This restaurant offers Korean BBQ hot pot and Cosmopolitan tapas (e.g. small plates). We decided on the latter and ordered potato croquettes (very crisp on the outside and soft inside - 4), dragon balls (deep fried spicy tuna with peppers and onion and eel sauce – 4 ) and noodle wrapped shrimp (2.5). We next ordered pork belly with garlic and chef’s sauce (too fatty - 1.5) and pineapple fried rice (bland – 2). We also shared an order of green tea and strawberry mochi (almost uneatable Japanese ice cream – 0.5) Overall our experience was satisfactory, but I am not inclined to return.