Jhu Jian, a prominent Taiwanese hotpot chain, opened its first Hong Kong location, marking its debut in the city. Originating from Taiwan, Jhu Jian is one of the largest hotpot restaurant chains.
The design of the Hong Kong restaurant blends the clean and simple aesthetics by the Japanese with traditional Taiwanese elements.
This inspired style creates an environment that offers patrons the comfort and warmth of a Japanese setting, while also featuring the visual impact of Taiwanese cultural influences.
To cater to the demands of a busy hotpot establishment, the restaurant utilizes easily maintainable materials, such as concrete wall boards and heat resistant table materials, throughout its premises.