
Peak Corner is a Burmese restaurant in Chiang Mai.Three best friends opened it, and the one thing they were sure about was that it shouldn’t feel like a restaurant.They wanted it to feel like home.
Their motto is feel like home, taste like home, so that is what we drew.We kept everything quiet.The shapes are round and soft, so it feels easy to walk into.
Red is the loud one, and it’s there for the food.Burmese cooking is rich, and the red says so.The only other nod to where the food comes from is a chopstick tucked into the P, and we kept it small.
The three birds are the three friends.One is red, one is green, one is blue, and they all have sunglasses on and a glass in hand.They’re relaxed and a bit playful, and they turn up wherever Peak Corner does: on the menus, the stickers, the coffee cup and the delivery truck.
The menus run from pickled tea leaf salad and Shan noodles to paratha and milk shakes.Every section gets its own drawing, so even the long pages feel friendly.






















