Tabyabasi Balik Restaurant
A glass-enclosed waterfront fish restaurant with a retractable roof, steel-framed structure, and a courtyard tree — where architectural transparency meets the Black Sea dining tradition.
Entrance — signage and cobblestone streetfront
The structural system is deliberately transparent — steel frames and glass walls make the dining experience visible from the street while framing harbor views for guests. The retractable roof allows the space to open completely in favorable weather, transforming the restaurant into a covered terrace above the waterfront.
Interior — turquoise accents and natural light
Aerial — glass roof and courtyard tree
The entrance features the Tabyabasi Balik signage on a dark steel canopy, with colorful hanging lanterns and outdoor planters creating an inviting arrival sequence on the cobblestone street. Inside, tables are set with turquoise accents that reference the coastal setting — a glass-roofed structure wrapped around a central courtyard tree, embedded within the historic neighborhood.
Entrance — signage and cobblestone streetfrontInterior — turquoise accents and natural lightAerial — glass roof and courtyard treeLike what you see?
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