Restaurant Interior DesignGyoza Bar is a Fusion of Japanese Comic Graphics with Eye-Popping Colors

Gyoza Bar is a Fusion of Japanese Comic Graphics with Eye-Popping Colors

Gyoza Bar is a Fusion of Japanese Comic Graphics with Eye-Popping Colors

Project: Gyoza Bar
Architects: Alvin-T Studio
Project: Gyoza Bar
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Photography: Martin Westlake

A whimsical interpretation of a modern Japanese street food bar. In the hands of Alvin-T Studio, Gyoza bar is a made out of a fusion of Japanese comic-ky graphics with eye-popping colors. Many of the furniture were custom designed with a young and cheerful mood in mind. One of the highlights were the suspended lounge chair that gives a different experience eating in a restaurant.

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Screaming for attention is the main dining area which is in a form of a seating booth complimented with a gigantic Gyoza-shaped canopy woven with synthetic rattan. There are many symbolic references to Japanese culture, such as the coin-shaped partition in the private rooms, and custom prints wallpaper on the main wall. Overall the space echoes an idiosyncratic character that is contemporary Japanese fused with Indonesian touches.

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