Top Things to do in Western Province
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The 10 Best Shopping Malls in Western Province, Sri Lanka
Discover the best top things to do in Western Province, Sri Lanka including Azarya, Nastars, Racecourse Shopping Complex, Dutch Hospital Shopping Precinct, Arcade Independence Square, Colombo Gold Center, Crescat Boulevard Mall, Romafour, Beverly Street, Marino Mall.
Restaurants in Western Province
1. Azarya
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
2. Nastars
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Nastars has been a pit stop for many travelers who require specialty products. We have the most unique collection of Quality Electronics products ranging from GoPro Cameras to Travel board games. We've been around for nearly 4 decades and the trust placed in us is testament to our very existence.
3. Racecourse Shopping Complex
4. Dutch Hospital Shopping Precinct
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 948 reviews
Reviewed By style_virgo - New Delhi, India
A heritage building which dates back to Dutch colonial period in 1600s, established as a hospital to look after the officers serving in the Dutch East India Company, which is now a shopping and dining precinct. The place is host to famous restaurant – ‘Ministry of Crabs’, which is owned by Sri Lankan Cricketer and former captain, Kumar Sangakkara. It is one of the liveliest places in Colombo that attracts a lot of tourists.
5. Arcade Independence Square
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By Hiten1977 - Mumbai, India
Arcade at Independence Square, as the name suggests, is right next to the Independence Square and has a nice old-world charm to it. It's royal, classic and truly amazing architecture will bowl you over. This place has some nice stores to buy a lot of stuff.
6. Colombo Gold Center
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2 reviews
7. Crescat Boulevard Mall
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By 349richardsc - New York City, United States
Sri Lankan Claypot O Curry, situated at the Crescat Mall in Colombo has a large clientele of repeat customers. There is a good reason for it. It serves very tasty meals at budget prices with much courtesy. The cuisine is Southern Sri Lankan. As is common to Malls all over the world, the eateries especially the popular ones can be very crowded at peak lunch and dinner times. Crescat Mall is no exception. Claypot can really get crowded at lunch time since it is the most popular restaurant at the Mall. And the only one that serves Sri Lankan food. The others serve Indian, Thai, Malaysian, Chinese and Mongolian food. So Claypot has its regular clientele from the office workers, shoppers and tourists at lunch time. If you want to avoid the huge line-up at lunch time, go there just before 12 noon. In the evenings it is not so crowded as the office workers and tired shoppers go home for dinner and so it is mostly those out for an evening with their families who will go there for a bite of something. The food is very tasty. You could get white or brown rice with four curries, fish or chicken for Rs.400 ($2.63). If you choose to pay by credit card, you get a 10% discount at Rs. 360 ($2.37). These prices are lower than one would pay as tips for a budget lunch in some of the cheap eateries in New York. A lunch at Claypot would cost about $15.00 at a cheap eatery in New York. Service charge and tips would be extra. In the evenings, in addition to rice and curry, this outlet has other Sri Lankan favorites such as kottu roti, stringhoppers, pittu and gothamba roti, all at reasonable prices. There is also the lamprais packets, made famous in Sri Lanka by the Dutch. I am always amazed by the courtesy shown by the employees to all the customers. Most of the employees wear a “permanent” smile and are always patient and helpful to the customers. I wonder how they are able to do it when they have hundreds of customers to serve. It is difficult to recommend anything as outstanding since all their dishes are excellent. Yet their seafood dishes have a slight edge over other dishes, especially the fish and sprats (small fish) curries. A typical meal at Claypot will cost only half as much as in Urban Kitchen in Colombo where the meals are priced according to weight. Urban Kitchen is also a favorite Sri Lankan restaurant of mine. The advantage of Urban Kitchen is that you can eat in peace and not besieged by crowds as at a Food Court in a Mall. Bon Apetit 349richardsc New York
8. Romafour
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4 reviews
Romafour is a unique and growing fashion Retailer making hot new trends affordable for everyone. All of Romafour’s clothing and accessory pieces are lovingly Hand Picked with great fabrics from around the world. As a Fashion Retailer, Romafour was born in 2003 and aim to produce beautiful clothing collections that appeal to Men, Women & Kids, which can be styled up or down to suit individual tastes. Bringing something fresh and new to the high street and fashion Retailing, Romafour aspires to deliver what everyone’s wardrobe needs… From well produced staples, through to limited edition and trend-led fashion pieces.
9. Beverly Street
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 8 reviews
Beverly Street is a leading department store chain that houses apparel, shoes, jewelry & accessories for women, men & children. The award winning stone structure is an architectural first & has plenty of parking, a kids play area & a cafe serving Thai, Western & Indian food & beverages in picturesque Rajagiriya. The cafe won a Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence in 2017.
Reviewed By 789sachr - Colombo, Sri Lanka
Went there for a quick dinner and it was really worth the price. We ordered Lamb Vandaloo and they got it ready within 10 minutes. The ambiance was quite pleasant and worm. Definitely recommended if you want to grab a quick late dinner!
10. Marino Mall
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By jaaz2002 - Colombo, Sri Lanka
Marino mall food court, value for money. Very spacious and clean, staff very friendly, I want to Thank Dasun, for his great service and hospitality, always willing to help and always with a smile, keep up the great work. You are a great asset to the food court. Thank you. Will recommend.
