Sri Lanka
Sri Lankan cuisine blends South Indian, Southeast Asian, and colonial influences, built around rice, coconut, and richly spiced curries. Fresh seafood plays a significant role given the island's coastal geography.
Rice and curry, typically served with multiple side dishes, forms the backbone of most Sri Lankan meals. Hoppers, bowl-shaped fermented rice pancakes, remain a beloved breakfast staple.
Holidays & Special Occasions
Kavum (Sweet Oil Cakes)
Street Food
Sri Lankan Chicken Patties
Street Food
Kottu Roti
Drinks
Kiri Te (Ceylon Milk Tea)
Drinks
Thambili (King Coconut Water)
Breads
Egg Hoppers
Sides
Pol Sambol (Coconut Relish)
Holidays & Special Occasions
Sri Lankan Milk Toffee
Breads
Pol Roti (Coconut Flatbread)
Desserts
Kokis (Crispy Rosette Cookies)
Desserts
Watalappan (Coconut Jaggery Custard)
Sides
Parippu (Red Lentil Curry)
Breakfast
Kiribath (Coconut Milk Rice)
Mains
Ambul Thiyal (Sour Fish Curry)
Mains
Sri Lankan Chicken Curry
Salads
Karawila Salad (Bitter Gourd and Onion Salad)
Salads
Gotukola Sambol (Pennywort Salad)
Soups
Wattakka Kenda (Pumpkin and Rice Porridge)
Soups
Kola Kanda (Herbal Rice Porridge)
Appetizers
Isso Vadei (Prawn Lentil Fritters)
Appetizers
Sri Lankan Fish Cutlets
Lunches
Lamprais (Dutch Burgher Rice Parcel)
Lunches
Sri Lankan Rice and Curry Plate
Breakfast
String Hoppers with Pol Sambol
