When you've shopped your legs off in Knightsbridge, this serenely seductive zone welcomes you into a world of Chinese bird-cage lanterns, subdued lighting, tucked-away corners and booths, perfect for sipping on a Singapore Sling and chilling out. The restaurant downstairs continues the Oriental theme, serving pan-Asian specialities.
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