While making our way back from QianMent back to our hotel, we walked from the subway station towards Dashilan Street again, and came across a Muji Hotel which we've never noticed before in the early morning. To be frank, being a Japanese brand, the while place didn't really stand out like those shops in Dashilan St. Muji Hotel actually just blended in among the historical old buildings. I was excited to go in and take a look because I've never seen a Muji Hotel before, even though I've read about it online.
The hotel did not disappoint. There was a lobby, and a check in area. There were restaurant and cafe, as well as a shop. There was also an exhibition area on the ground floor. Of course we couldn't visit any of the guest room to take a look at the aesthetics of the room to verify if it was also in Muji style, lol. Trust me, I would have love that! I felt that they should at least show some of the room photos to advertise it.
Anyway, we spend some time at the exhibition area, and it was a miniature exhibition with a twist. The twist was, each exhibition uses a Muji product in their display. So for example above is Muji biscuits! Cute right? I was also excited when I saw a similar exhibition back in Singapore when I was back, but it was displaying Singapore tourist attraction in miniature, and also utilising Muji products!
Here are some Muji brush.
And this was my favourite, curry and naan! A popular Muji food product for the Japanese. What I love about this was, the miniature people inside were actually Indians! Like from India! Skin tone and dressing as well! Cause if you look very closely, you could see some of the ladies wearing saree! How cool is that! Love the details!
Lastly, took this souvenir shop of some Japanese looking drawing of Muji Hotel. Cool to the max!
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