If we say that Taiwan is an island of gourmet food, I think most people would not deny it. Among them, the local food is the most praised. The speed of transmission has carried it forward. Whether it’s Chinese steamed dumplings, Western steaks, or creative Chinese and Western delicacies, when you take a bite, you’ll find a little more local touch, or a little more flavor from your hometown. Everyone in a different place always picks up on these things. I miss the usual food.
This bistro in Barcelona has such a traditional and innovative space and meals. In just two months since its opening, it has become a trend in the local area. In addition to the existing Bistro, it also has additional A "tea room" was designed, which not only provides Mediterranean cuisine and imported beer, but also purchases a variety of tea leaves from tea-producing areas such as China, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, India, Japan, and Africa.
The large space of 400 square meters uses natural bright light to create a fresh and harmonious atmosphere. The space inside also provides a venue for artists to perform, whether it is painting, multimedia art, music, or even poetry. chanting, and various forms of performance. The provision of tea and special pastries, which is different from the traditional Western way of pairing coffee with cakes, simply gives the tongue a brand new enlightenment experience.
The design also combines the traditional spirit of Chinese and Western styles, with a bar counter that is so black that it is shiny but with a hint of white dots hidden, a high chair that imitates an old Western-style barber chair, a paper lantern with a wire frame, and a lantern made of Lego bricks. The black and white retro beams and columns are stacked like each other. If you carefully observe every detail, are you giving full play to the creativity of every corner?
The laboratory part mainly focuses on the provision of creative meals, industrial glass bottle cones hanging high on the wall, twists and turns of pipelines, and the old big urn that hides the crazy spirit of a scientist ( I really don’t know what is inside) and the inconspicuous yellow-stained wall tiles, the black door framed with frosted glass, and the special glass cover for specimens.
These versatile creative spaces fully express the mutual respect and sharing of Chinese and Western cultures, and at the same time provide an extremely harmonious space for the general public, artists, and performers to encourage each other and stimulate creativity.
