Thai restaurant design

Visitors to a Thai grocery store in one a Hong Kong shopping centres will get more than they bargained for at speakeasy restaurant Mak Mak.

Critic Robert Sietsema enjoys tart tom yum noodles and catches a glimpse of an impressive dining room

Every corner of this Thai restaurant, designed by Sarah Sham of Essajees Atelier is punctuated by greenery, colours and a general ‘happy’ vibe

Image 12 of 19 from gallery of Spicy NoSpicy Restaurant / YOD Group. Photograph by Andriy Bezuglov

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Recessed arches, free-standing stone plinths and hanging rooftop plants are designed to recall the ancient cities inside the Babylon restaurant in Sydney.

A new crop of Thai restaurants is perfecting well-known specialties while also introducing Denverites to less-common dishes in the city.

Image 10 of 24 from gallery of LAH! Restaurant / IlmioDesign. Photograph by Usio Davila

Yamasen Japanese Restaurant has a designed large roof in order to avoid the existing five trees around the site. There is also a number of shops gathers under this large roof, providing a comfortable and perfect place for the people to gather. This restaurant is not an ordinary place to enjoy food and drink but also a place to socialize with others.

Image 3 of 30 from gallery of Inbetween A Thai Street / J.C. Architecture. Photograph by Kuo-Min Lee