This compact Chen Xiang Gui outlet translates the brand’s timber-and-quartz DNA into a luminous, mall-front format. A sweeping, back-lit yellow fascia wraps the corner like a shop-house marquee, its perforated metal liner laser-etched with calligraphy that diffuses a warm gold glow after dark. Inside, the kit-of-parts system used on larger stores has been condensed: ash-veneered wall panels arrive as plug-in units that conceal wiring for digital menus, while factory-made stainless workstations slide under a continuous quartz pass to keep the open kitchen pristine. Dining brings the familiar recipe of marble-pattern tabletops, red-and-grey cushioned stools and oak bench dividers, but the layout is rotated to create a central promenade that speeds queueing and maximises the 85 m² footprint. Terrazzo-look SPC tiles clip together over a levelling base, allowing the entire floor to be installed overnight. Planter boxes, linen-textured graphics and sound-absorbing ceiling coffers finish a fit-out that still delivers the brand’s hallmark three-week build schedule.