To celebrate Chinese New Year and the Year of the Pig, we've collected examples of Chinese restaurants with mouth-watering interiors from around the world.

Atlas Kitchen by New Practice Studio
New York firm New Practice Studio designed this restaurant in Manhattan with natural hues, and quirky illustrations on the walls by artist Qiu Anxiong.
Located on the Upper West Side, the eatery features cream walls, a light wood ceiling, pops of teal, and grey tile floors with a white geometric design.
Find out more about Atlas Kitchen ?

The Noodle Rack by Lukstudio
At this noodle bar in Changsha, Shanghai-based Lukstudio reinterpreted a traditional Chinese food-drying rack with a metal grid structure and hanging wires.
The firm's intention was to create "journey of discovery" in the 50-square-metre space as a response to client LongXiaoBao's brief to "change people's expectations of a noodle joint". Find out more about The Noodle Rack ?

John Anthony by Linehouse
Linehouse completed this contemporary dim-sum restaurant in Hong Kong, taking cues from the life of a cross-cultural pioneer, but also references a retro Chinese canteen in east London.
The restaurant is named after John Anthony ? the first Chinese-born man to be naturalised as a British citizen, in 1805 ? and features the materials he would have encountered on his journeys with the East India Company. These include hand-glazed tiles, natural and racked renders, terracotta, hand-dyed fabrics and han...