To appreciate the scenery—gazing towards the river and the nature beyond—the profile of the restaurant is kept minimal, with the lounge and vegetable garden sunken to reduce the visual impact. An open kitchen and on-site sunken garden at the entrance hint to the visitor that the food served originates either from the river or is locally sourced.

Dramatic on the inside, in contrast to the outside, the restaurant is internally composed of one large, flowing space. This open-plan arrangement accommodates the dining area, private lounge, kitchen, and garden. The openness and lightness created by the strip windows and expansive views, combined with the interplay of ceiling heights, make the interior feel like part of the landscape—allowing the weather to dictate the restaurant’s ambiance throughout the day.

The sunken lounge sits quietly beside the restaurant, offering users a cozy afternoon retreat.