Retail
Yume Sushi & Omakase, HCMC, Vietnam
Project Overview
Yume Sushi & Omakase in Ho Chi Minh City is a contemporary Japanese F&B concept whose specification needs mirror those of premium sushi-and-omakase restaurants: a refined visual atmosphere, operationally durable surfaces, and a design vocabulary that references Japanese craft and material tradition. At the counter, where diners sit close to every surface, finish quality is read at arm’s length and cannot be faked.
Goodrich Global supplied glass film across the property.
Goodrich Specification
Sangetsu CLEAS glass film was specified for glazed elements across the restaurant, addressing four briefs through one application. It provides UV protection, since interior textiles, leather, and timber are vulnerable to UV degradation; privacy modulation, as sushi counters and dining bays often need controlled sightlines; energy management, because the Vietnamese tropical climate adds cooling load through unprotected glazing; and decorative pattern expression, where Japanese-craft patterns translate especially well into glass-film designs. Delivering all four through one film keeps the glazing detail clean and avoids competing applied treatments.
Glass film selection also aligns with the Japanese-craft heritage of the Sangetsu product range. Many CLEAS pattern references draw on Japanese decorative tradition, reinforcing the brand language Yume’s interior carries through its sushi-and-omakase concept and underscoring the authenticity diners register the moment they are seated.
Project Outcome
The Yume Sushi & Omakase glass film specification is in operational service, managing light, heat, and sightlines while supporting the brand identity. Applied to the existing glazing, it delivered all of this without architectural alteration, keeping the fit-out efficient and the detailing clean. The project illustrates Goodrich’s capability to support Japanese-concept F&B in Vietnam, drawing on the Sangetsu craftsmanship heritage to deliver specifications that work both technically and culturally.
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