Tokyo’s 3110NZ is an art gallery by day and a Michelin-starred restaurant by night, all wrapped in a cave-like design by Snarkitecture.

During the daytime, the Nakameguro space is host to a contemporary art gallery, with pictures hung in nooks that appear to have been carved out of the building’s walls.

Visitors to the Tokyo restaurant and gallery enter via a recessed wooden door, lit by a strip of LEDs and also reminiscent of an entrance to an underground structure. Inside, the cavern-like gallery is washed in white paint, with terrazzo flooring that’s reminiscent of the stepping stones found in Japanese gardens.

Artworks are placed opposite a long, Hinoki wood bar – traditionally used for preparing sashimi – which becomes the busy hub of the 3110NZ restaurant at night time. Chairs echo the rest of the space, with carved wooden backs and speckled fabric seats.

Japan, 〒153-0042 Tokyo, Meguro City, Aobadai, 1 Chome−18−7 カスタリア中目黒 1F

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