Kinkally is a project in one of the trendiest restaurant areas of Fitzrovia in central London. It includes two concepts: a quiet and minimalistic Kinkally restaurant on the ground floor and a more colourful and accentuated Kinky bar in the basement.

The logo of the project depicts a twist, which symbolises the whole concept of the place: the twisting and intertwining of Georgian and Asian cultures. This twist is reflected in the cuisine offered at the restaurant traditional Khinkali here is combined with Asian dumplings offering an original and aesthetic mix based on traditional Georgian flavour combinations and forms. We reflected the same unique twist in the interior. 

It was important for DA Bureau to emphasise the original Georgian inspiration with an Asian. They found convergence between the two cultures in their unifying love of nature and manual labour. 

Georgia is a more rough, dynamic, almost raw form. In the restaurant, it is reflected in the rough counter of the open kitchen on the ground floor and the asymmetrical table in the basement with overhanging textured stones that refer to mountains and caves. In contrast, Asia is reflected in the project in symmetrical benches, thin metal tables, and walls with rounded corners.