MáLà Project Est. 2015
122 1st Avenue, New York, NY, United States
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- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
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The restaurant sits in a landmark building in the heart of East Village, embraced by brick wall and floor from 1930s.
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
Throughout the space, retro style Chinese designs are blended with romantic and cutting-edge elements.
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Cozy, hip spot featuring Chinese dry pot with a choice of spice level, plus appetizers & dim sum.
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
The MáLà Project team enlisted interior designers Andreas Tjeldflaat and Chad Murphy to execute their design vision for the restaurant.
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
The 1,800-square-foot space seats approximately 70 guests.
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The space features different parts of dining rooms and outlooks a charming back garden dotted with string lights and overflowing planters.
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The semi-private dining room with a communal table accommodates up to 13 people.
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Private Dining Area
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Seating by the neon sign.
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The rooms are warm toned and glows in soft light from bare bulb pendant lights, and guests sits in vintage metal and wood chairs and tables.
- Photographer: MáLà Project
- Photographer: MáLà Project
