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02/09/2026
This September, we’re celebrating Negroni Month across our Kolamba sites.
For the loyal lovers, there’s the classic - bitter, bold and timeless.
But for those looking to take their Negroni somewhere a little more Sri Lankan, we’ve got our own spins: from the tropical White Coconut Negroni to our warming, spice-infused Negroni #7.
And for those skipping the booze, our No-Groni brings all the bitter-sweet aperitivo vibes, with pomegranate molasses and none of the alcohol.
Classic or Kolamba-style, there’s a Negroni for every mood.
Available throughout September at Kolamba Soho & Kolamba East. 🥃
25/08/2026
Bank Holiday weekend is calling for a proper Sri Lankan lunch. 🇱🇰
Our Kolamba Rice & Curry weekend lunch is running all the way through to Bank Holiday Monday... because Monday is basically still the weekend, and we see no reason not to eat like it.
A generous plate of rice surrounded by curries, dhal, vegetables, sambols, pickles and papadum, all served together just like we eat at home.
Just £26. Bring your appetite and make a long weekend of it. ❤️
18/08/2026
A taste of a Sri Lankan weekend lunch 🇱🇰🌴
Chef Balaji from Soho introduces you to our NEW Kolamba Rice & Curry, a Sri Lankan weekend lunch, just like we eat at home.
A generous plate of rice surrounded by curries, dhal, vegetables, sambols, pickles and papadum, all served together.
Kolamba Rice & Curry for one - £26
Available weekends only at Kolamba Soho.
Come hungry, leave full, happy, and experience our taste of the island. 🌴☀️
Walk-ins welcome.
Book via the link in bio.
11/08/2026
A new sweet ending at Kolamba East: Dark Chocolate Crèmeux with Vanilla Bean Ice Cream and Sesame Tuile.
Decadent and moreish, this is a delicious way to end a meal filled with bold Sri Lankan spices and vibrant flavours. The rich, dark chocolate crèmeux is balanced by creamy vanilla bean ice cream from and the delicate crunch of sesame tuile, bringing together a beautiful contrast of sweet, bitter, creamy and salty.
10/08/2026
Meet our Serendib Spritz at Kolamba Soho ✨
Made with Trinco Gin, watermelon, Prosecco, and a hint of cucumber bitters, it’s our take on the ultimate Sri Lankan spritz.
Did you know one of the ancient names of Sri Lanka was Serendip? The name inspired the word “serendipity” capturing the feeling of joy, wonder, and discovery that travellers felt when they first arrived on the island.
That same feeling is what we bring to Kolamba: the warmth of Sri Lankan hospitality, the joy of sharing food, and the moments created around the table with family and friends.
Address
12 Blossom Street
London
E1 6PL
To get to Kingly Street in London, you can take the tube to Oxford Circus station and walk for about 5 minutes. Alternatively, you can take the bus to Regent Street/Conduit Street stop and then walk for approximately 6 minutes.
If you are driving, there are several parking options available nearby. The closest car park is Q-Park Oxford Street, which is just a few minutes' walk from Kingly Street. There are other options like NCP car parks in Brewer street or in Grosvenor Hill.
Once you arrive at Kingly Street, look for the Sri Lankan restaurant. It should be located somewhere along this street.
Opening Hours
| Monday |
12pm - 10pm |
| Tuesday |
12pm - 10pm |
| Wednesday |
12pm - 10pm |
| Thursday |
12pm - 10pm |
| Friday |
12pm - 10pm |
| Saturday |
10am - 10pm |
| Sunday |
10am - 9pm |
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What people say
Sri Lankan restaurants are known for their vibrant flavors, exotic spices, and unique dishes that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. And if you're looking for the best Sri Lankan home cooking in Soho, look no further than Kolamba on Kingly Street.
One of the standout dishes at Kolamba is their Tropics on a Plate, featuring a delicious combination of green mango, papaya, fresh chilli, sweet jaggery, and chopped cashews. It's a dish that perfectly captures the essence of Sri Lankan cuisine - bold flavors and fresh ingredients that transport you to the tropics with every bite.
But it's not just about the food at Kolamba - it's also about the atmosphere. The restaurant has a warm and welcoming vibe that makes you feel right at home. And with their newly launched lighter dishes, there's something for everyone on the menu.
If you can't make it to the restaurant in person, don't worry - Kolamba also offers feasting boxes through their Kolamba at Home service. And if you're feeling lucky, be sure to enter their latest competition for a chance to win a three-course meal for two at the restaurant and a feasting box of your choice from Kolamba at Home.
Overall, if you're looking for an authentic Sri Lankan dining experience in London, look no further than Kolamba on Kingly Street.
