Sri Lanka’s Has A Diverse Food Range: Eat Good!

Lets Start your Food Day with a ‘Hearty Breakfast.’

This dish gives you ‘Hoppers’ with Chicken, Gravy, Sri Lankan Lunu Miris, Sambol and a bit of condiments.

Not to forget the ‘Rotti’ and if you wish, you can a ‘Boiled Egg’ or an ‘Egg Omlett’.

In a mid scale hotel or a restaurent, you can buy this ‘Breakfast’ for a price of just £ 3 Pounds.

WHAT FOR LUNCH

Here comes your lunch.

Ofcourse, you can buy a pack of rice which comes wrapped in a ‘Banana Leaf’ which makes the food more tastier and attractive as well.

This kind of a ‘Lunch’ is ideal, when you travel through the road.

Can be purchased for a maximum of £ 3.

POT CHICKEN RICE FOR DINNER

Instant Pot Chicken Rice.

Good for dinner. Make sure you have early dinner, just few hours before sleep.

You can mix it with a dish of ‘Gravy’ or whatever you like.

In an medium scale restaurant or hotel, you can buy this for around £ 6 to 8.

CRAB DISH

A Crab dish colored by spice, tomatto, red chillies and onions.

Excellent dish for a night time or even lunch.

Best served during ‘Dinner’. The price could vary from place to place…. but keep the minimum rate at £ 10 with a maximum can go up to even £ 100 ore more.

CONDIMENTS FOR YOUR APPETITE

Condiments. A favorite part of any Sri Lankan ‘Buffet’.

Mostly available of star class restaurants or buffets.

Brings you different varieties mixed with spices, bit of sweetness, lemon and lime added.

BRINJAL CURRY – GOOD AS DARK

Brinjal Curry.

Every home in Sri Lanka have tasted this dish.

You can have it in any ‘eatery’ in Sri Lanka, if you’re lucky.

Can be eaten either with lunch or dinner.

DHAL CURRY – POOR MAN’S DISH

Known as Sri Lanka’s most popular curry, which you can eat with Rice, Bread, Rotti or any sort of food.

Cheap and a dish can be purchased for a price of just £ 1 dollar from a decent place…. and mix with Brea and eat.

POL ROTTI – ROAD SIDE FOOD AVAILABLE COMMONLY

Roti is made of flour, grated fresh coconut with green chilies and onions for extra texture.

You can mix up with Dhal curry and Katta Sambol ( A mixture of Chilies and Maldive Fish) eat.

For a price of four UK Pounds, you can eat at least 3 rotties in a decent roadside ‘Rotti Seller’