This area offers amazing views of the Sigiriya Rock Fortress, the most iconic landmark in Sri Lanka.The restaurant serves eastern, western, Chinese and Sri Lankan food. We ordered fried noodles, koththu roti and juices. The food was delicious in generous portions.

We joined the cooking class and honestly it was one of the best things we did here. He&rsquo;s really patient and explains things clearly, so even I could follow along. Left feeling way more confident about making Sri Lankan curries at home. The meal we cooked together was tasty too. Just wish we had more time to ask questions after.

Masala dosa was really good &mdash; crispy and the potato filling had just the right spice. Service was quick too. Seating&#39;s a bit basic, feels like a canteen, but for a fast breakfast it works.

The melts are solid, 10/10 easily. If you already like Pizza Hut, these are worth grabbing. Pizza itself was decent, cheese ratio was good. Place was busy when I went, but the order came out quick. No complaints for the price.

Stopped by for a quick lunch near Trinity College. Cheese mushroom kottu was pretty good, decent portion for the price. Chicken pasta was fine too. Only thing is the stairs &mdash; no lift, so keep that in mind if you&#39;ve got heavy bags. Nothing fancy, but it did the job.

The thali here is proper home-style cooking, generous portions for the price. Owner remembered me from last visit, that personal touch goes a long way. Just wish they&#39;d open earlier on weekends.

Stopped by for a few drinks with friends last week. The lighting and music set a decent vibe, nothing too loud. Prices are fair for the area. We ordered some food too&mdash;nothing memorable, but it fills the gap. I&#39;d stick to the cocktails though; they were better than the food. Service was a bit slow when it got busy, but we weren&#39;t in a rush.

Came here for lunch and ended up coming back for dinner too. Local food was solid and prices fair. Staff were friendly enough. Good spot if you&#39;re staying in Kandy.

Been coming here for years, and it still feels the same. Old-school Chinese place in Kandy, the decor hasn&#39;t changed since I was a kid. Food&#39;s decent for the price, nothing fancy but reliable. Just don&#39;t come starving, the wait can be long since they cook everything fresh. That&#39;s actually why I keep coming back.

The grilled chicken panini was decent for what it cost. Chicken was juicy, bread had a nice crunch. Bickford&#39;s soda on the side hit the spot. Place was clean, nothing fancy. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area and want something quick without thinking too much about it.

The grilled seafood platter was pretty solid &mdash; prawns and calamari came out nicely charred, not overcooked. I sat near the window and the light was nice, but the chairs are those low wooden ones that get uncomfortable after a while. Kept shifting around by the end. Fine for a quick meal though.

The mutton kottu was properly spicy and the biriyani had good flavour. Shehan looked after us well. Place was clean, though it got a bit busy later.

Making your own curry then eating it right after? That&rsquo;s the best part. The flavors were so fresh and it felt way more rewarding than just ordering.

Came here with a couple of friends and honestly the river view is the main reason I&#39;d go back. We grabbed a table outside, breeze was nice. Service was quick too, no complaints there. Food was okay, nothing crazy but fine for hanging out. Maybe a bit pricey for what you get, but the vibe makes up for it.

The food was good and portions were generous, no complaints there. I sat on the balcony which looks right over the street - nice spot to just watch people go by. The old building across from the mosque gives it some character too. Staff were alright, nothing special but fine. Solid enough for a meal in Kandy.

It is a cozy pizza place with a lovely rooftop view of Kandy city. The restaurant is well known for its authentic Italian thin crust pizzas with a twist of Sri Lankan flavors baked in wood fired oven in an open kitchen.

The chicken curry had real heat, deep flavor. Coconut sambol was fresh, cut through the richness. Ate on the rooftop, view of Kandy was a bonus. Price is a bit high for what you get, but the taste made up for it. Would come back just for that curry.

Stopped by a few times while we were in the area. The food was solid, but honestly the cocktails were the highlight for me&mdash;they paired really well with the spicy dishes. Staff remembered us on the second visit, which was a nice touch. Only thing is it got a bit loud later in the evening, but that&#39;s on us for staying so long.

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