chopping board at Trincomalee Street after drums on 21 Aug — sit the tourist table or walk two minutes to DS Senanayake Veediya

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Nuno Almeida161 rep

21 Aug, two of us, daypacks, no balcony budget. We want a sit. Trincomalee Street after drums looks priced like a postcard. DS Senanayake Veediya has a local queue.

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Walk two minutes if you can. If the kottu is still chopping, sit; dry buns are a walk. Nobody is scamming you at Trincomalee Street after drums; they are pricing for the terrace. I will not invent a cover charge. One drink if you want the photo, then leave.

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Dewmi Wickrama231 rep

We took the quieter fork at Trincomalee Street after drums. Fine. No one clapped. two of us, daypacks, no balcony budget. Ordinary 21 Aug.

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Sander Dekker101 rep

Ask two locals near chopping board. The first number is a test, not a fee I will invent. If the kottu is still chopping, sit; dry buns are a walk.

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Lotte Bakker106 rep

If the elder is already cooked, sit DS Senanayake Veediya. Pride owns a clinic chasing Trincomalee Street after drums. Water, shade, turn around without a speech.

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Wouter Smit111 rep

Poncho in the bag at Trincomalee Street after drums. Umbrellas start fights on a packed kerb. We learned that last night already.

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Gijs Hendriks116 rep

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