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1. The Coconut Tree Cardiff
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Enjoy the warmth of Sri Lankan hospitality & cuisine, our dishes are rich in Ceylon spices with recipes going back generations from our very own parents' kitchens. Try a traditional Hopper, Kotthu and Devilled dishes, mix them with our tapas style menu. S
Reviewed By AishaD789
Visited the coconut tree in the city centre with a friend last week, it was busy but our waiter jesse was very attentive and friendly and ensured we got quick service. We loved the atmosphere of the restaurant and the food was fab. We bought a goat curry and a 'fat sister' (pumpkin curry) with some rice and roti to share, with some treacle hopper for dessert. Very good value for money and I will definitely be returning in the future!
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2. The Coconut Tree Cardiff
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Enjoy the warmth of Sri Lankan hospitality & cuisine, our dishes are rich in Ceylon spices with recipes going back generations from our very own parents' kitchens. Try a traditional Hopper, Kotthu and Devilled dishes, mix them with our tapas style menu. S
Reviewed By AishaD789
Visited the coconut tree in the city centre with a friend last week, it was busy but our waiter jesse was very attentive and friendly and ensured we got quick service. We loved the atmosphere of the restaurant and the food was fab. We bought a goat curry and a 'fat sister' (pumpkin curry) with some rice and roti to share, with some treacle hopper for dessert. Very good value for money and I will definitely be returning in the future!
3. Bwyta Bwyd Bombai (3Bâs)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
We are temporarily closed while we prepare our new venue for service.Our new home will be at 12 High street CF10 1AX.We're very excited to be able to offer you new dishes, events and many more surprises on the way so watch this space!
Reviewed By 898glynw
What can I say. We arrived at 5pm for an evening meal because we were booked in to watch a show at the St David's Hall. Although they were due to close at 6pm, we didn't feel rushed at all. Our table waiter was absolutely lovely and was very helpful. If you come here expecting the usual curry experience with chicken tikka masala or a chicken korma, you'll be disappointed. Truth is, the menu is a little different and looks a little sparse at first glance. Fact is, the dishes are so flavorful and delicate, you'll be blown away. We both had the mixed bhaji starter which was so wonderful. We then had the Thali which came with a selection of delicious currys, spicey potatoes, popadoms and jappati bread. We opted for the level of spice to be standard but you can ask for it to be slightly milder if you wish. My wife did find some elements to be too spicey for her taste. It's a shame that they are still waiting for their alcohol licence (come on Cardiff Council, get your act together!). This will be the perfect Indian cuisine experience when they are able to serve a nice glass of wine, Cobra beer or Kingfisher beer and open later into the evening. Good luck to all involved. We will be back next time we're in Cardiff.
