Shanghai Panlong Jingyuan Restaurant

The glass curtain wall at 5 pm is waiting for you to hide the romance of the Bund_ODAY Case · Shanghai Panlong Jingyuan Restaurant
When the lights of Xintiandi fall into Panlong Water Lane, a window becomes a flowing neon gallery.
Panlong Jingyuan Restaurant joins hands with Oday Doors and Windows, using 270° panoramic floor-to-ceiling curtain walls as a pen, and using ultra-narrow frames to eliminate spatial boundaries - the Bund evening breeze carries the fireworks of Shikumen, flowing on the double-layer Low-E glass into a light and shadow poem; the aerospace-grade sealing system isolates the hustle and bustle, but retains the whispers of French foie gras and Shaoxing rice wine.
Here, opening the window is the brilliant starry sky of Lujiazui, and closing the door is the taste theater of Michelin restaurants. Oday Doors and Windows write Shanghai's modernity and Germany's rigor into every inch of time between knives and forks.