O Ya
O Ya’s sunken forecourt was turned into Japanese garden, with bamboo, pebbles, and a large rock providing a transition from street to interior. The façade is clad in hemlock boards, lightly charred to bring out the grain.
O Ya
Existing exposed brick contrasts with handcrafted Japanese carpentry in a seating area with four booths crafted from cedar and walnut.
O Ya
A simple wooden screen conceals the booths.
O Ya
The expansive sushi counter is made from a large slab of walnut timber and fronted by handcrafted tiles.
O Ya
A long banquette in patterned upholstery is juxtaposed with the exposed brick walls.