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April 2014
Apr 25
Review

Echo (Cinnamon Grand)

Colombo wants for good Italian options. While there’s no lack of Italian restaurants none of them quite does justice to the real gusti d’italia It’s not that Bayleaf, Il Ponte, Echo are bad exactly – just that they aren’t quite good enough. On occasion though Colombo’s wannabe trattorias can surprise you with the quality of their cooking. The other day we stepped into Echo and discovered they serve up a very respectable anti pasti buffet for Rs. 1200+.

Apr 7
Review

Maalu Maalu Resort & Spa

Maalu Maalu was the first resort to be developed on the then deserted Kalkudah beach in Passikudah and it quickly became one of the go to places in the area. Its iconic thatched chalets are a distinctive sight on the now more populated coastline.

March 2014
Mar 28
Review

Aditya

One of Sri Lanka's original South Coast boutique luxury hotels.

Mar 26
Review

Ceylon Tea Moments

Ceylon Tea Moments at the Racecourse building is a really underrated hangout spot - the service is great and the cooks are creative.

Mar 17
Review

The Manchester

Occupying the former Agra bar, Shimmer, the Manchester dons the mantle of the previously Indian themed space, changing pretty much nothing except its name.

Mar 3
Review

Whale Watching Mirissa With Geeth

Geeth has a small boat which keeps you close to the action - sightings of whales, dolphins and immersion in the great expanse of the ocean.

February 2014
Feb 28
Review

Splash (K-Zone)

Splash is the biggest retailer in the Middle East, now with a space in K-Zone, Ja-Ela.

Feb 19
Review

London Grill (Cinnamon Grand)

A first class fine dining experience. Perfect for when you want to pull out all the stops and celebrate. Primarily a steakhouse.

Feb 18
Review

Kami Maki

Kami Maki is a Japanese fusion restaurant in Bamabalapitiya. While it's not the most authentic Japanese in town, they do offer some interesting fusion dishes.

Review

MoOD

Small shops usually gain popularity for selling the same factory extras as the bigger stores, but at much lesser prices. The trick is to find a store that matches your taste in clothes. Mood, a new clothing store on Thimbirigasyaya Road, checked the tick box in both cases.