• Second West End restaurant from owners of Tsunami
• Modern Japanese tapas and sushi dishes
• Old Compton Street location
• Open midday to midnight seven days a week

Seafood is known for its gymnastic abilities, boasting flying fish, salmon rolls, and shellfish flexing their mussels. Limber up for dynamic eating with today’s Groupon: £20 for £40 towards pan-Asian fare for two people at Tapasia. Crafting fanciful morsels of octopus and skewers of dynamite beef, Tapasia is the second West End venture from the team behind Tsunami. The chefs blend together the warm-hearted sharing format of Spanish tapas with fine-tuned Japanese flavours, concocting elegant appetisers and inventive mains courses. 

Dining pairs can stroll up Old Compton Street in Soho towards this modern eatery, where they are granted £40 worth of food and drink. The menu allows guests to select edamame beans (£3.50) to start, before welcoming tapas dishes such as gochijang barbeque pork, or razor clams ponzu (both £6.50). Grabbing a side of steamed jasmine rice (£2.50) if so inclined, visitors can also go the whole hog with deluxe mains of black cod with miso, or roasted Chilean sea bass (both £12.50). Yuzu kosho jumbo tiger prawns (£8.50) and roasted scallops with vegetable fondu (£9.50) also await tantalised tastebuds, while and almond crusted foie gras (£8.50) and grilled beef skewers (£9.00) provide a tempting alternative for meat lovers.