If you're looking for excellent Sri Lankan food in the GTA, look no further. Curry Kolombo is…read morefantastic and it's a must try if you're nearby or even just driving through. My family and I stopped by on a trip through Toronto and were met with top-notch service and fantastic food. The menu is straightforward, but still has excellent options, and the whole family can try different dishes. If you're used to South Indian Tamil cuisine, you'll find that the flavor profiles are slightly different, but a great contrast to what you've seen before. The foods are packed with spice, but plenty of options for those who are more spice averse as well. My personal favorite item was the Kothu Roti (with Chicken) but the dosa and biriyani were great as well. If you're in the GTA, swing by Curry Kolombo today!

The food was amazing…read more The service was non-existent. Pretty much a walk-up counter with tables to eat at, which is fine if that's what you're expecting.

We discovered this place just walking by this place looking at the prices were excellent like…read morereally good 3 vadas for $1.50 (no chutney) Veggie noodles for 8.50 Everything was great prices and good taste Vadas tasted awesome and so did the noodles The noodles took about 15 minutes to cook so it was fresh The owner was ok did not answer any questions maybe language barrier Not a dine in but definitely a good and reasonably priced place for takeout

Best Sri Lankan authentic home style food in town. Call ahead. Very friendly service. Will…read morerecommend and return.

Cash or debit only. Take out only…read more The rice and curry vegetable combo was delicious- loved every single one and you get a nice variety - one greens, one lentil, one starch, and then a couple more vegetables. The short eats were good - much spicier than other spots in the GTA. Prices are good, people were nice.

First time trying this place AND IT WON'T BE THE LAST…read more A great assortment of popular Sri Lankan cuisine. Had a taste of hubby's chicken kothu. Divine. Tried a fish patty - stuffed to the brim. Perfect tasting masalas. Great little spot. A goldmine of flavour. We will be back for more. (After we've worked our way through this feast).

I was told about this place by a friend while I was in search for breaded mutton rolls…read more I can't rave enough about this place-it has limited menu, lots of snacks hot and packaged. It is located in a fairly busy plaza not in terms of traffic but it has many good eateries. I got some mutton rolls, they were fresh and delicious not overly spicy. The roll was full of flavor. Priced just right. I also tried their dried fish in masala now sure what it is called but it was absolutely divine. These are these tiny dried fishes made with their local spices and peanuts my god. I took it home and devoured it will daal/lentil and rice. I was traveling soon so didn't get other stuff but next time I'm there I'm definitely trying a bit of everything. Fabulous customer service, the lady and the gentleman behind the counter were so friendly and helpful. If they are the owners you guys are running a fab show I'm sure you know it. I love supporting small businesses and this one is definitely a 5 star. Super clean too. Lots of parking outsides. If you are wondering the location it is by Armeens and Masraways kitchen.

Got the mutton briyani & eggplant curry. The briyani was a big portion for $11 & was moist &…read moreflavourful. The mutton was quite meaty but slightly tough. The eggplant ($5 for a small bowl) was good. They also sell a lot of Sri Lankan snacks.

Jaffna's Mutton Kari with Jaffna-style rice ($11.99) is an incredible value in downtown Toronto…read more The mutton kari was rich, savory, and packed with aromatic spices like star anise, curry leaves, and cardamom. The spice level was spot on and added just the right amount of heat. It was slightly on the salty side, but overall I really loved it and thoroughly enjoyed the meal. Great flavor and excellent value for the price.

I heard good things about Jaffna, so I gave it a try. I don't think I've ever had kothu and…read morespecifically Tamil food before, so I wasn't sure what the expect. The cashier ask if I wanted mild, medium or spicy and I'm so glad she warned that it's actually really spicy. I consider myself okay at tolerating spice but mild way too spicy to be considered mild in western standards, almost like hot. So be warned but despite that, I enjoyed the flavourful meal. Even though it was shredded flatbread, it tastes kind of like a fried rice. The cardamom tea was a nice way to finish and what you expect of a good chai. It's located inside the Village by the Grange food court.

Mutton rolls have less meat compared to the original owners. They are at the bottom of the queue…read morefor food options. I hope the originals are enjoying life + some nice mutton rolls

"Please." It's a…read morephrase you will hear every time someone walks up to the counter. It's his way of saying, "Go ahead, tell me what you want." Or he's trying to tell you to hurry up and that's his polite way of communicating it. Sri Lankan food is stupid spicy, and may not be for everyone, but I am a huge, huge fan. Well, I should say I'm a huge fan of things like the Kothu Roti (Roti + egg, chicken, beef, etc. + spices all chopped up into a delicious dish). If you are uncertain about what to order, get the Egg Kothu Roti and some Mutton Rolls. You cannot go wrong with either of those menu items. Unless you cannot handle any kind of heat. The prices are really cheap (in my humble opinion). The average meal (or snack) shouldn't set you back more than $4-7. Or at least that's about all I've ever spent when I stop by. And the flavors are on point, adding to the overall satisfaction in knowing you didn't spend a lot of money. The cutlets are not great though. I would avoid those things, because it's mostly potato acting as filler, and very little meat to speak of. Also, I'm not usually one to call others out about their reviews because "opinion," or "freedom of speech," or some such nonsense, but WTF to the other review for this place. There aren't any actual complaints in the review, the pictures (and captions) show love for the mutton rolls, he admits that he pops in every once in a while (which means he doesn't hate it). And despite all of this, Annapoorna still gets a "Meh"? Criminy... This is why people hate Yelpers.

This place has been on my "to try" list for a while and glad I finally made it over. I got the…read moreChicken Curry (Sri Lankan Style) and the Sri Lankan Chicken Rolls. The curry was very flavorful and despite me forgetting to ask for a higher spice level, it was perfect for my first time trying the dish. Came with the healthy side of rice as well. The chicken rolls were essentially spring rolls with chicken inside of them and they were tasty as well and came with a dill sauce on the side. Though, I was getting this as a to-go order, the service was prompt and the staff friendly as I waited on my order to be made. I'm looking forward to my next visit where I can try even more things off the menu!

04/18/2025: An update. I stopped in on my way home from…read morework for dinner. As I remembered, it was spotlessly clean and bright, and the seats were comfortable. The menus have pictures and descriptions, so those who prefer vegetarian or vegan can make informed choices. I started with idli, which I'd never had before, but always wanted to try. Loved it! It's like a steamed sourdough rice pancake - two per order - and comes with coriander chutney and sambal. Then a spinach Dosa, which was just as good as I remembered!