Hong kong style restaurant

Design studio Atelieramo has completed a retro interior for the Bao Express restaurant in Paris, featuring celadon-green walls and curvaceous wooden booths.

Urbis Magazine on Instagram: "This delicious interior, designed by Kiwi expat Briar Hickling of @line___house, appears in the latest issue of Urbis. Now, the Cantonese restaurant, called John Anthony, has just been nominated as a finalist for ArchDaily's Building of the Year 2019. To cast your vote and help this fantastic space win, visit ArchDaily.com ⠀ ⁣⠀ @johnanthonyhk #interior #design #architecture #restaurant #dimsum #eatery #decor"

studio UNIT has realized the cross café in the sai ying pun neighborhood of hong kong, referencing the eclectic and disappearing street scene of the city.

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Reimagined by local firm dix design+architecture, iconic Cantonese restaurant Ho Lee Fook returns with a captivating and playful look inspired by old Hong Kong films The newly renovated Ho Lee Fuk in Central Soho Hong Kong on Elgin Street showcases the luxury new modern Chinese chic interior design

Image 1 of 34 from gallery of Little Bao at 72 Courtyard / JJA / Bespoke Architecture. Photograph by Ketsiree Wongwan

A few months after opening Bun House upstairs, husband and wife team Z He and Alex Peffly have opened Tea Room in the basement of the former Moroccan restaurant and hookah joint Maison Toureg in London’s Soho quarter. Both spaces – designed by He’s interiors studio Five Line Projects – are inspired by the classic cha chan tangs of 1960s Hong Kong: invariably, heaving, atmospheric cafés that are open at all hours, and feed a quickly rotating roster of customers with homey Cantonese fare.

Craving some Hong Kong-style comfort food? It doesn’t get heartier than the classic cart noodles! Head to one of these noodle hotspots for a tasty and wholesome bowl that will feel like a warm hug from the inside.

Crispy butter pineapple buns and French toast with condensed milk, honey and maple syrup are among the HK favourites on the menu at this fun neon-lit spot.