Along one of the quieter streets in Dublin's bustling Temple Bar, a row of traditional terra cotta brick buildings is interrupted by a stark sky-blue facade that runs half the length of the block.
It was performed at the 65-seat New Theatre in the bustling Temple Bar district.
The result is spacious and almost austere, but with none of the chilly pretension of an "eating temple"; bustling, but without the overcrowded bar-side purgatory of some "hot" New York destinations.
Mr. Ho said the new place might have coffee and dessert (a first for a new Momofuku restaurant), but that luxurious accouterments like tablecloths remain unlikely: it will be more bustling cafe than hushed temple.
CULTURAL trendsetters have long flocked to Asia for a taste of exotic cuisine, bustling cities and mystical temples.
The interiors of houses and stores bustling with people, famous temples, scenic gardens and outlying districts are shown in charming narrative style, with Western touches like perspective and foreshortening in architectural details.
As news channels ran extensive coverage of the results in each race, the consensus from Rajkot's bustling markets and many temples, bus stops and college campuses was that the B.J.P.'s victory was inevitable, and that indeed Mr. Modi, who is set to become chief minister for a fourth term, is invincible.
By renting a car and mapping out a loose itinerary along the Mediterranean and Aegean it is nearly impossible to avoid stumbling upon ancient amphitheaters and temples, secluded turquoise-water coves and bustling resorts within minutes of one another.
Tourists can tour the temple for a $40 fee, and its bustling workshops, healing centers and guesthouses offer paid spiritual retreats and seminars.
In a bustling neighborhood in Port-au-Price, his peristyle (vodou temple) is tucked away between colorful barbershops and vendors hawking barbecued chicken.
There are visits to the Great Wall, the Forbidden City and a mountain temple, but mostly there is the lively bustle of workaday Beijing.
