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Though we live in India, our curiosity to try cuisines from around the world never fades. But that doesn’t mean we have to travel abroad every time we crave international food. Today, many new eateries are bringing global flavours to India. If you love Sri Lankan cuisine, Mumbai now has a spot for you; Lisa’s Lanka. Read on to know more!
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If you’re living in Mumbai or just visiting the city and craving authentic Sri Lankan food, then Bandra has a place for you. You can visit Lisa Lanka, the new bistro and bar, and we’re sure you won’t be disappointed. The chef, Lisa, has lived in Sri Lanka for over two decades and has learned a lot about their cuisine and how the dishes are prepared. Through this restaurant, she aims to give Mumbaikars a true taste of authentic Sri Lankan food. You’ll find many signature Sri Lankan dishes here.
The place also has a bar setup where you can enjoy drinks. As soon as you step inside, you are welcomed with bold colours like blue and red, along with artistic paintings that add to the vibe. This place has both soft and chair seating, making it perfect for both family and dinner dates with your partner.
If you’re confused about what to order in Mumbai restaurant, start with crowd-favourites like the Ceylon Duck Sliders and Karrupu Mutton Hopper. For mains, the Sri Lankan Black Pork Curry paired with Kiri Hodi is a must-try. You can also go for Varuval Fried Rice, Colombo Street Style Maggi Noodles, and Ceylon Parotta. Don’t miss Achcharu, a tangy and spicy condiment. Also, their various of maggi is a lot more spicier than Indian, making it a must-try.
When it comes to drinks, their menu is just as exciting. Sip on refreshing options like the Kandyan Breeze or Karapincha Mojito for a tropical twist. Lankan Pera brings a fruity vibe, while 1948 Revision and Watte Tonic offer more bold, crafted flavours. If you’re feeling adventurous, try The Aliya, which perfectly complements the rich and spicy Sri Lankan dishes on the menu.
How excited are you to visit this eatery in Bandra? Tell us in the comments below!
Where : 1st Floor, Vn Sphere Mall Linking Road, Bandra West, Mumbai When : 12 AM to 11:45 PM Cost : ₹2,000 for two (approx.)
Cover Image Courtesy: Internal & Instagram/ @lisaslanka
In Mumbai, the new restaurant, Lisa's Lanka is located in Bandra.
The must-try items at Lisa’s Lanka include their Colombo Street Style Maggi, which is much spicier and more flavourful than the Indian version. You should also try their Achcharu, a tangy and spicy Sri Lankan condiment.
The cost of meal for two person at Lisa's Lanka in Mumbai is ₹2,000 for two.
Priyanshi Shah is a Content Writer at Curly Tales with 4 years of experience in writing. She loves writing about fashion, food, travel and entertainment. She has completed her graduation with a Bachelor of Business Administration (Marketing) from Gujarat University in Ahmedabad. What keeps Priyanshi going is hot chocolate, books and rom-com movies.
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