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2025 ASIA’S BEST F&B INTERIOR DESIGN - Meatguy Steakhouse SCBD

31 July 20252 min readAsia Awards Organization
2025 ASIA’S BEST F&B INTERIOR DESIGN - Meatguy Steakhouse SCBD

Company: Tektonik Architects

Project name: Meatguy Steakhouse SCBD

Location: Jakarta, Indonesia

Designer/ Architect: Steven Surya Angga, Jeremy Hartono, Louis Raymond

Manufacturer: Inovasi Interior

Stakeholder/ Owner: Dimas Ramadhan Pangestu

 

Meatguy Steakhouse SCBD is more than a restaurant - it’s an immersive journey shaped by fire, stone, and story. Housed within a former warehouse in Jakarta’s SCBD district, the space transforms industrial bones into a moody, evocative cavern where dining becomes ritual.

Guests enter through a tunnel-like passage into the glow of a central skylight, moving through a choreography of shadow and light, texture and temperature. The design speaks in raw, elemental language: corten steel, glowing onyx, reclaimed teak, and charred surfaces echo the primal nature of flame and meat. At the heart of it all, the bar - topped with radiant stone - acts as a modern-day hearth, grounding the space in warmth and ritual.

What sets this project apart is its storytelling. Every material is chosen with intent - sustainable, repurposed, and deeply tactile. From the cave-like corridors to intimate cigar lounges, each transition is designed to stir emotion. Meatguy Steakhouse SCBD reimagines F&B as an experience of memory, intensity, and craft.

 

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