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Fire-breathers dance on a circus stage above the main table at Circus, whose design takes its cue from Surrealism. In the kitchen, chef Nik Biok (previously of Gaucho) whisks Pan-American dishes, such as slow-cooked ribs. Henry Besant and the Worldwide Cocktail Club (see Bungalow 8) create sharing-size drinks. Extreme, and extremely interesting. Hidden behind a blacked-out entrance.
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