This image captures the interior of an Izakaya-style Japanese restaurant, likely located in Mexico City, Mexico

This image captures the interior of an Izakaya-style Japanese restaurant, likely located in Mexico City, Mexico. The scene features a brightly lit preparation and serving counter with three staff members. The ceiling is paneled with light wood and contains multiple recessed light fixtures. Two black, rectangular signs hang from the ceiling, displaying Japanese characters: "美味し" (delicious) on the left and "居酒屋" (Izakaya, or Japanese pub/casual dining bar) on the right. The back wall behind the counter is covered with large, mottled, light-brown and grey stone-like panels, illuminated from above by a continuous strip light. The counter itself is a long, light-colored wood surface resting on a dark base. Along the front of the counter are several black-upholstered bar stools with light wood frames. From left to right behind the counter, a person with reddish hair, wearing a dark top, is engaged in an activity, with a brown paper bag and containers nearby. Centrally, a male chef in a white toque and white chef's coat holds a dark, rectangular tray. To his right, another male staff member in a light blue shirt is positioned near a multi-tiered, light-colored wooden structure. Various condiment bottles, small dishes, and a small sign displaying "Hi-Kov" are arranged along the counter. The foreground shows the corner of a light wood dining table set with a folded white napkin, dark chopsticks, and a small white dish. The floor exhibits a dark, textured pattern.