This Wollongong restaurant pays tribute in its decor and menu to the culture and palate of street food in Vietnam. The colorful Australian eatery recreates a street food market scene by decorating the open kitchen stage with upcycled window shutters and boasts a ceiling covered in a unique lighting installation inspired by traditional head wear.
The Wollongong restaurant was realized in terms of decor and graphic design by Span Design, who are based in Homebush, New South Wales. Saigon Senses is a colorful restaurant succeeds in presenting the theme in an exciting and vibrant new way and offers a host of seating options in a quick service dining setting. The concept proves that the quick service experience can be shaped using lively, functional design.
What's Driving This Trend
- Vietnamese Street Food-inspired Eateries
- This trend presents opportunities for restaurants to create quick service dining settings with lively and functional design that pays tribute to specific cultures and palates.
- Upcycling in Restaurant Decor
- This trend presents opportunities for restaurants to use sustainable materials in decor and graphic design, adding a touch of creativity to the dining experience.
- Cultural Lighting Installations
- This trend presents opportunities for restaurants to use lighting installations inspired by traditional wear to create a unique and immersive dining experience.
Who This Affects Most
- Restaurant Industry
- This industry can benefit from incorporating upcycling in decor and graphic design, paying tribute to specific cultures and palates and creating unique and immersive dining experiences.
- Hospitality Industry
- This industry can benefit from creating quick service dining settings with lively and functional design, offering a host of seating options and preserving cultural traditions.
- Sustainability Industry
- This industry can benefit from encouraging the use of sustainable materials in restaurant decor and graphic design.
