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A Sri Lankan and South Indian restaurant in Kingstanding, closed on Tuesdays. Reviewers single out the kothu parotta, mutton rolls and milk hoppers.
A family-run Sri Lankan restaurant on Worcester Park's Central Road, known for its lamprais, mutton rolls, hot butter prawns and a good choice of vegetarian curries.
Hoppers on Pancras Square behind King's Cross station, open through the afternoon on Saturdays and Sundays, with hoppers, kari and dosa.
Hoppers on Wigmore Street, a few minutes from Bond Street station, serving hoppers and dosa with Sri Lankan curries and short eats.
A Sri Lankan dining room off Carnaby Street, cooking family recipes from Colombo homes, from black pork curry to kottu, hoppers and a long list of vegan curries.
A Sri Lankan takeaway and bakery on the Edgware Road in Colindale, open from breakfast, with jumbo mutton rolls and other short eats, curries and its own chilli paste.
A Sri Lankan restaurant on Farringdon Road, a few minutes from Farringdon station, open for lunch and dinner six days a week and Sunday afternoons.
A Sri Lankan restaurant and cocktail bar in Rayners Lane named after the east-coast harbour town, open evenings midweek and all day at weekends.
A Sri Lankan and South Indian restaurant on Hythe Street in Dartford town centre, with dosa as the headline and Sri Lankan curries alongside.
The original Hoppers, a small and busy Soho room named after the bowl-shaped rice and coconut pancakes, served with kari, dosa and Sri Lankan and Tamil Nadu dishes.
The second Kolamba, a short walk from Liverpool Street station, with the same home-style Sri Lankan cooking as the Soho original: curries, kottu and hoppers.
The Rayners Lane branch of Tooting's Kothu, with the same menu of kottu made to your spice level, mutton rolls, hoppers and string hopper sets.
A Sri Lankan restaurant and takeaway on St Albans Road in Watford, named for the chopped-roti dish it specialises in.
Part of the Sri Lankan street-food chain, by the canal at Gas Street Basin. Small plates to share, hoppers and island cocktails.
A Sri Lankan and Indian restaurant and bar on London Road in Mitcham, with a good beer list alongside the curries.
A Sri Lankan and South Indian restaurant on the High Road in Seven Kings, with dosa and parotta on the menu and space for birthday parties.
A busy, good-value Sri Lankan and South Indian canteen on Loampit Hill in Lewisham. Mutton rolls, lamb curry and aubergine curry are the most mentioned dishes.
A Sri Lankan and South Indian takeaway on Alexandra Avenue near Rayners Lane station, with affordable, generous portions.
A long-standing Sri Lankan and South Indian restaurant further up St Albans Road in Watford.
A large Sri Lankan and South Indian restaurant on Bell Road in Hounslow, popular for family meals, with friendly service and good value.
A family-friendly Sri Lankan and South Indian cafe on Addington Road in Selsdon, with generous plates for eating in or taking away.
A Sri Lankan restaurant and caterer on Wealdstone High Street. You can choose your spice level, and it is a regular for group meals and party orders.
A sit-down Sri Lankan restaurant on Northolt Road in South Harrow, with generous plates and friendly service. A good choice for a family meal.
A Sri Lankan restaurant on Ashley Road in Hale village, named after the rock fortress, with Sri Lankan curries for dinner.
The Knutsford sister of Sigiriya in Hale, a Sri Lankan restaurant on Tatton Street in the town centre.
A Sri Lankan grocery off Melton Road with fresh produce, Sri Lankan ingredients and ready meals.
A Sri Lankan restaurant on East Street in Bromley town centre, which marked five years in business in 2025.
A cafe on Pershore Road South named after the old Greek name for Sri Lanka, mixing Sri Lankan dishes with Italian cafe food.
A long-running, no-frills Sri Lankan and South Indian restaurant at the quieter end of Tooting High Street. Bring your own drinks; mutton kottu and Ceylon chicken curry are the regulars' orders.
A Sri Lankan bakery and takeaway in Feltham for fish buns, patties, cutlets, mutton rolls and lamprais. Mostly takeaway, with a few seats.
A Sri Lankan restaurant on Shaftesbury Circle known for kothu roti made with fresh godamba roti, plus hoppers and curries, with some Indian dishes.
A Sri Lankan and South Asian grocery near Tooting station with Sri Lankan brands, fresh vegetables and kitchen kit such as string hopper presses, pittu pots and kottu blades. Also sells online.
A Sri Lankan and South Indian restaurant in Rayners Lane with a long menu, open most days from 10am. Reviewers single out the seafood. They also take banqueting and catering orders.
A long-established Sri Lankan and South Indian restaurant on Ealing Road with a very long menu. Order from the Sri Lankan side - devilled dishes, short eats and kottu on roti, string hoppers or pittu.
A Sri Lankan and South Indian restaurant on East Ham's High Street North, open until midnight, with dosa, kottu, string hopper kottu, biryani and set meals.
A family-run Sri Lankan takeaway and caterer in Rayners Lane serving roti, kothu, curries and Sri Lankan street food.
A Sri Lankan restaurant on Eastcote's Field End Road. Virundhu means feast in Tamil; regulars come for mutton kottu, banana-leaf meals and Ceylon chicken curry.
A Sri Lankan restaurant on Bedford Hill in Balham, open every evening with takeaway and outdoor tables.
A newer Sri Lankan restaurant on a quiet Marylebone side street near Edgware Road, named after the island's coconut spirit.
A Sri Lankan takeaway near Tooting station for short eats such as mutton rolls and fish cutlets, plus kottu and rice-and-curry thalis.
A Sri Lankan takeaway at Gants Hill serving curries, kottu, roti and mutton rolls from early morning, with delivery.
A Sri Lankan and Indian restaurant a few minutes from Victoria station, with Sri Lankan dishes alongside the Indian menu. A handy sit-down option in central London.
A kitchen inside the Railway Tavern pub in Crouch End cooking Sri Lankan curries - goat, mutton and aubergine - alongside a few Caribbean dishes.
A Tamil-run cash and carry on High Street North packed with Sri Lankan and South Asian groceries, fresh produce and frozen goods. The aisles are narrow and busy.
A large Sri Lankan and South Asian supermarket on High Street North with fresh fruit and vegetables, frozen fish and a wide Sri Lankan range. It also sells online.
A Sri Lankan and South Indian restaurant in a detached house on Southend Road, East Ham, open evenings except Tuesdays and popular with families.
The Sheffield counter of a Bradford Sri Lankan street-food business, inside the Sheffield Plate food hall, serving kotthu roti, rice and curry and devilled dishes.
A Sri Lankan restaurant and wine bar in a lane near Earl's Court station.
A Sri Lankan restaurant on Purley Way in Croydon serving kottu, hoppers and curries, with online ordering.
A small, warm Sri Lankan restaurant on Landor Road between Stockwell and Clapham North, cooking southern Sri Lankan food - kottu, mutton curry, hoppers and watalappan.
The Putney branch of Colombo Kitchen on Upper Richmond Road, with the same Sri Lankan menu of lamprais, hoppers, kottu and curries.
A Sri Lankan restaurant and takeaway on London Road in Mitcham. Regulars order the mutton sukka, kottu, rolls and curries.
A Sri Lankan takeaway and caterer in Borehamwood cooking curries, fish smore, hoppers, lamprais and biryani.
The fourth Hoppers restaurant, opened in February 2026 in the Tea Building, pairing Sri Lankan hoppers, kottu and curries with new South Indian dishes.
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