Sri lankan surry hills

By Katya Wachtel. By Matheus. Kurumba will feel familiar to fans of the De Hoedts: mum Dilki oversees front of house, dad Augi heads up the kitchen and son Travin Franca Brasserie is general manager.

A breezy new Sri Lankan restaurant has arrived in Surry Hills, taking over a two-storey space to bring a fun and fresh dining experience to the area. Kurumba comes from the crew behind The Fold in Dulwich Hill, which closed down earlier in The end of that chapter led to the being of this one, with the team moving to Surry Hills to open an ambitious new multi-space venue. Upstairs, you'll find the dining room that spotlights traditional Sri Lankan eats while mixing things up with the addition of Sydney menu staples like Sydney rock oysters, Western Australian lobster and smoked brisket. Downstairs, there's a casual bar where you can snack on hoppers over a glass of top-notch wine. It felt like something no other Sri Lankan restaurant was doing," continues De Hoedt.

Sri lankan surry hills

And for those who missed it, the much-loved Sri Lankan cafe on New Canterbury Road announced yesterday it will be closing for good after its final service on Friday July The silver lining? The family behind it are opening a sequel in Surry Hills in August. Named after the Sinhalese word for baby coconut, Kurumba will channel everything we love about The Fold including its excellent egg hoppers into a bar and restaurant on Crown Street. Gift them their favourite dining experience. The Broadsheet Gift Card can be used at thousands of restaurants around the country. Travin says the signature is kottu — a street food dish of hand-chopped roti, curry and egg — but with the contemporary twist of lobster and fermented chilli oil. Another major drawcard will be a dedicated hopper bar where you can watch the thin, delicate egg cups being made before you cram them with curry and sambol — just like in Sri Lanka. This being a bar as well as a restaurant, Sri Lankan spirits including Colombo Seven Gin and arrack a distilled spirit commonly found on the subcontinent will inform the cocktail list. If you need to say goodbye to The Fold — or maybe get a taste of what to expect at Kurumba — Travin says there are still a few dinner spots left between now and Friday.

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Kurumba serves up modern and luxe takes on traditional Sri Lankan dishes from lobster kottu rotti, hot butter soft shell crab to a rich beef short rib curry. So what are the must order dishes here? Kurumba is a family run restaurant and on this evening it looks like almost the whole De Hoedt family there. Dad Augi Augustus is in the kitchen, son Jason is making hoppers and mum Dilki is working on the floor. The final member Travin is in Japan doing a chocolate course.

Sri lankan surry hills

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These are our favourite restaurants. My bakery founds By Matheus 2 Items. Published on November 14, by Ben Hansen. We finish with a pretty pink soft serve faluda topped with a scattering of pistachios, chewy dried fruit, crisp vermicelli and a cherry. Written by Avril Treasure Sunday 26 November But the hopper bar, where thin Sri Lankan crepes are made six at a time, is easily the best seat in the house. While there are a few desserts on offer, the falluda soft serve is a must-try, adding rose syrup, crystallised pistachio and crispy vermicelli to the nostalgic sweet treat. Run by an all-star family of chefs, Kurumba serves up fragrant and delicious riffs on Sri Lankan street food. The Boathouse Balmoral Beach Cafe. Trips Kruger Lodge Experience. The two-storey Victorian townhouse has been reimagined into a modest yet polished seat diner. Downstairs the walls are painted sage green, playing a support act to the main event: the hopper bar. Kurumba means young coconut in Sinhala, and the ingredient is found in many Sri Lankan dishes, from sambols to curries and desserts. Newly Opened. Another serving, please.

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Downstairs, there's a casual bar where you can snack on hoppers over a glass of top-notch wine. Contact Details Phone: No phone Website: kurumbasyd. You may also like. Refreshing and thirst-quenching, the Lucky Fish Seaside Toddy tastes like a funky, boozy coconut water, and I can see myself cracking one on a hot day. Travin says the signature is kottu — a street food dish of hand-chopped roti, curry and egg — but with the contemporary twist of lobster and fermented chilli oil. But the hopper bar, where thin Sri Lankan crepes are made six at a time, is easily the best seat in the house. We do not seek or accept payment from the cafes, restaurants, bars and shops listed in the Directory — inclusion is at our discretion. Got a better list to share? Published on November 14, by Ben Hansen. Named after the Sinhalese word for baby coconut, Kurumba will channel everything we love about The Fold including its excellent egg hoppers into a bar and restaurant on Crown Street. No thanks Awesome, you're subscribed! Follow us facebook twitter instagram pinterest. Independent Editorial Policy We do not seek or accept payment from the cafes, restaurants, bars and shops listed in the Directory — inclusion is at our discretion.