Retail
Kome Kushi Hong Kong
Project Overview
Kome Kushi is a Japanese yakitori concept in Hong Kong’s competitive F&B market — a segment where interior atmosphere, material quality, and operational durability all shape customer decisions within minutes of entering. Japanese F&B concepts place particular weight on material authenticity, calling for specifications grounded in genuine Japanese craft tradition rather than generic finishes dressed up to suggest it.
Goodrich Global supplied wallcovering across the restaurant interior.
Goodrich Specification
Wallcovering at Kome Kushi drew from the Goodrich range with Japanese-craft references, including Sangetsu collections inspired by Japanese decorative tradition. The wallcovering carries fire compliance, durability, and the visual quality consistent with premium F&B positioning, supporting the operator’s brand language across the dining floor. Its wipe-clean, hard-wearing surface withstands the grease, heat, and frequent cleaning of an open-grill yakitori environment, holding pattern and colour where a more delicate finish would soon mark or yellow.
For Hong Kong F&B operators, Goodrich’s regional capability through the Hong Kong office supports project execution with local-market familiarity, and the Goodrich-Sangetsu specification range is available consistently across the region. That means the authentic Japanese references the concept depends on can be sourced, sampled, and serviced without the import friction or lead-time risk that often complicates bringing such finishes into the market.
Project Outcome
The Kome Kushi Hong Kong wallcovering specification is in operational service, performing in the demanding conditions of a working grill restaurant. It holds the brand’s material story at close quarters, where diners sit near the walls and judge the finish at arm’s length, while standing up to the cleaning the kitchen environment imposes. The project illustrates Goodrich’s capability to support Japanese-concept F&B across the region with specifications drawing on the Sangetsu craft heritage, marrying cultural authenticity to commercial durability.
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