Viet Tapas Bar

Can't believe I've slept on this restaurant for years. The food does the talking here. 1. Steamed Rice Cakes with Taro 4/5 2. Spring Rolls with Chicken 5/5, an herbaceous dish, served with a subtly spicy fish sauce 3. Shaking lamb cubes 5/5, great with the Italian red 4. Weaving rice noodle with fish 5/5, the fried shallots pop in this dish 5. Clay pot rice with fish 10/5 - just get this The remodeled interior is very welcoming, modern, and has interesting art and motorbikes from Vietnam. Classical music in background (chef's kiss). Also great that the place serves demi-bottles of reasonably priced wine. Beer's great too. Our server exuded hospitality, very attentive, and proud to tell us about the chef/restaurateur. Thanks for having us. We'll be back!

Love the japan/scandi/retro ambiance and decor! Liking the concept of vietnamese tapas. However the food was a bit underwhelming. The summer fresh roll was particulary sad. The shitake salad and catfish clay pot were the highlights. Been to other vietnamse "tapas" and the dishes had more impactful flavor. Given the small portions...was expecting more flavor to come through. Likely will not be returning.

Beautifully delicious place to have dinner. Scrumptious, well curated and crafted dishes that aren’t overly seasoned. Tastefully Designed. Quaint, soothing place to dine. We love this new addition to our neighborhood. We hope you expand the menu to see more options as you progress. Thank you for opening here.

Absolutely loved this spot. I’ve never seen Vietnamese done tapas style and it’s brilliant. Stir fry noodles, turmeric fish, chicken crispy rolls. Everything delish. I would bring friends back here in a heartbeat.

Bae and I had a music industry function in the hills behind this stretch of street. I saw this place was newish and had amazing reviews. The spot is a little hard to find which is OK but unusual for this relatively dowdy stretch of neighborhood where the raining cuisine is still, in 2024, red sauce italian(!) I love going to the Capri with friends during the holiday season but this was a wednesday night in July. It was literally empty when we walked in and it made Bae nervous but I'd read the reviews so I reassured her. Like the name indicates it's a Vietnamese restaurant that serves food tapas style. So Bae loved it, I'm not a huge fan of tapas period, not even in the basque country or Spain, but this is still a great restaurant and deserves support! I would go back for sure if I was back here in the area, maybe before a vidiots movie.

We ate here for the first time tonight and thought the food was exceptional. In fact, we managed to wolf down the first two dishes before I got a chance to take pictures. In case you were wondering those dishes were: the Vietnamese salad with shitake and tofu. Shredded cabbage and vegetables along with shitake and some lightly fried tofu- dressing seemed to be a warm vinaigrette that greatly enhanced the flavor. The taro crispy spring rolls were also amazing, accompanied by fish sauce and mint, carrot and jicama condiments. For the picture I did take, that’s what we came here for. Turmeric Fish in clay pot did not disappoint- rice was fluffy on the top layer and crunchy on the bottom layer- so good! The whole meal was less than $70.

I’m surprised this spot hasn’t gone viral yet. Amazing atmosphere, very comfortable seating, excellent service and the food was phenomenal. Can’t wait to try everything on the menu!

I had this place saved as a place I wanted to try for wayyyy too long! I’m mad I didn’t come sooner. The food was unique, filling, and delicious. The ambiance is top notch.the drink selection hit the spot. The service was so warm. Check this place out. I will be back soon.

Can't believe I've slept on this restaurant for years. The food does the talking here. 1. Steamed Rice Cakes with Taro 4/5 2. Spring Rolls with Chicken 5/5, an herbaceous dish, served with a subtly spicy fish sauce 3. Shaking lamb cubes 5/5, great with the Italian red 4. Weaving rice noodle with fish 5/5, the fried shallots pop in this dish 5. Clay pot rice with fish 10/5 - just get this The remodeled interior is very welcoming, modern, and has interesting art and motorbikes from Vietnam. Classical music in background (chef's kiss). Also great that the place serves demi-bottles of reasonably priced wine. Beer's great too. Our server exuded hospitality, very attentive, and proud to tell us about the chef/restaurateur. Thanks for having us. We'll be back!

Really loved this place - don't know how I've slept on it, it's been around a while apparently and I've enjoyed their other location in Atwater Village - but I didn't know about the connection until I ate here. Ordered about 6 different dishes, everything was excellent. Standouts were the rice clay pot with turmeric fish - the fish being a specialty of the other location as well. Also the sourdough fish toast and the crispy chicken rolls. Noodles too. The design is modern and cozy. Everybody go here, I don't post unless I really rep a spot and I want it to stay in business and thrive!

I just read the two star review. Man, that person is weird. Lol This place is amazing!! It's great to have Vietnamese food, tapas style. You get to try different dishes and be able to share in your group. Everything we ordered was spectacular. We got the crispy taro roll, the clay pot with fish, dumplings, noodles with beef. I was pretty impressed with the presentation and the quality of the food. My whole group was. I immediately recommended this place to my family and friends! The inside was very beautiful too. It's nicely decorated, not overly stimulating. The server was also super nice and attentive. He gave us his recommendations and there were no disappointments!

(Written by my 8 year old son.) I had an amazing experience at the Viet Tapas Bar.The whole restaurant was very new and clean and had beautiful paintings and nice statues and good music.Most of the food was absolutely amazing . I would give the Wagyu beef rolls, taro omelette, and chicken crispy roll a 8.5/10,and the fish clay pot and lamb would get a 9.9/10 and the coconut sorbet a 9.5/10.The service was great,and our server was really funny.The only problem was that our server never gave us water until we asked.I DEFINITELY recommended coming to the Viet Tapas Bar overall I would give the meal a 9.9/10.

Vietnamese food that's light, clean, and herbal! As you drink the herbal, light, broth it slowly fills your stomach, warming you. The surroundings are peaceful and quiet as other people taste the delicious Vietnamese food. As soon as you walk in, the subtle but welcoming smell of Vietnamese food fills your nose. This place is, in my opinion the best! Light and filling, so good and comforts, perfect in the wintertime!

Admittedly, it was not our first choice, but how wrong could we be: it should have been our first choice. A small, fairly simple interior with relaxed ambiance, and the staff was wonderful. But wait for it: the food was spectacular: cute, unique and charmingly arranged, and most importantly super delicious. Crispy chicken roll, wagyu beef roll, chicken rice clay pot, shaking lamb, chicken shrimp dumplings, etc all wonderful. We could not resist to order encores - and plan to come back.

Excellent food and lovely service. Nice bar if you just want a drink and light solo dinner. A great local eagle rock option.

Great service and everything is delicious. Didn't take pictures of everything I got because as it came we ate.

I could eat at this place every day- it's that good. I love Vietnamese food but this is unlike any other Vietnamese restaurant that I've ever been to. In fact, the dishes are unlike any other restaurant I've ever had. The flavors are definitely Asian, perhaps a little bit fusion, but they are so well balanced and flavorful. Things that you wouldn't expect to be tasty such as sautéed vegetables were amazing. We've had the Chard wrapped Wagyu beef roll, the Rice claypot with fish, Sourdough Fish Toast, fresh roll with turmeric fish, Weaving Rice Noodle with shrimp, Stir fry rice noodle with beef, Chrispy chicken dumpling. Everything was cooked to perfection. I'm glad they are now open 5 days but I wish they were open Sunday too. Definitely on my list of my favorite places to dine in the area.

This was our first visit, and everything was better than we expected. The ambiance was pretty, modern, and quiet. (They might have played "Take Five" on repeat... but it was nice to have background music that encouraged conversations.) The server was warm and helpful. There were only couples dining tonight, no families or large groups. We ordered everything the server suggested. Lemongrass chicken salad, crispy taro rolls, rice pot with turmeric fish, and later Vietnamese coffee crème brûlée. We loved everything. My bf's organic coconut juice was just out of a bottle, but it was surprisingly delicious too. I ordered a premium sake on a whim, which I didn't love... but I'm not a regular sake drinker. All of this, with tax and tip, came to just over $100. BF declared this will be his new favorite date-night spot. It will be fun to return to try more dishes!

Super unique vietanamese tapa restaurant! It's rare to see veitanamese tapas, it's usually pho and bahn mis. But this place takes it to the next level, with true tapas, authentic to the taste, and super unique. I got the spring rolls, the bison roll, the stone pot rice bowl, and the diced lamb dish. The bison roll and the stone pot rice bowl were my favorite. Bison roll was so unique and well flavored. Stone pot rice bowl, reminds me of a stone bibimbap, and it was delicious. The lamb was a bit pricey. Reminds me of diced filet mignon french style the Chinese usually serves. I loved the ambiance and interior. Super mellow and chill. Great spot to catch up with friends or for date night. Service was friendly and really quick. Overall, definitely recommend!

Overall fantastic. I've been a fan of Viet's establishments since Viet Soy was at the Silver Lake Farmer's Market, onto the restaurant on Hyperion, and today with Viet Noodle Bar. The space is stunning. It smells of temple incense, the art is great, and small touches speak to Vietnamese culture in a creative and intentional way. You feel the maker's hand in everything and it truly adds to the experience. It was also empty on a Wednesday evening. I won't go deep into the food, but it was delicious. One thing that Viet does well is bringing traditional Vietnamese flavors to new dishes while remaining authentic. He was far ahead of the curve of second and third generation restaurants in So Cal, doing things like transmuting Chả Cá Lã Vọng into Turmeric Fish Noodle and tofu pudding with ginger syrup into Organic Soy Curd. And that happens here: Bánh hỏi shows up differently than I'd experienced it before, and there was an alt take on Bánh bèo, too. But it was all DELICIOUS, authentic down to the shapes of each cut of vegetable and the care with which it was presented. Elevated, homemade, and unavailable anywhere else. This is what I think was unacceptable: my DC ordered hot water. And the server let us know that it was going to be $3. Hmmm. Hmmmmmmm. Really? Also, I ordered a rice lager. I was excited because most rice lagers use Jasmine rice but claim to be Japanese. And clearly Jasmine rice is Southeast Asian, which would be an interesting counterpoint to our food. The beer came out as flat as from a day old keg that had been sitting in the sun. I let our server know and he did nothing about it. I don't even know if he grasped what I was saying. But how much do you have to know to understand In fact, come to think of it, the same lack of training that would lead someone to pull a flat beer would probably lead someone to not realize that the solution here wasn't to mumble out an excuse and disregard what I had mentioned. Unless this was a down low bia hoi (fresh beer, a Vietnamese thing) experience. And I don't think it was intentional. At eleven dollars. The single most I've ever paid for a beer. Also, I thought that they were being progressive by not having a tip option in the POS device but it turns out they add some sort of tip. I thought that went out a long time ago. So delicious food in beautiful environs. I may be back, I may not.

Excellent food, service and beautiful ambience. Reasonable prices. The crispy rice rolls were my favorite

The food was amazing ! A great variety of dishes to choose from. We've been here many times and have tried everything on the menu. Never been disappointed. And the service is great too.

We were pleasantly surprised by our experience. The server was very kind and gave us a few recommendations after we told him it was our first time. The tapas where a perfect portion size to share. The server recommended 3-4 items for two and we couldn't agree more. The food was artfully presented, and cooked to deliver a pleasant and engaging taste experience without being too harsh, it was definitely an elevated culinary offering. Highly Recommend!!!!!!!!

Food- OK. Solid 3+ Prices- reasonable Service Charge - 18% for very minimal service Food was decent but not special at all. Would describe it as Viet-ish, along the lines of most hipster interpretations of ethnic cuisine...not good nor bad, just different. Sometimes different is spectacular, this wasn't that. Missing the essence of the Viet's special balance of seasoning. The cooks here don't understand that balance, IMO. Started off with the cabbage salad w/chicken. The seasoning was mostly salty, lemongrass barely showed up and the breast meat was overcooked. Watercress beef was nice but a bit too sour. Fresh spring rolls w/the tiny Banh Hoi noodles didn't work. Noodles were way too soft, mealy/mushy to include in the roll. Didn't have that bouncy texture I love. Also, not enough herbs/lettuce...very disappointing. The dipping sauce was again, too sour. Rice....not memorable. We ordered the taro crispy rolls that never arrived. Asked for Viet iced coffee...waiter said, "we don't serve that, it's too late to drink coffee anyway"...alright then, give me your other caffeinated drink, tea. Server was a very nice guy who was by himself, full house on a Saturday night. Needless to say, we saw him 3x, at the beginning, when food came out and upon check settlement. Hey, what do you expect when service charges were already included. Once again, LA has mediocre Vietnamese food. Search continues.

Always a treat having dinner at our favorite Vietnamese restaurant! Fresh organic, healthy, and delicious. From the crispy chicken rolls, dumplings, and clay pot rice bowl with fish everything is consistently wonderful. Great sakes too! Excellent service on top makes this place 5 star all around. So thankful to have this restaurant in Eagle Rock. À plus to the culinary neighborhood!

This intimate hidden gem is serving some of the most elegant yet uncomplicated food in LA. The quality ingredients and authentic flavors feel comforting and daring all at once. The service is welcoming and makes you feel right at home, but like you are visiting your epicurean chef buddy's place and he's cooking something special, just for you. The ambiance is minimally elegant yet inviting. A chill playlist wafts through the restaurant creating a vibe that feels effortlessly cool On our recent visit there were two new additions to the menu, the Wagu beef noodle roll, which had delicious, melty, beautifully seasoned beef beneath a delightfully thin blanket of noodles. This comes topped with green onion and crumbled peanuts accompanied by a light clear sauce which lit up the flavor combinations in a way that fires the synapses of your mind with every bite! We also had the wonderful shrimp noodle plate with bright pinkish red shrimp, cooked to perfection. The shrimp taste more like prawns and were uncomplicated by anything overbearing. The noodles basil and sauce serve to highlight the flavors of the shrimp. This dish reminds me of my favorite Thai dish, Pad Kee Mao, but stripped down and simple. Uncompromisingly uncomplicated and simply delicious. The crispy chicken roll is not to be missed which is accompanied by fresh veggie garnish that you mix and match to get just the right balance of rich fried crunch with succulent chicken and the bright DIY garnish of fresh vegetables. And don't sleep on the unassuming crispy rice with fish sauce which is just comfort food perfection. I imagine the salt and pepper glutinous corn must be inspired by a particular street food vendor in Saigon who caters to drunken nightclub patrons and locals working late into the night. They are so familiar yet seemingly teleport you to another world entirely. Again, nothing fancy, just great ingredients prepared with the kind of deliberate refinement that is just enough to make them special. Washed down with a crisp Vietnamese or Japanese beer, sake, or glass of wine. My wife has enjoyed a yuzu or ube soda on each visit. I am remiss in sharing my pure love for this little intimate escape from LA as I want it to remain our secret spot that we can walk into on a whim without a reservation, but it is just too good to not talk about. That, and I want it to stay around, for a very, very long time.

Viet Tapas is understated from outside, there is not even a sign, just a cool and mysterious interior through the window, but as soon as you enter, the ambience is inviting and warm. The servers are friendly and most importantly, the food is delicious! My group was all vegan and vegetarian and there were a ton of options on the menu for us. We have been back twice and if I was a local, this would be a regular haunt for me!

This place is criminally slept on. The menu and wine list are tight and well thought out. Bottles of Sancerre are from $50-$66 and very good. The food is very good--with the corn, fish in clay pot rice, and sesame beef roll all highlights. This place does not have an IG page, and I don't know how they promote themselves. If it was located in a different part of time it would probably be busier, but as it stands it is a hidden gem for those who know. Our favorite place in Eagle Rock, without a doubt.

Vietnamese tapas? YES, please! So many unique shareable dishes to choose from. Sure to become a neighborhood gem once more people realize it's there - we were just one of three tables on this cold rainy Wednesday night. Attentive & well paced service. Lots of vegetable-forward dishes (we tried the chayote with tofu + crispy taro root rolls). Carnivores will also enjoy the bison (wrapped in betel leaves) or grass-fed beef with watercress salad. Don't miss the clay pot - choose from fish, tofu or chicken; the crispy rice at the bottom of the pot was our favorite bite of the evening. I'm looking forward to returning to eat my way through the rest of the menu. P.S. this is a no-tipping establishment - they add 18% automatically to the bill.

We went in at 745 on a Thursday night. We were the only ones and by the time we left - it was filling up. It is a nice space, and the food was fantastic. There was one person who was waiting tables, getting people situated - he worked hard, was attentive, and super nice. I'm not from the area, don't go there very often, and will be heading back there in May - and will be back! It was so good!

A cute little Vietnamese restaurant with great food & amazing ambiance. The food here was absolutely amazing. Each dish was cooked with flavor and to perfection. The bison rolls and the watercress salad is a MUST. The service was also 10/10. Our server was always checking in on us - which we appreciated very much. Their wine and drink selection here is great too! I would definitely come here again.

Exciting, elegant, and evocative executions on classical Vietnamese compositions at this new Eagle Rock establishment. We ordered almost the entire menu to share among four adults and two children, and we were enamored by each and every dish. Flavorful, excellent temperature and textures in evert bite, meticulously crafted by the humming laser focused back of house chefs and staff. The host, waiter, and bar tender - all one gentleman, and perhaps an owner? Investor? - advised and accommodated us on this culinary adventure enthusiastically and entirely from start to finish. And a nice selection of beers, wine, and sake to enjoy with all the tapas. A lot of promise for Viet Tapas Bar in this quaint stretch of Colorado Blvd, just across the street from another Eagle Rock institution: Casa Bianca. Excited to see the evolution of VTB and look forward to my next trip soon.

This place is amazing. Every dish was 5 star. Great cozy atmosphere too, and not hard to get in (although that may change if word gets out!).

Crazy good and very friendly staff. Must haves: crispy chicken rolls, wagyu with chard. They import their rice paper and noodles for both of these dishes and there is nothing like it. The crispy chicken rolls are very crispy but not sticky, so delicious! Please come here! I do not want them to close lol. There was only one couple when we dined on a Thursday night then another couple came in around 9. Both parties were regulars so I think it's one of those if you know you know spots. The vibe is cozy and nice The owners also own Viet Noodle in Atwater, which is equally good. If you are looking for a modern twist on Vietnamese while still celebrating authentic flavors, this is the spot!

What an extraordinary hidden gem in Eagle Rock. Hands down the best tasting and most authentic Vietnamese food I have had outside of Vietnam. The ambiance is simply and beautiful. The service is excellent. The selection of authentic beer and sake are outstanding. The Tumeric Fish Clay pot is not to be missed!

Viet Tapas Bar is an underrated neighborhood gem! Don't sleep on this spot! This is a great spot for a low key, intimate dinner. We really enjoyed all of the dishes we ordered: clay pot rice with turmeric fish, Vietnamese salad with chicken, dumpling chicken soup, bison rolls, and taro crispy rolls. All the fried dishes were crisped to perfection, and everything was flavorful while also light. They are operated by a small, big mighty team. Please support this local business!

Amazing food, ambiance and service...I cannot say enough positive things about this restaurant. Highly recommend the watercress and the sourdough fish toast! 10/10

Tasty and interesting Vietnamese food - we love the crispy chicken roll, the dumplings, and the weaving rice noodles with shrimp. Nice bar menu, friendly staff, and cute decor. We've gone a few times already and will likely be back!

Great Vietnamese food in Eagle Rock! Love the traditional Vietnamese appetizers, elevated in quality and flavor, each made with the utmost care and precision! The clay pot with turmeric fish was my favorite with a great combo of textures and flavor with crispy burnt rice with tender Tumeric fish and picked carrot/radish! Definitely go, eat drink and be merry!

We loved the foods, the sakes and the beers. At Viet Tapas Bar you will have a nice ambiance of a simplicity and classy decoration. Highly recommended.

I was fortunate to grow up around the best Vietnamese food in the USA, and I was elated to find such good Viet-Nom-Eats so far from Westminster (aka Little Saigon). I really like what the chef is doing here to elevate Vietnamese cuisine. The chef brings out many of the familiar flavors that I love in Vietnamese cuisine, and innovates tastefully with a modern take on many traditional dishes. We ordered a lot, and everything on the menu was delicious! It is a cozy place, and it has those hole in the wall vibes, but with a clean and appealing interior.

Every dish was fantastic. Must try the turmeric fish rice clay pot, shrimp steamed rice cakes, shiitake/tofu Vietnamese salad. Definitely will be back.

Came here for dinner last night and was absolutely blown away by the food. We chose a few dishes + went with a recommendation from the server. Everything was 10/10. Definitely will be recommending this place to family and friends.

Really good food and service. Very interesting and delicious takes on ingredients. Even rice is its own thing. Great setting. Very happy to eat here!!

Amazing food and service. The wine selection is great. The only downside is it can get loud but frankly Eagle rock could use some noise

Skipped school to go to dinner with a friend. The space was dim, warm, quiet and inviting. The server was part of the ambience, as she was understated comfortable and easy to talk to. She made excellent recommendations and took care in her answers. It was exactly what I hoped for and more. We shared #5, #7, #8 & #9 (crispy chicken rolls, bison salad, rice paper something or other and I am not doing the food justice) It was all very delicious with the Yuzu sparkling soda.

Just as other reviewers have said: this is a relaxed and beautiful spot, serving familiar Vietnamese flavors with a really thoughtful approach of tapas. The service was very friendly and knowledgeable and attentive while also letting my friend and I lounge and catch up from 6:30 when we arrived till they closed at 9. The ambience is so pleasant and while it was fairly consistently busy the vibe nor the service were impacted. Thanks for a lovely dinner!

I love Vietnamese food, so I was excited when I found out a Vietnamese restaurant was opening in the neighborhood with focus on delicious appetizer dishes that are harder to find in LA proper. Viet Tapas Bar did NOT disappoint!! The space is stunning and serene, the staff was attentive and friendly, and the food was absolutely delightful! We had the rice cakes with shrimp, the piper lolot leaf and vermicelli wrapped bison, and the clay pot rice with turmeric fish. All of it was delicious- you could taste the love that had been put into preparing each bite. I'm still thinking about the clay pot turmeric fish- fragrant and delicate, in a bed of perfectly crispy rice. Can't wait to go back!

Most delicious!!! Excellent ambiance and service A+! I've never had Vietnamese food like this, all of this dishes were new to me, even the spring rolls were prepared in a different way with unique ingredients (taro). The rice cake with shredded shrimp was so different and delicious. The bison wrapped in noodles was melt in your mouth and the textures were so good together. It's a relaxing quiet atmosphere, perfect for talking. And beautiful interior, modern and peaceful. Honestly this is my favorite new restaurant!!

this place is such a gem. i wish i could save it as my hidden gem but also want the business to do well so finally leaving a review. i've tried most of their dishes and my always go to is the clay pot w fish. (but all small dishes were all so good) the place is so unassuming but food tastes clean and the place is quiet enough to actually enjoy a conversation. great week night or casual date night but with great food.

Delicious food, nice decor, friendly and thoughtful service. Once you find your way here you will be back. Cozy bar, pleasant seating, easy street parking. Highly recommend the Rice Clay Pot with the fish, the Salt & Pepper Asian Corn Cob, but everything I've tried here is good. Good for vegetarians.

We tried five dishes and everything was really flavorful yet delicate. Also some Vietnamese flavors I haven't ever really tasted. Beautifully presented and also the interior of the restaurant was lovely too. Some restaurants dumb down ethnic food to the clientele's tastes and Viet tapas hasn't. And I have tried many Vietnamese places in SGV West minister and Vietnam. This might be my favorite restaurant in Eagle rock/HLP area.

Love, love, love this place! The menu is fantastic! Elevated and delicious! Have tried almost everything on the menu and it's all magnificent! All healthy quality ingredients as well! Bonus, the place is beautiful. Lovely decor, super clean and serene, chill music playing on a hip vintage record player. Very thoughtful and attentive service. My new favorite spot!

What a stunning restaurant Viet Tapas Bar is. From the first step. It is relaxing and minimal. Feels serene and relaxed. Service is fast, and polite. Super pleasant staff that is quick to get what's needed. Viet tapas' are simply delicious. Each plate is a surprise and a different take on classics. Quite an enjoyable place.

Absolutely lovely dinner. Terrific albeit small sake list and then we had the scrumptious rice pot with fish and tarot root crispy rolls. The ambience is cool and quiet and beautiful decor. The food is absolutely A plus with complex flavor profiles and fresh ingredients. They may need to expand the menu in order to make this a repeat dinner choice for local families, but my friend and I had an A+++ dinner and loved the whole vibe.

What an amazing experience. The food is incredible. Everything we ate! My favorite was the Taro Root Crispy Rolls. So flavorful and savory, with a touch of sweet and salty and crispy. Delicious. We also had the Grass fed beef and watercress salad. So lite and refreshing and also full of flavor. Then we had the Bison in Piper Lolot leaves. Cool texture and flavor is incredible. Our very nice waiter recommended we have it with a cold sake called Dewazakura Oka, which made the flavors pop. Amazing. Then came my husbands absolute favorite, the Rice Clay Pot with turmeric fish. (I don't eat fish) he said it's not at all fishy. I tasted the crispy rice and it was awesome. He wants to come back tomorrow You have to give this a try. You won't be disappointed. We are very pleased

Great food in a small intimate venue. Service was attentive and the tapas concept allows diners to try lots of different dishes.