Plate, Place and Palate

ROOM OF REQUIREMENT VOYNICH Named after a mysterious 15th-century manuscript that remains undeciphered to this day, Voynich is a new addition to Harbour City that’s equally intriguing. Divided into themed rooms featuring names like The Room of Curiosity, The Bespoke Wardrobe and The Room of Wisdom, Voynich pulls visual references from grand European interiors from the 19th century, with lush wallpapers, marble surfaces, brass accents and mosaic tiling enveloping diners in a fantastical environment. instagram.com/voynich.hk GIRDER YOUR LOINS YURAKUCHO Taking after the gado-shita—the izakayas found underneath the train tracks—of Tokyo’s train stations, Yurakucho, named after such a station in central Tokyo, features interiors by Nicole Choi Studio. The designers have recreated the gritty experience of dining and drinking “under the girders”, as gado-shita translates to in Japanese, with the moodily…