This inline Chen Xiang Gui kiosk again distils the brand’s timber-and-quartz DNA into a bright, high-street module. A full-width, back-lit yellow fascia—laser-etched with the same calligraphic texture used across the chain—announces the shop from afar, while floor-to-soffit glazing leaves the stainless cookline completely on show. As with earlier roll-outs, the interior is assembled from a prefabricated “kit”: plug-in ash-veneer wall panels hide power and data for the digital menu ribbon, and factory-welded workstations slide beneath a continuous quartz pass to guarantee food-safe joints. Dining furniture repeats the marble-pattern tops, oak frames and red/grey colour-zoning cushions that let staff gauge table sizes at a glance. The 80 m² plan is organised around a straight central aisle—maximising throughput without sacrificing the seating count of 56—and finished with clip-together terrazzo SPC tiles so the floor can be replaced overnight. Planter boxes, linen-textured murals and a sound-absorbing ceiling grid deliver the familiar three-week Chen Xiang Gui fit-out—fast, clean and unmistakably on brand.