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Sigiri
Sri Lanka Restaurant Email:
sigrisrilanka@gmail.com
Sigiri
In Manhattan
Authentic Sri Lankan Cuisine
91 First Avenue
New York, NY
10003 (between E. Fifth and E. Sixth Sts.)
Phone: 212 614 9333
Sigiri In
Jersey
Authentic Sri Lankan Cuisine
52 Lincoln Highway (Route
27) Edison NJ 08820
Phone: 732 744
9667 |
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Welcome to
Sigiri Sri Lanka Restaurant
You
are about to taste a vast selection of authentic Sri Lankan cuisine,
the way it’s meant to be cooked with a variety of herbs and
spices unique to Sri Lanka.
Sigiri Sri Lanka Restaurant is owned by Tanya
DeSilva and Mala Rajapakse. Two long time friends whose fondness
for preparing Sri Lankan cuisine blossomed into the idea of
opening up the restaurant.
Sri Lankan food is inspired by
several different ethnicities. Quite a few periods of
colonization are responsible for the exotic cuisine, blending
indigenous ingredients and cooking techniques with influences
from Indian, Portuguese, Dutch, Malay and a host of other world
food traditions.
From the traditional Rice dishes, the
staple food of Sri Lanka, to other specialties such as the
famous Hoppers (bowl-shaped rice pancakes), Indi Appa, and
Lamprais (a dish of Dutch origin) comprising of rice cooked in a
meat stock and slowly baked in a banana leaf with a variety of
meat and vegetable sides. You can taste them all at
Sigiri.
The creative capabilities of our chefs Sunil Perera
and Vincent Dias have made our patrons return time and time again to
enjoy our food.
Our
goal is to offer the authentic taste of Sri Lankan food to all
our patrons. We aim to please, and we mean it when we say “Sri
Lankan food the way it’s meant to
be.” |