Asian Restaurants

TANPOPO Japanese Restaurant by TRAIL [practice]

Project • By TRAIL [practice] • Restaurants

TANPOPO

Tanpopo is the Japanese word for the dandelion plant and the title of a cult Japanese film from 1985 that follows the story of a young mother who takes lessons from a truck driver on how to make the perfect ramen. It is also a Japanese restaurant located behind Klafthmonos Square, where food is served in a casual atmosphere and a canteen-like setting that directly engages with the sidewalk. Margarita Yoko Nikitaki Margarita Yoko Nikitaki Margarita Yoko Nikitaki Margarita Yoko Nikitaki The design intention of Trail Practice was to blur the boundaries between public and private, bringing the action (of cooking) into continuous interaction with passersby. Spatially, this translated to positioning the food preparation area... More

Courtesy of Kaito Ramen

Project • By Golucci Interior Architects • Restaurants

KAITO Ramen

Golucci team is pleased to announce the opening of our latest project, the Japanese ramen restaurant "KAITO," located in the heart of Luxembourg City. Inspired by the vibrant streets of Tokyo's Shinjuku district, "KAITO" embodies youthful elements and themes from Japanese manga. KAITO specialize in serving authentic Tokyo-style ramen, providing customers with a genuine taste of Japan. Courtesy of Kaito Ramen Courtesy of Kaito Ramen Courtesy of Kaito Ramen Courtesy of Kaito Ramen Courtesy of Kaito Ramen Courtesy of Kaito Ramen We believe "KAITO" will become a new gathering place for young people in Luxembourg, offering not only delicious dining but also an ideal setting to experience Japanese culture. We invite... More

Courtesy of The Peninsula

Project • By Zanghellini & Holt Associates • Restaurants

The Verandah, The Peninsula Hong Kong

While The Verandah pays homage to The Peninsula’s legacy, it does so with a modern interpretation of colonial luxury. The juxtaposition of heritage design elements with subtle contemporary interventions results in an interior that is at once nostalgic and forward-thinking—a space where history and innovation coexist harmoniously. Caption By reimagining colonial elegance through a restrained yet opulent material palette, precise detailing, and a commitment to timeless craftsmanship, The Verandah continues to set the standard for fine dining within one of the world's most iconic hotels. The result is an architectural and interior design masterpiece—one that embodies the quiet grandeur and hospitality excellence for whi... More

Courtesy of The GAR

Project • By Zanghellini & Holt Associates • Restaurants

The Gar, Shenzhen

Located within the Shahe Golf Club in Shenzhen, The Gar is a dim sum restaurant that reinterprets the classic English club aesthetic through a contemporary lens. Designed to offer an atmosphere of understated luxury, the space carefully balances tradition and modernity, blending rich materiality with refined architectural detailing. The result is a dining experience that is both intimate and grand, a quiet retreat within the bustling technological hub of China’s Silicon Valley. Caption Concept & Design ApproachThe design of The Gar is deeply rooted in the heritage of English clubs, with their emphasis on craftsmanship, material depth, and spatial hierarchy. Drawing from this legacy, the restaurant integrates a palette of ric... More

Soledad Sambiasi

Project • By Zanghellini & Holt Associates • Bars

Landau's, Hong Kong

Landau’s bridges the gap between chic European ambiance and the vibrant urban fabric of Wanchai, Hong Kong. Designed with a focus on craftsmanship and spatial duality, the project celebrates heritage while addressing the evolving demands of the modern and competitive asian hospitality scene. Soledad Sambiasi Hong Kong’s network of elevated walkways shapes the city’s urban experience, seamlessly linking buildings, shopping districts, and dining destinations. These pedestrian bridges blur the lines between public and private space, creating dynamic street-level interactions. At Landau’s, the elevated walkway enhances accessibility while offering a unique vantage point. The façade and terrace engage with pa... More