Blog Category: Newer Posts
Try something new this year… Resolutions?
About The Coconut Tree
Five dishes you must try
What You Can Expect
Why Is Sri Lankan Food So Yummy?
When you produce most of the world’s spices it follows that your cuisine will be pretty darn good. Add to this a South Indian heritage, a colonial past and centuries of being a trading post for spices and you’re left with a pretty picky bunch of locals when it comes to food. So here’s a … Why Is Sri Lankan Food So Yummy?
Sri Lankan Is Back! π±π° π Where To Stay On The South Coast…
Yes, we’re happy to announce that after the easter sunday attacks this year sri lanka is open for business. That means just one thing; you can book your sunny holiday on our beloved isle once again. As we always like to remind folk there’s something for everyone and every budget in sri lanka. To help … Sri Lankan Is Back! π±π° π Where To Stay On The South Coast…
Bristol, Banksy And You
Bristol; the city we love so much that we planted two coconuts on its shores. Yes, let it be known that there are two places where you can experience The Coconut Tree in Bristol. With Bristol being a major foodie hub we had to make sure that we threw Sri Lankan street food in to … Bristol, Banksy And You
Jay Rayner Review For The Observer
Top food critic Jay Rayner recently stopped by TCT Cheltenham to sample Sri Lankan street food, TCT-style. Check out his review at TheGuardian.com βLAID BACK, CHEAP AND FULL OF CHARM, THE COCONUT TREE CAPTURES THE VIVID FLAVOUR OF SRI LANKA.β βITβS EASY TO SEE WHY ITβS SUCCEEDED. THERE IS A RAUCOUS ROUGH-EDGED ENTHUSIASM TO THE … Jay Rayner Review For The Observer
Can You Still Experience An Off-the-beaten-path In Sri Lanka?
Bringing us all things Sri Lanka, straight from the elephant’s mouth, is travel blogger and all-round island girl Demi Perera. Demi is the creator and editor of her own popular e-zine Girl Travels World. In her spare time she loves to recline on her hammock under a coconut tree. What we have here is a … Can You Still Experience An Off-the-beaten-path In Sri Lanka?

