"Asimakis Chaniotis, who has a strong Greek heritage, has announced that his new restaurant, Myrtos, is now open for bookings. The restaurant opened its doors in May, with people flooding in to dine at the luxury establishment. The opening was a huge success and attracted several high-profile individuals. Although bookings are available, you will need to book ahead of time to secure a seat, especially if you have a larger party."
"Over the years, there's been a sharp rise in Greek food in London. It's not surprising to see, as the country's influence can also be seen across other verticals, including entertainment. The Rebetiko Carnival, for example, takes place in London every year and focuses on Greek folk and rebetiko music. You also have the London Greek Film Festival, which started in 2008. They accept screenplays and contemporary films from Greek producers, writers, and film directors."
"Greece's influence can also be seen within the online world. Netflix shows like KAOS focus on showcasing Greek gods and their rich history. There are even Buzz Bingo games set in Ancient Greece. In Age of the Gods: God of Storms, you'll notice that several gods make an appearance, including Zeus. Examples like this help to show how far-reaching Greece's influence is on entertainment in the UK."
Myrtos, a luxury restaurant by Asimakis Chaniotis, opened in May and attracted crowds and high-profile guests; reservations are available but require advance booking for larger parties. Greek influence in London has risen sharply, evident in food and cultural events like the Rebetiko Carnival and the London Greek Film Festival, which began in 2008 and accepts screenplays and contemporary films from Greek creators. Greek themes appear online and in mainstream entertainment through shows like Netflix's KAOS and games such as Age of the Gods. Fine dining venues increasingly incorporate Greek ingredients and dishes, with establishments like OPSO and Meraki offering modern interpretations.
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