Came here with a few friends last week. We ordered a bunch of dishes to share&mdash;the mapo tofu was decent, though I&#39;ve had better. What I really appreciated was the BYOB thing. We brought our own wine and they didn&#39;t fuss about it, even gave us proper glasses. Service was attentive but not pushy. Place is a bit pricey for what it is, but the central location makes it convenient. Solid enough for a group dinner if you&#39;re not expecting mind-blowing food.

Quick bite before a movie, five of us, bill stayed under 10k. Food was decent, service fast even on a Friday. Solid spot if you&#39;re in a hurry.

Chicken 65 was properly spicy, noodles had a good kick. Avocado shake was the real winner though.

The mixed chopsuey rice was decent. Manchurian chicken had that sticky sweet-spicy coating, good enough. Place was quiet even on a Saturday night, no waiting around. Interior&#39;s dated but whatever. Staff kept checking on us, fine. Just wish the chopsuey had more crunch in the veggies.

The fruit salad with ice cream was a nice way to finish. Sri Lankan options looked good too, though I only tried that one thing.

Tried the garlic tiger prawns &mdash; really well done, juicy and tasty. Seafood fried rice was solid too, big portion. Place was calm, not too busy when I went. Service okay, nothing crazy. Decent spot if you&#39;re around and want Chinese food. Maybe a bit pricey for what it is, but I&#39;d come back.

The biryani was solid and the price felt fair. Service was a bit all over the place on a busy night though. I&#39;d skip the sweet corn soup, it didn&#39;t do much for me.

We had a small gathering in the garden and the staff handled everything pretty well. Decent spot for a low-key event. Just wish the parking was a bit easier.

Nice quiet spot with the birds and turtles outside. Food was decent, coffee just okay. Bring bug spray for evening.

I had an amazing breakfast buffet at Graze Kitchen. The food was fresh, beautifully presented, and the staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making the experience feel special.

The iced coffee here is genuinely good&mdash;one of the better ones I&#39;ve had in Colombo. Prices are easier on the wallet than most spots too. The seating area is pretty plain though, nothing special, just basic chairs and tables. Fine if you&#39;re nearby and need a caffeine hit, but don&#39;t expect to linger around for hours.

Stopped by Mount Beach for a quick bite and ended up staying longer than planned. The garlic fried rice was properly good&mdash;fluffy, not too oily, and the garlic hit just right. Portions are decent for the price. Service gets a bit slow when they&#39;re about to close, but whatever, I wasn&#39;t in a rush. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The garlic rice and quesadillas with that local spicy kick were solid. QR ordering made it easy, though I wish they had a better wine list to go with the food. Cozy spot to chill for a bit.

The chicken devilled was good this time, but it&#39;s been hit or miss before. Milkshake was solid though. Prices fair for what you get.

The chocolate cheesecake was properly rich, not too sweet. I liked that. Our waitress checked in on us a few times, which I appreciated. Only thing, I wish I hadn&#39;t eaten so much before. Couldn&#39;t finish the whole slice. Maybe next time I&#39;ll go straight for dessert.

The chili prawn starter disappeared off our table before anyone thought to grab a photo. That spicy garlic sauce is seriously addictive. Pork ribs were solid too, tender and smoky. Been coming here for a while now and the kitchen stays consistent, which is why I keep returning. Service was attentive without hovering. Place gets loud on weekends but that&#39;s part of the vibe.

The Thai chicken rice was solid, that spring roll on the side hit the spot. Menu on the app seems a bit hit or miss though.

The honey pizza was solid, and that prawn yaki spaghetti hit the spot. Cheesecake wasn&rsquo;t too sweet either. Place was clean, staff friendly. Menu&rsquo;s got me thinking about a return visit.

Handmade chocolates and pastries are the real deal here. Short eats were cheap and honestly better than most places in Colombo. Service was a bit hit or miss, but whatever, the food carried it. Grabbed a few things to go and didn&#39;t regret it. Solid spot if you&#39;re nearby.

Been coming here for a while now. The sushi is always fresh, that&#39;s the main thing I keep coming back for. Portions are a bit small for what you pay, but the quality stays consistent. Staff remember me, which is nice. Just wish they&#39;d add a bit more to the lunch set, that&#39;s all.

The ishiyaki stone-grilled dish at the Japanese corner tasted pretty legit. Bit pricey for what you get though. Seating gets cramped during rush hour, so better show up early or expect to wait.

I had a magical evening at Firebeach with cozy vibes and beautiful ocean views. The culinary excellence by Chef Sheavon Daniel truly made it a five-star experience!

Been coming here for a while now. The submarine sandwich is still solid, better than the other branches honestly. Gets a bit busy so service slows down, but I keep coming back for that sandwich.

The food at Cheers Pub is consistently good, with hearty portions and a great variety of options. I particularly enjoyed the Indonesian-style seafood rice, which was loaded with seafood.

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