Shirokuro, a Japanese restaurant in NYC's East Village, where the interior mimics a hand-drawn black-and-white sketchbook,
@NoContextHumans my brain is not braining anymore
@NoContextHumans Being in the restaurant business it’s become harder and harder to attract new guests and repeat current guests. Will on-demand delivery become more than just convenience? This creative genius must draw a crowd. Restaurant ambiance is designed for comfort and is expected to
@NoContextHumans Imagine to visit this restaurant after acid
@NoContextHumans Finally, a place where you can literally eat in a sketch.
@NoContextHumans Can’t tell if I’m ordering ramen or accidentally trapped inside a sketchbook. 10/10 surreal experience. Looks like you just stepped into a manga panel. 🍜🖋️ Shirokuro turns dinner into literal art every angle feels hand-drawn.
@NoContextHumans this is a wonderful idea but I feel like working there everyday would become an optical nightmare
@NoContextHumans Cool concept but the portions were tiny for the price. Style over substance?
@NoContextHumans In Japanese: "Shiro"--white "kuro"--black
@NoContextHumans *Take On Me intensifies*
@NoContextHumans My vertigo would never allow me go visit this place.
@NoContextHumans bro what in the manga
@NoContextHumans Very cool but the only problem is that it isnt real
@NoContextHumans Bro my eyes hurt just looking at this video
@NoContextHumans Is this real?!?
@NoContextHumans I will be confused 😭😭
@NoContextHumans That's pretty cool!!
@NoContextHumans Wow 😮
@NoContextHumans Bruh.., imagine if someone drop a cup of coffe!
@NoContextHumans Im sure the food is incredible, im sure its a really good place to dine.. however this might give me a headache 😵💫
@NoContextHumans Wha-wha happuned?
@NoContextHumans reminds me of this
@NoContextHumans I'm so confused
@NoContextHumans This is modern art I can get with
@NoContextHumans How could peoole even believe this
@NoContextHumans It looks so comic artistic like nice
@NoContextHumans So fascinating Would love to visit this place
@NoContextHumans My eyes might start to bleed...
@NoContextHumans Nice
@NoContextHumans This is wild.
@NoContextHumans This is friggin trippy
@NoContextHumans Artist spent 2.5 years creating this incredible timelapse painting. His name is Thijme Termaats
@NoContextHumans Ahí es imposible disfrutar de una comida
