Lago (Italian tropical bistro)

Total bill was LKR 10,943 including taxes
What I Noticed

1. Ambiance - welcome with areas of green both inside and outside, wood interiors, and cozy lighting

2. Food presentation - simple and uncomplicated

3. Food taste - 5 star

4. Staff - polite and knowledgeable while making menu recommendations

5. Washroom - One must utilize the mall's public restrooms.

6. Kid friendly - 1 baby seat available

7. Halal - The restaurant uses halal meat

8. Price - Starting from LKR 600 to 5500 maximum

The meals I selected
Illy Martini - LKR 2200/- 6✩

Illy espresso, vodka, tia Maria, and bees honey blended together

The first taste revealed how chilly the beverage was, followed by the taste of the coffee and finally, a pleasant undertone.

Light, foamy beverage!

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Fritto Misto Di mare - LKR 2500/- 4✩

Crumb fried seafood platter consisting of cuttlefish, prawns, and modha with tarter sauce and garlic mayo!

With the ideal balance of slat and herbs, it is non-greasy. The dips were different from what was on the menu; there was a sautéed onion dip of some sort that had a sweet and sour flavor.

Fierry Polletto pizza - LKR 2950/- 5✩

It seems like a shining goddess of benevolence at first glance. Shiny in the sense that some olive oil must have been poured.

The dough was adequately cooked through and had a good salt balance upon first taste.

Vanilla gelato - LKR 400/- 4✩

A buddy of mine compared it to "ambewella milk." (A local fresh milk brand)

Although it was thin and watery, it was cooling.

Lion larger 330ml - LKR 600 4✩

Usual local beer, which flavor I'm still getting used to. I suppose I like lion to Carlsberg.

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