RA'MEN LAND

Type: Restaurant Complex

Area: 900m²

Team: Nikolay Yarin, Artem Rechitsky, Yury Fedorenko, Anastasia Kobzareva, Marina Ezerskaya

Photo by Inna Kablukova

Ra’men Land is not just a restaurant, but a full-scale three-level gastro complex in the center of Moscow, covering almost 1000 m². The fifth location of the chain became the largest and the most experimental one, with a strong focus on events, scenarios, and spatial flexibility.

The interior acts as a medium for the brand. A dark architectural shell holds a saturated visual environment - neon, graphics, and light accents. It is not about a literal “Japanese style”, but about creating a feeling of the city, energy, and density.

UX is designed for multiple scenarios - from quick daily visits to long stays and events. All levels are connected through a shared logic of movement, light, and visual rhythm.

Ra’men Land is an example of how a restaurant evolves into a platform, where architecture, marketing, and user experience work together, and the space itself becomes the main carrier of the brand.

The second floor features five themed rooms: Plush Room, Cyberpunk Room, Yakuza Room, Retro-Futurism Room, and Party Room. This is not just seating, but a tool - each room can be rented and customized for different occasions: dinners with friends, birthdays, board games, brainstorming sessions, or even work meetings. Essentially, it is a hybrid between a restaurant and a set of private spaces.

Second Floor Restaurant

Party Room

Retro-Futurism Room

Cyberpunk Room

Plush Room

Yakudza Room

Stairways

The ground floor is the main Japanese restaurant. Fast, dense, and dynamic. The space is built around a clear flow logic and high turnover, with the bar and pick-up zone acting as the core of the composition.

Ichiraku Room

Bathrooms

The basement introduces a completely different scenario — concerts, stand-up shows, pop-up festivals, and various events. This level expands the project beyond dining and turns it into a cultural platform.