Japanese restaurant design
A list of the latest initiatives, items, and articles regarding Japanese restaurant design
Matsuko Quick Service
A historic, three-story mansion beside the Xihu Lake was converted into two different styles of Japanese restaurants. Since frequent visitors pass by, we decided to designate the first level as a fast-food-style restaurant with low prices and steady business. We can only alter the elevation a little because the first floor of this antique house has a shallow ceiling. Also, the space's design could be more atypical due to the intended programmes, making it challenging to draw visitors.
Ryoutei Asanoha
A historic, three-story mansion beside the Xihu Lake was converted into two different styles of Japanese restaurants. We designed a traditional Japanese restaurant with a serene ambience for the second and third floors. Because the restaurant's entrance is envisioned for the second level, a space with low ceilings, it is crucial to create visually appealing walls. We divided the classic ASANOHA design into two distinct geometric groups for the entrance wall; one layer has a diamond pattern, while the other has an equilateral triangle pattern. Restaurant Inchicore can identify it as ASANOHA in front of the wall, but it progressively moves outward.
Snow Peak North American HQ
With the theme "Let's reside outdoors, together," the new Snow Peak USA Flagship and Headquarters in Portland, Oregon, combines retail, restaurant, and office space. The design is founded on three guiding principles:
Leave the city behind and venture outside.
Cultivate a new language that is profoundly Japanese Restaurant Inchicore and Northwestern.
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