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An artistic hamburger!

12 November 2014

Francesca Tagliabue

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If the raw materials are of high quality, even the dishes of a fast food can transform themselves (almost) into healthy and tasty dishes. This is what happens at Beef & Liberty in Hong Kong, the new restaurant where you can enjoy good food in a youthful and friendly environment. Forget plastic trays and rickety tables, the team Spinoff Co. organised the restaurant around the central kitchen – strictly on view- and furnished it with padded leather sofas, bistro chairs and Emeco Chairs arranged around tables or alongside ledges.

Casual and chic at the same time, Beef & Liberty also has a large mural created by Californian street artist Cyrcle. A few months from its opening, the place is already a place  for local young people in the area, but it is also very popular with workers on their lunch break and tourists from all over the world. Artful hamburger passion.

Photo: Jonathan Leijonhufvud

If the raw materials are of high quality, even the dishes of a fast food can transform themselves (almost) into healthy and tasty dishes. This is what happens at Beef & Liberty in Hong Kong, the new restaurant where you can enjoy good food in a youthful and friendly environment. Forget plastic trays and rickety tables, the team Spinoff Co. organised the restaurant around the central kitchen – strictly on view- and furnished it with padded leather sofas, bistro chairs and Emeco Chairs arranged around tables or alongside ledges.
Casual and chic at the same time, Beef & Liberty also has a large mural created by Californian street artist Cyrcle. A few months from its opening, the place is already a place  for local young people in the area, but it is also very popular with workers on their lunch break and tourists from all over the world. Artful hamburger passion.
Photo: Jonathan Leijonhufvud

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