Monarch imperial (taxes) + + +

Lots of (older generation singers) famous people come here, for dinner. Mostly Live music is played in the night

🤩 SWEET & SOUR PRAWN 1950/- small

Apart from the prawns not being gutted proper. It’s a all time

Fav dish! The

WOK FRIED PACK CHOY 1490/- veg

It was a bit too salty for me, and I felt that it had too much oyster sauce. But still I’ll reorder this again

CARAMEL ICE TEA 790/-

(sweet level was minimum) just the way I like it.

You have to look for the caramel taste!

It did have a dark deep taste of tea. I would not say I’ll order it again except for the strawberry!

FRIED RICE SEAFOOD portion small 1950/-

Fluffy fried rice with reasonable amount of seafood.

3⭐️Kiss on lips LKR 1600

A pretty drink, but i didn’t get enough alcohol in it, it had peach but not enough mangoes as the description … it didn’t reach my expectation, but it was nice and cold!

4⭐️Prime chicken burger LKR 2350

This was nice and had all the works, was not heavy like other burgers … very soft and light for the stomach, for some may they may go for seconds if they were famished

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Shang palace

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Barista -10% Sc

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