This is (according to the aunty network)actually the predecessor of the currently more fashionable Raheem’s in Havelock Town. Apparently Raheem split from Raheema’s in some
This has come up before. The emergence of two very distinct camps in Colombo’s Chinese food scene. On one side of the divide are the
Getting back to the wonderful world of Fort here is another of the city’s most beautiful and neglected buildings. A sad example of conversion done
The architectural highlight of Nugegoda – Colombo’s favourite centre of cheap clothes and choking traffic – has ceased to be its arching flyover. Strange as
Rainco has a big shop in Dehiwala selling everything from (expensive) patio furniture and awnings to affordable camping equipment and umbrellas. It’s a big space
By Khema Hidden behind a kindergarten on Barnes Place, Milk and Honey remains one of Colombo’s better kept secrets. Patronised largely by Colombo’s expat and
A cemetery review might sound somewhat morbid but we weren’t assessing the merits of the Jawatte general cemetery as an eternal resting space. Rather we
Fort and Pettah are our favorite parts of the city. To help people re-familiarize themselves with Colombo’s long-neglected center we’ll be posting a selection of
Chocolate biscuit pudding(CBP). At some point, somewhere in the Ceylon of the previous century some colonial cook, or rather some colonial’s cook, or maybe it
Green Cabin, as any uncle our auntie will tell you, used to be one of the only places to eat in Colombo. There’s plenty of
