A party near the Xiasha subway station is small in scale but sophisticated enough, similar to a combination of a party hall and a restaurant, aimed at people who are willing to make food and wine the focus of their gatherings.

Climb the stairs to the main event area of the store, which is distributed in a long strip and is not too large, and can accommodate up to 40 people. With a black roof, pale yellow hanging lights, red tablecloths, and a specially opened bar, the restaurant-like layout makes the free space unique. In fact, some of the basic party games in the store are still available, such as curling table, darts, mahjong, Texas Hold'em, etc. The disadvantage is that the three KTV devices are not soundproofed, which will affect other people present.

The biggest feature of Freespace is the Western food set menu it provides, including sashimi appetizers, pre-dinner soups, grilled dishes, main dishes, desserts, beverages, and snacks, and the pay-per-portion model also satisfies every guest. The quality of the food and beverages offered by the restaurant is generally not high, but the set menus are comparable to those of ordinary Western restaurants. The highest set menu price is 188 yuan per person, with a combination of seafood and sashimi cuisine; There are also two set menus with a smaller variety of food. It should be noted that the cost of drinks and venue is not included in the package.

The per capita price at Freespace isn't low, and it's not surprising that the cost of the whole show is higher than that of some of the larger party halls, but considering it's probably the only party restaurant in Shenzhen that offers its own Western food, it's understandable that the price is slightly higher. In general, free space is more suitable for private parties or cocktail parties with a small number of people and high requirements for food and beverages.