The
terrace with an unusually extensive beach frontage and the Colombo skyline are
a photographer’s delight at the Mount
Lavinia Hotel and adjudged as “One of the Worlds’ Best Gathering Places” by
Newsweek and to top it all off and an equally potent combination were the
tantalizing delicacies synonymous to Sri Lanka and a storm of Sri Lankan
artistes that ignited the evening, making one’s visit to the hotel nothing
short of picture perfect.
So what
was potent about this picturesque experience? It was Chef Publis’ evening of
authentic Sri Lankan cuisine and the launch of the new dinner-time experience every
Sunday night for LKR2475. Over 15 authentic
Sri Lankan dishes that surfaces the synonyms of Sri Lanka in taste, and the
sound of the vibrant musician Manoj Peries will indeed make your senses reeling
with delight.
Ape Kema with Chef Pubilis exalts culture
and the vibe of dazzling Sri Lanka in mouthwatering tastes. 1st of
July diners experienced the culinary legend himself: Chef Pubilis, but also experienced
first hand the vibrant voices of Sanath Nandasiri, T M Jayaratne, and Ishaq
Begg.
As a guest at the evening
of the launch Mr Sanath Ranaweera, Chairman of Saree Mandhir Pvt Ltd states, “A
natural setting with the idyllic ambience and a fantastic line up of popular
musical gurus exalts the evening to the fullest.” Wonderful experience and this
is what Sri Lanka is all about.” Mount Lavinia Hotel has got the right
ingredients and the correct tastes to attract anyone to the hotel.”
For reservations for the
next Ape Kema please call 2711 430 when Chef Publis cooks up the menu for Ape
Kema with Visharadha Manoj Pieris and his band and surprise artiste entertaining
for you on every Sunday night.
Loved the food.........
ReplyDeleteRaa Bomu
ReplyDeleteThank you Chef Pubilis for a cherished experience. Aayubowan!
ReplyDeleteAruni Shapiro -USA
Asoka Gassner -Austria
Thank you all for the lovely comments...hope to see you next Sunday as well!
ReplyDeleteWow!!!! This is shocking. When great majority of the country cannot even afford 3 square meals a day, let alone "Ape kama", these people are spending 1000s of rupees for fancy food. Nice going!!!!
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