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Bangkok, Thailand
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Fuego
Bangkok, Thailand
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2022
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
At Fuego, Spanish and Japanese culinary traditions converge in a spectacular display of taste and presentation. The dishes, served in the traditional Spanish tapas style, feature premium Japanese ingredients, creating a unique gastronomic fusion. The restaurant, aptly named after the Spanish word for fire, incorporates this element not just in its main cooking process but also as a fundamental player in its interior design.
Upon entering Fuego, patrons are welcomed into a small foyer, a prelude to the immersive experience awaiting them. Moving deeper into the restaurant reveals the main dining room, characterized by a U-shaped bar and an open kitchen, where the fire-related cooking takes place. For those seeking a more intimate setting, a cozy seating nook offers a retreat designed for privacy.
A remarkable feature of Fuego is its wood walls, conceived to evoke the dynamic nature of flames and smoke during the cooking process. Drawing inspiration from Japanese food culture, the walls showcase the raw authenticity of premium Japanese ingredients. The use of reclaimed paduak wood, sourced from the owner's furniture factory, not only aligns with environmental sustainability but also brings a cost-effective and visually stunning element to the restaurant.
Fuego's design seamlessly weaves the vibrant and communal atmosphere of Spanish culture with the authenticity of Japanese culinary traditions. The open-plan layout encourages shared experiences among patrons, placing the open kitchen at the center of attention. A U-shaped bar surrounding the kitchen allows diners to witness the cooking process while enjoying the fusion dishes.The bulkhead ceiling above the kitchen, adorned with reflective materials and linear lighting, mimics the lively lights of a modern cityscape. This contrast, when combined with the wooden walls, creates a captivating blend of rustic charm and contemporary urban vibes, mirroring the restaurant's fusion nature.
Stone art walls, resembling the patterns of smoke, grace the foyer and seating nook, adding another layer to Fuego's design narrative. Specially designed by a local artist, these walls introduce a unique artwork into the restaurant, complementing and contrasting with the warm orange tones of the surrounding wood.
In conclusion, Fuego's interior design embodying the restaurant's unique characteristics. From the symbolic use of fire to the fusion of Spanish and Japanese elements, every detail has been carefully curated to represent the core concept of this culinary haven.
Upon entering Fuego, patrons are welcomed into a small foyer, a prelude to the immersive experience awaiting them. Moving deeper into the restaurant reveals the main dining room, characterized by a U-shaped bar and an open kitchen, where the fire-related cooking takes place. For those seeking a more intimate setting, a cozy seating nook offers a retreat designed for privacy.
A remarkable feature of Fuego is its wood walls, conceived to evoke the dynamic nature of flames and smoke during the cooking process. Drawing inspiration from Japanese food culture, the walls showcase the raw authenticity of premium Japanese ingredients. The use of reclaimed paduak wood, sourced from the owner's furniture factory, not only aligns with environmental sustainability but also brings a cost-effective and visually stunning element to the restaurant.
Fuego's design seamlessly weaves the vibrant and communal atmosphere of Spanish culture with the authenticity of Japanese culinary traditions. The open-plan layout encourages shared experiences among patrons, placing the open kitchen at the center of attention. A U-shaped bar surrounding the kitchen allows diners to witness the cooking process while enjoying the fusion dishes.The bulkhead ceiling above the kitchen, adorned with reflective materials and linear lighting, mimics the lively lights of a modern cityscape. This contrast, when combined with the wooden walls, creates a captivating blend of rustic charm and contemporary urban vibes, mirroring the restaurant's fusion nature.
Stone art walls, resembling the patterns of smoke, grace the foyer and seating nook, adding another layer to Fuego's design narrative. Specially designed by a local artist, these walls introduce a unique artwork into the restaurant, complementing and contrasting with the warm orange tones of the surrounding wood.
In conclusion, Fuego's interior design embodying the restaurant's unique characteristics. From the symbolic use of fire to the fusion of Spanish and Japanese elements, every detail has been carefully curated to represent the core concept of this culinary haven.
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