Taprobane's dinner buffet is pretty awesome. For just Rs. 2200, the spread's large and the food's top quality. Highlights? Their egg hoppers and their chocolate fudge.
Curry Leaf is the Hilton's Sri Lankan restaurant, and their spread of local cuisine and fresh seafood is top notch. If you can afford the taxes, this is a must try.
The Kingsbury buffet is pretty good. It's the best in terms of salads and veg, highly competitive in seafood, and good for everything else. It's Rs. 3,500 all in. We think it's good value.
The Gardenia is Hotel Ramada's main restaurant, and they do a wide range of cuisines, from Italian to Jaffna, that are good value for money.
The Dining Room specializes in international buffets at Cinnamon Lakeside.
The Governor's Restaurant at Mt.Lavinia Hotel offers one of the better buffets in the city. We found that mostly everything tasted good, with an exceptional salad bar and arguably the best selection…
Devly's is a trendy new restaurant down Malay Street in Colombo 2.
Aside from their buffet, OZO actually has a pretty good a-la carte menu with an interesting range of dishes from burgers to steak.
Flavoured at Cinnamon Red, with their lean luxury theme, offers a curated menu with good variations at reasonable prices. They've got a good view of Colombo, tasty mains and excellent desserts,…
Latitude at Taj Samudra offers one of the more expensive lunch buffets in Colombo. While they don’t particularly specialise in a particular area, they offer a satisfying spread overall.
Garton's Ark is a floating (boat) restaurant in the Nugegoda Wetlands Park.
A budget restaurant with fine food and nice view.
Arie Lagoon is a beautiful resort overlooking the shimmering waters of the Negombo lagoon.
With a restaurant, members lounge and the highest rooftop bar in the city, Elevate is the most happening place right now.
A little Sri Lankan Chinese kade does a good set menu buffet lunch.
Superb breakfast buffet for travelers
'O Leaf' is one of the best restaurant in Maharagama serving up a range of delicious Sri Lankan, Chinese & Western cuisines at an affordable price.
Serving up a range of delicious Sri Lankan Chinese fare, their menu is all improved and affordable.
A popular rice and curry buffet spot in Ratnapura, that does some excellent rice and curry for a decent fare.
Great place to have a delicious Sri Lankan buffet breakfast or lunch comfortably
Pinthaliya is a resto adjoining the popular Ambalama Leisure Restaurant in Hanwella.
Good place for snacks & short eats, but other food are ?
Good place to have a delicious Sri Lankan buffet with a beautiful view.
Tucked away from the crowded beaches of Balapitiya, Shinagawa Beach by Asia Leisure is a meticulously designed, gorgeous beach hotel that gives you the best of both worlds - the sea and the lagoon.
The perfect place to spend a weekend out of town.
The Habitat by Asia Leisure is a beautiful beach side resort that offers contemporary comforts to its guests with some delicious food.
A comfortable bungalow located in the paradisaical Yala, that's made for the escapes into the wilderness and safari camping.
A beautiful cottage hotel that provides the genuine jungle experience nestled in the wilderness of Beragala.
An incredibly beautiful luxury campsite which is a treat for eco-lovers, birdwatchers, and people who enjoy genuine rusticity.
Good place to try Sri Lankan Chinese & Chopsuey.
Aththamma at Pelawatte is a nice place to grab some authentic Sri Lankan rice and curry for a cheap price. They're known for their super tasty Ambul Thiyal curry.
The Weligama Kitchen is the main restaurant at the Marriot Weligama, it serves an expansive range of local and foreign cuisines that rival the price and quality of similar establishments.
Ambul Thiyal is a small streetside restaurant down High level road, and does good rice and curry for an affordable price tag.
A great place to eat delicious, authentic Sri Lankan rice & curry.
Rasembula gives the vibes of a rural cottage, but their food didn't live up to the expectations.
A gorgeous beach resort and spa in the Maldives.
