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High temple of east-end Kitsch and quirk. A giraffe's head, a bulldog with wings, and other taxidermy courtesy of its antique-dealer owners. Chef Michael Chan cooking up French delicacies, such as seared duck breast with pickled pied bleu. Ten-guest chef's table available.
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