Food was decent.  Between four hungry gentlemen we got away with 8 small plate tapas and one paella and everyone was quite full afterwards.  It's a nicely decorated restaurant in Aria. Here are some thoughts on the food:\n\n- Meatballs - these had an excellent texture and the meat sauce was perfectly sweetened.  A very enjoyable dish\n- Sliders - don't get this - only came with two sliders and the bread was a bit dry and overall not very original or inspired\n- Black rice - this is an actual dish and I found very delectable.  The price soaked in squid ink (?) was well seasoned and the octopus and seafood added some interesting texture to the bite\n- Tuna sashimi on seaweed salad - I would not order this, just get it at an actual japanese restaurant and you'll be much happier\n- Paella - definitely order this when you sit down as it takes 40 mins to cook.  We ordered the mix paella and it was very enjoyable.  The mix of chicken and seafood was nice and it wasn't overly salty.\n- Garlic Chicken - this was a surprisingly tasty dish.  It was simple but the flavor was excellent and the texture of the chicken was moist and soft on the inside with a thin but noticeable flour based covering.\n\nThe cocktails were OK but nothing to write home about.  \n\nWhy did it only get three stars?  Well our waiter who was a nice chap throughout the meal offered us an appetizer, a feta cheese, tomato, and bread type of dish.  When he offered this to us, he said \"i'll bring you out this appetizer\".  At the end of the meal, when we ordered 4 espressos, he said \"i'm going to bring you out coffee with liquer\".  In both cases, his tone gestures insinuated that we would be comped these small \"extras\" but when we saw the final bill, he had charged us.  The coffee drinks alone were $14 each.  Anyways, just an annoying thing for people to have to deal with and presumptuous that we'd want to pay for the extras.  \n\nSo all in all, the food was above average but the incident with the waiter brought down the otherwise delightful experience to two stars.