The restaurant, known for pricey dishes, including a 680 wagyu striploin or a 630 giant tomahawk steak, said it had tried to cut costs despite recording a jump in profits.
In its accounts, the group said it had sought to improve energy efficiency at an operational level with efforts including turning off central heating after closing or during peak hours when heating demand is lower.
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