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CITYLIFE / Bars & Cafes






The new money


By Mark Andrews (City Weekend)
Updated: 2007-07-06 08:59



This club is a mystery. Vast amounts of money have been spent on it, but
the question is why? With names of cocktails like Warm Dior this place
seems aimed at local nouveau riche. However, on a Saturday night visit it
was empty with more staff than customers. There is no dance floor and the
club seems to consist of tables and chairs. It is lit by red neon tubing
and the panels there are big screens playing hip-hop videos.

If you care for an unsual treat, however, check out the lounge-styled
bathroom with its lavish finish including mingling couches for a very
high-class, chic pit stop in between drinks. The music is not
overbearingly loud. Two bars are filled with juggling tenders. Some items
on the menu reach well into the thousands. Cocktails and beer are around
RMB50. This club is best left to the whisky and green tea crowd. Perfect
for: individual service.

Cici
Add: Redtown 570 Huaihai Xi Lu
Tel: 021-6283-7779























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