steel and wood interventions fuse mexican and japanese traditions at restaurant in juarez
Briefly

The distinct cultures of Japan and Mexico merge seamlessly at Ninyas, where rib eye tacos and sake are served in a minimalist setting, encapsulating street food vibrance.
Analyzing trends in both Mexico City and Tokyo, we took inspiration from the fast-paced street life and materials common in their kitchens, creating a unique dining experience.
The project reflects a family legacy of hosting, where rib eye tacos evolved from a home tradition to a restaurant concept, fostering community through culinary passion.
Ninyas utilizes stainless steel and organic wooden elements, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere that embodies the spirit of both cultures while enhancing the modern dining experience.
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