Kandy Restaurants & Dining

Where & What to Eat in Kandy

Despite having the distinction of being the second largest city in Sri Lanka after Colombo there is not too much of a night life. It is a relatively quiet and peaceful town. This does not mean that Kandy lacks good cuisine. True to its mixed heritage the city provides you with a variety of cuisine from local seafood to long forgotten European delicacies. You can even taste some Indian food here including northern and south Indian food.

Peradeniya Resthouse

The Resthouse is popular with both the locals and the tourists. Live music is also on hand to serenade you. Food is reasonable and portions are large, offering you good value for your money.

Tel: 08 388299
Cuisine: Sri Lankan - International
Price Range: Affordable

Rams

Located on Colombo Street, this is also a place where you get great value and yummy food. The South Indian Food here is fresh and mouthwatering. There are innovative variations like Pepper Chicken Dosa and Banana Lassi on offer. Food is reasonably priced.

Remarks: Rams doesn't serve alcohol
Address: 11, D. S. Senanayake Veediya
Cuisine: Indian
Price Range: Affordable

Devon

Located in Dalada Vidiya, Devon is actually in the heart of the city and is ideal for dining as a family as there is a playroom available. There is also a bakery and assorted eating areas on the premises. The upstairs restaurant is called the Captain’s Table and is quite good. You can sit in the balcony and get a view of the street below. It is less expensive than average and very popular with the locals.

Location: Dalada Vidiya, town centre
Cuisine: Chinese, Western and Sri Lankan
Price Range: Budget/affordable

KFC

If local food is getting too much and you want good old fried chicken, head for the KFC in central Kandy. You might find it difficult to find it in the clutter, but your tuk tuk driver is sure to know the way. Just as sure as he is sure to get you to Pizza Hut in case you are interested in good old western food.

Location: Food City, Dalada Veediya
Tel: 08 12202251
Price Range: Affordable

What to Eat in Sri Lanka

Since the island is rich in coconut palms, it is easy to assume that there is a large influence of coconut in the traditional food. Both fiery and mild curries are equally famous as is the constant use of freshly grated coconut. Naturally the local taste is an acquired one although there may be many local delicacies that you will enjoy right off the belt. Read More...

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