Hel Yes! is a temporary restaurant opening for the London Design Festival from the 16th of September to beginning of October. Not only is Hel Yes! a short-term attraction (the restaurant space is minimal and thus, removable), it has an inventive concept to boot!
The restaurant follows a camp theme, with camp beds, fabric canopies and forest-like decor strewn throughout the temporary site. Meals will be candle-lit, which will simulate a camp fire. As a collaborative effort from a team of various culinary, design and interior experts, Hel Yes! is definitely a restaurant to check out.
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- Temporary Restaurants
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