Rice-and-curry near Dambulla cave versus the harbour booth menu — local plate or the tourist list we already know

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Niall Byrne102 rep

Hungry at Dambulla cave. harbour booth menu looks like Colombo prices. Two lanes toward Sigiriya village there is a rice plate and a queue of workers. 26 Aug. Not performing cheap. Performing lunch.

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Eat the rice plate if you want lunch. The harbour booth menu is a menu. Nobody is scamming you; they are pricing a room with a view. A local plate toward Sigiriya village is ordinary. Ask how spicy, then eat. Do not occupy a terrace for email over a 900-rupee feeling.

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Ishara Madawala246 rep

We ate the rice plate. Fine. Stomach quiet. Mood better.

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Lotte Bakker146 rep

Kids: pick the place that will actually bring chips if they panic.

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Hugo Navarro166 rep

Pride photographs the banana leaf and then asks for a fork speech.

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Aoife Brennan106 rep

Ask the price before they plate a 'special'. Ordinary.

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Yves Moreau126 rep

We sat the terrace for one lime soda, ate elsewhere. Fine.

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Pawel Nowak146 rep

Do not invent a hygiene panic for a busy local room. Look, then sit.

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Ruwan Perera204 rep

Water sealed. That is the only rule I will repeat.

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