" Chinese Tapas? "

Value for money		Suitable for...
The food		.. a date
The service		.. business dinner
The decor		.. with friends

We were there on a saturday evening for some Tapas. The location is nice, nothing special though. The staff is friendly and eager to pleas, but unfortunately not well-trained.
We ordered five Tapas, including: Feta Cheese, Octopus, Mushrooms, Beef Tapa, and Lamp Loin. All the dishes came quickly, one after another. Soon after we finished our first dish, the whole table was full of food. The whole purpose of eating Tapas is about taking time to eat slowly, and enjoy the food while chit-chatting with your companions. Here, we just felt rushed. As for the food itself, this would be the one time where we are making an excption and complain about "portion size". the Tapas have been to big with too much food on it. They basically looked and tasted like ordinary Chinese dishes!!! We like Chinese food, don't get us wrong, but we've been looking forward to Spanish tapas and dropped a good chunk of change for some not so Spanish-like food. In terms of the taste, all the dishes had a sweetness to them (a bit Shanghainese). The dip for the bread also came with Chinese hot chili sauces - again, we didn't realize that we were signing ourselves up for a Chinese restaurant in disguise.
We also ordered red wine, but I won't go to deep into that. Let's just say the staff has no clue about how to serve it properly.
Over all, it was very disappointing and at least for Tapas, we can't recommend the place.