Is it safe to eat raw oysters in Mirissa seafood cafes.
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Consuming raw seafood at a rustic beach shack anywhere in Sri Lanka is universally considered a massive health risk due to unpredictable refrigeration standards during power fluctuations.
However highly premium upscale restaurants in Mirissa like Zephyr occasionally offer brilliant fresh oysters or tuna tartare. If you crave raw seafood strictly stick to heavily reviewed high end establishments that clearly possess commercial grade refrigeration and impeccable hygiene standards. Never eat raw seafood from a beachfront buffet.
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