Ricky’s Kitchen features both classic Hong Kong and Chef Signature tasting dishes in comfortable surroundings familiar to all Hong Kong locals. The cultural integration of foods inspires the design. The interior design is highly involved with Hong Kong’s vintage elements. For example, the shop front and reception design are taking the facade of Tong Lau as a reference, also the Hong Kong vintage handmade ceramic mosaic-like floor tile’s pattern. In the colonial era, there are many western decorative ideas brought to Hong Kong. They help recreating the atmosphere of Hong Kong’s cultural diversity merging both local and western ideas. In terms of color, red and black are the domination. Red is reminiscent of restaurant food, black adds modern style, and golden edges as embellishment. The red color shows the spiciness of the brand and foods. Mainly use in logo and interior design color tone direction.
 
The main dining area is forms by loose furniture and benches, which facilitates flexible table merging. As a restaurant that serves Chinese cuisine, round tables account for a certain percentage.