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From the Shepherd Fairey mural to the installation of the world's priciest Funktion One sound system, star DJs/promoters (now owners) G-man and Rizk have staked a huge amount on the revamp of former Chinatown indie rock/karaoke spot, The Royal Unicorn. Opium den-chic styling mixes chinoiserie and flocked wallpaper with sleek leather loungers and mod red plastic stools. Cheaper drinks and cover on live band weekdays (and karaoke's always available for rent), but weekend DJ sets get seriously may-jah.
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