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Upon entry, guests are immediately transported to a dark forest setting complete with preserved bamboo and illuminated by a ceiling filled with fiber optic stars. Custom design film, vinyl and LED lighting lie beneath the glass floor to evoke the color and texture of flowing water, paving the way forward to the hostess stand.
Inside, guests are treated to a melody of green, gold, merlot and dark hues integrated with varying textures to represent the different cultural influences across Asia. The bar and indoor patio are emblematic of an urban landscape at dusk with a custom-painted red trellis and teak furnishings included to bring the outdoors in. A separate outdoor patio, sushi bar and teppanyaki bar contribute three additional dining options for guests. At the heart of the formal dining room, a prominent water vapor installation is suspended above as a call back to Soy Cowboy’s flame emblem. Custom wallcoverings designed by McCleese can be found at every turn, displaying unique landscapes, textures and art.
More intimate dining options can be explored inside “The Bamboo Castle” which is encased in bamboo-inspired wallcoverings and a woven canopy that gently curves toward the ceiling. Three semi-private dining rooms, which are programmed to act as one larger space if needed, are located nearby and sectioned off with custom chain drapery that evoke the patterns of waves.