Picture this. You step into Manzo, Dhaka’s gem of fine dining, and the world slows down. The air hums with the soft clink of teacups, the glow of warm light on polished tables, and a sense that every detail, down to the fold of the napkin has a story. Manzo is a mood, a moment, a place where lunch feels intimate, high tea feels like a stolen sophistication, and dinner feels like a memory you’ll carry for years. The challenge? Creating a brand that matches that magic. That’s where Ontik Creative came in.
The task wasn’t just to make Manzo look good, it was to make it feel good, like a perfectly plated dish that’s as beautiful as it tastes. Ontik dug deep, pulling inspiration from the textures of Manzo’s sleek interiors and the artistry of its food. Think earthy tones that remind you of a sun-warmed terracotta pot, typography so clean it feels like a whisper, and textures that echo the delicate layering of a dessert. From menus you want to run your fingers across to Instagram posts that pull you in, every piece was designed to feel thoughtful, warm, alive.
Campaigns like “High Tea at Manzo” were invitations to savor a new ritual, especially for those who thought daytime dining couldn’t steal the show.
Working hand-in-hand with Manzo’s team, Ontik made sure every detail, digital or tangible, felt like an extension of the table you’re sitting at. A logo that catches your eye, a menu that feels like a keepsake, a social post that makes you hungry just scrolling. The result? A brand that doesn’t just sit beside the food, it’s part of the experience. Manzo’s identity isn’t just cohesive; it’s complete, a story told in every bite and every glance.