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Sybarite Reviews: Chameleon
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As loyal followers of The Sybarite, you know that we have eyes in the most remote corners of the planet. We are always on the hunt and eager to discover the new and most exclusive places this world has to offer.
In today’s review we bring you a hidden treasure tucked away in bustling Central London. A beautiful place that has undoubtedly become one of our favourite restaurants and the first in our “Must go” list of recommendations: Chameleon.
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