Drying racks divide dining zones at Lukstudio's Noodle Diner Sanlitun SOHO

BEIJING – Dedicated to noodles, a Beijing eatery by Lukstudio offers a layering of dining zones with diverse environments framed by drying racks for the menu's main ingredient.
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