for the pastries 1 star for the ice cream The main courses are not up to par at all and are excessively expensive. Okay for an afternoon snack...not for dinner.

Traditional Iranian centre to be

We visited during Nowruz (Iranian New Year), which made the experience feel really special. It wasn’t just an Iranian spot—it had a nice intercultural vibe. We tried a variety of teas and cookies. The space itself is cozy and inviting, perfect for relaxing and spending some time. While the cookies weren’t the best in terms of quality, the overall atmosphere made up for it. If you’re in the area, it’s definitely worth stopping by.

The teq wasn't hot enough and I didn't feel that it was tasty

The tea was absolutely delicious.

It was an Iranian cultural center near the Canal Saint-Martin that had a really nice atmosphere. We had a plate of pastries (3 euros), and each had an Iranian herbal tea (6 euros).

It's a good place and I really have to thank them, but it doesn't make me say no. We went there two or three times for a concert, and once in particular it was great, but each time there was a problem with the sound system, the weather was hot, and the back part of the hall was crowded and noisy, and it was practically impossible to enjoy the program. The last time we went with non-Iranian friends, and I personally felt ashamed of their time. While it is possible to set a capacity for the hall and sell tickets in advance. Even though there are empty places for such programs in Paris, we didn't want to go there anymore.

The setting is beautiful and the location is excellent. We ordered teas which were good but very expensive, around €7 for a large cup. We also ordered an assortment of biscuits and other treats, which were average, but reasonably priced. I didn't find the welcome warm or friendly, which is a shame in a cultural venue where interaction is important. I would love to visit this place during one of their events, like a concert, just out of curiosity.