I've never actually had authentic Spanish tapas but would agree that here they are like 'mini-meals' - two of us ordered five and that was quite enough for a filling dinner.

I'd particularly recommend the ciabatta bread, the camembert and the mushroom risotto.

The service was OK, the waitress dithered around a bit and didn't appear sure whether or not we'd finished - and the neon from Ya Xiu, which is right next door, didn't really add much to the atmosphere sitting outside. Still, if you get a seat facing the street you can people watch and they light candles at dusk. If some in your party fancy ice-cream the outdoor seating at Coldstone Creamery is within chatting distance.

Together with a large jug of yummy sangria (you can choose the wine they make it with; we chose the cheapest, ha) the bill came to over RMB400.

In short, I really enjoyed the food, everything else is OK but nothing special. I'd give it three and a half if I could.