CIAK is a restaurant offering authentic and warm Italian cuisine. It inherits the concept of the traditional spiritual pursuit of art, and guests enjoy authentic Italian cuisine as if they were in a small town in Italy. Its name originated from film production, and the director shouted "Action" and then filmed the onomatopoeia of the joint board. The design expresses the brand concept and the life style of Italian Dolce Vita SWEET LIFE. Infused with the elements of Italian towns and the golden years of movies, Italian life is concretely presented.

CIAK consists of an indoor dining area, a small bar and an open leisure food area. The store is designed with green plants to set off the doors and windows of the nostalgic township style, imitating a picturesque Italian country cottage. Following the traditional philosophy, the small bar side is equipped with an open kitchen cabinet, displaying various delicacies, allowing customers to choose freely. There are two sets of wooden tree trunks in the main dining hall to dilute the visual barriers made by the large pillars and transform them into the unique decoration of the restaurant.

The branch-shaped structure imitates the brand's clapper logo. It is composed of a "<" shape and uses a radial pattern to vertically and horizontally the ceiling space, achieving a visual effect of a spacious airspace. The decoration is modeled on the nostalgic small town house, equipped with elegant leather fabric sofa. The ground is covered with red tiles, and a black wooden wall highlights nostalgic posters of old Italian cities and classic movie scenes.

The rear is a red brick wall and couch with ancient mosaic. The projector plays movies from the 1930s and 1940s, bringing out a nostalgic feeling. In addition to the main indoor restaurant, there is also an open leisure dining area. Guests can buy food at the counter for takeout or enjoy it in the leisure area. In addition to equipped with wooden dining tables and leather fabric sofas, they are also modeled on the fences of ancient towns, and "<" shaped potted planters and green plants are placed in the corners.

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