The restaurant is spectacular: it was once the room where tea was sifted and graded, and wood abounds in the decor. The nearby kitchen is where the tea factory's engine room was.
Favorite Dish: There are two menus: a sri-lankan buffet or a-la-carte western food. The buffet is the most expensive of the two. We had some a-la-carte meat - I don't even remember what it was, although it was pretty good. What I'll never foget is the desserts, and in particular the ice-creams... to die for!
Written Dec 4, 2004
Address: Kandapola, Nuwara Eliya
Website: http://www.aitkenspencehotels.com/teafactory/
For perhaps the most bizarre dining experience you'll have in Sri Lanka spend the evening at the Hill Club on Grand Hotel Road. This is an old colonial club that has changed less than most. I mean, it's only a couple of years since women have been allowed in the bar! The food at the restaurant is pretty good but nothing outstanding, but it's the dress code that you'll notice most. Shirts (long-sleeved only) and ties are a must and the waiters are dressed to the nines. However, it's more of a showy gimmicky thing rather than anything pretentious or snobbish - they're quite happy to lend you a tie if you haven't got one.
Updated Nov 13, 2003
wonderful food.
compliments to chef.
wonerful experiance in grand indian
pastry very good.
Written Jun 15, 2006
In Nuwara Eliya we only ate in the grand hotel which is highly reccomended there was a buffet breakfast and mouth watering evening meals.
Written Oct 29, 2004
Address: The Grand hotel
This restaurant is along the scenic drive from Kandy to Nuwara Eliya. From the restaurant there is a lovely view.
Favorite Dish: Lunch was rice with different curries which you can put on your plate yourself.
Written Feb 23, 2003
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This restaurant is along the scenic drive from Kandy to Nuwara Eliya. From the restaurant there is a lovely view. Lunch was rice with different curries which...
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The higher up you go in Sri Lanka the more beautiful it gets,the scenery is spectacular,the air is crisp and cool.Great if your coming from the coastal area's where the humidity is so high.
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Nuwara Eliya (pronounced Nurailia - I believe it means City of Light) is the highest settlement in Sri Lanka - a slow-paced hill town of tea estates, wide country lanes and cool nights. It was...
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I like Nuwara Eliya for its cool weather most of all. Took the 5.55 am "Podi Menike" train from Colombo Fort Station to Nanu Oya via Kandy. Was really bushed from lack of sleep (landed in the middle...
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This former British Hill Resort lies on 1890 meters above sea level. If you arrive in the evening then come prepared with a sweater and long pants. Around Nuwara Eliya there are lots of tea...
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