For restaurant groups, cafe operators, hospitality designers and fit-out contractors
Carry your restaurant identity from the frontage to the ordering point and the interior. A coordinated signage package helps the design team consider storefront branding, menu presentation, room identification and graphics together. Metroplus can review the proposed identity, site drawings and opening programme to define the signage and display elements required.
Images on this page are illustrative concepts, not completed Metroplus projects.
Resolve the frontage in its setting
Review the sign from the actual approach and within the surrounding architecture. Consider the proposed materials, lighting appearance, mounting position and access for servicing. Where the restaurant is in a mall or managed property, coordinate the submission with the relevant project and landlord requirements before production.
Connect menus with the customer journey
Identify where guests browse, order, collect and wait. Printed menu panels, replaceable graphics and digital screens serve different update requirements. Choose the format around the operating model and confirm who supplies content, updates prices and manages any digital system after opening.
Coordinate the interior details
Include reception or host-desk identity, washroom signs, room labels, window graphics and selected decorative branding in the scope review. Match the finishes and proportions to the interior design. Distinguish operational signage from decorative pieces so important information remains easy to find.
Prepare for opening and later updates
Agree prototype approval, site measurement, manufacturing release and installation access with the fit-out programme. Retain final artwork and component references for replacement orders. If menus or seasonal graphics will change frequently, define an access and update method that the operating team can use.
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Next step
Share your restaurant drawings and brand brief. Share the information below so the proposed scope can address your actual project.
Helpful to include: Venue concept, location, brand artwork, fit-out drawings, menu format, screen requirements, opening date, landlord submission status.
Recent Projects
Wagamama, JBR
Metroplus delivered the signage and interior branding for Wagamama, the Asian-inspired restaurant brand, at JBR in Dubai. The work brings the brand's bold, energetic identity into the dining room as well as the frontage.
Anara by Chef Kunal Kapur, City Centre Mirdif
Metroplus completed the branding and signage for Anara by Chef Kunal Kapur at City Centre Mirdif, Dubai. The scheme pairs a refined illuminated shopfront with interior brand features that suit a premium Indian dining experience.
Mamabella Ristorante, Dubai Mall
Metroplus completed the branding and signage for Mamabella Ristorante at Dubai Mall. The scheme creates an inviting Italian dining identity, from the feature entrance to the illuminated signs inside.
Shanghai Me, DIFC
Metroplus manufactured and installed the brand signage for Shanghai Me, the Art Deco-inspired restaurant in DIFC. The signage was produced with a premium finish to match one of Dubai's most stylish dining destinations.
Burger King, Ras Al Khaimah
Metroplus delivered a full exterior signage and lighting package for a standalone Burger King restaurant in Ras Al Khaimah. The building carries the brand on several elevations so it is visible from the road day and night.
Texas Chicken, ADNOC Station Abu Dhabi
Metroplus produced and installed the exterior signage for Texas Chicken at an ADNOC service station in Abu Dhabi. The illuminated logo and Arabic lettering give the restaurant clear visibility on the forecourt.
