Sri Lankan restaurants in New York8 places. Verified businesses come first; the rest are marked “not verified”.
These details were correct when we last checked them, on 23 October 2026. Things change, so please confirm with the business before you visit.
A long-running Sri Lankan restaurant in Staten Island's Little Sri Lanka, known for its weekend buffet, rice and curry, hoppers and lamprais in a decor of Sri Lankan antiques.
A Sri Lankan café near the St. George ferry serving rice and curry, hoppers, kottu roti and short eats for dine-in and takeout.
A Sri Lankan restaurant on Richmond Avenue serving traditional rice and curry, kottu, devilled dishes and nasi goreng, with takeout, delivery and catering.
A Sri Lankan restaurant in the East Village serving kotthu roti, lamprais, black pork curry and rice-and-curry meals.
A Sri Lankan restaurant in Richmond Hill, Queens, with a Sunday buffet and Sri Lankan dishes alongside some South Indian-inspired plates.
A Sri Lankan takeout on Victory Boulevard in Little Sri Lanka serving curries, kottu and fried short eats such as fish buns.
A small, long-established Sri Lankan canteen on Victory Boulevard serving rice and curry, kottu roti, string hoppers and short eats such as fish rolls and patties.
A Sri Lankan restaurant and food store in Hollis, Queens, at the former Queens Lanka premises.
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