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        <![CDATA[Another Smith Restaurant / TasteSpace]]>
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      <dc:creator>Miwa Negoro</dc:creator>
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        <![CDATA[<p>TasteSpace has been entrusted with designing Another Smith, the second-generation restaurant of Kapor Pla Rim Moei, a highly successful establishment in Tak province. This project draws inspiration from the legacy and reputation of the owner's parents, who built their success around their signature fish maw dishes. The name "Another Smith" is derived from the owner's surname, Smithikorn, a Thai-Chinese family that has achieved great success in Thai-Chinese cuisine. TasteSpace took inspiration from traditional Chinese family seals when designing the logo, using red as the primary color—symbolizing good fortune in Chinese culture—paired with blue, inspired by fish scales, reflecting the family's secret fish-based recipes.</p>]]>
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