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Upali’s by nawaloka - srilankan resturant

1. Ambiance - A basic family restaurant with a balcony where alcohol is served 

They have a coffee shop next door too 

2. Food presentation - good 

3. Food taste - good 

4. Staff - naveen sulakshana who served us, went well beyond with service. His approach was frisky and courteous above all concerned. 

Example He fixed our shaking table, added another table to give us more space as there was less crowd being a Monday, we ordered a watermelon and beer so he asked since you are having beer do you need the watermelon? So he is a valuable asset!!

5. Washroom - unisex, clean & spacious bathroom

6. Kid friendly - 2 kids chairs 

7. Halal - “All our meat suppliers are halal certified”

“We don’t serve beef or pork, please note.”

8. Total price including taxes LKR7116.20



A family restaurant with all the famous people who visited had signed a plate and it’s been kept for display. 


4*Roast paan 370/- each 

came hot hot with a soft center and crispy edges with pol sambol (slightly spicy) 


5*Isso mirisata 2185/- 

A rich gravy with good number of prawns, (average spice) 


5*Appa portion 990/- 

1 egg hopper and 3 plain hoppers 

With a chili sambol (spicy) 




Lion larger 900/- 


4*Yaara tea 495/- 

This was very good, but super sweet! One Can have it as desert! 


2*Milk toffee - 130/- each 

This was more sugar than the Fudge taste, was not melt in the mouth as expected. 


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FUN FACT 

Egg Hoppers (Appa)


It begins with a simple pancake batter that's spruced up with coconut milk and a splash of toddy (Sri Lankan palm wine). The unique part is that hoppers are cooked in small “wok” like rounded pans so the dough cooks thick and soft on the bottom, and thin and crunchy around the edges.





 


Do Comment your experience at Upali's :)



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