Ceylon Girl's — Restaurant in Melbourne

A hidden gem of truly authentic taste and welcoming hospitality.

We visited on a quiet Friday night and received attentive care from the waitress, who made brilliant cocktails. There was another family there who were quite difficult and picky eaters by the sounds of it, but she was able to cater to their needs (don't go to an authentic restaurant if you want a pub meal it's embarrassing)

We had the curry and it was presented with with a variation of meat, rice, yoghurt and more. The chef brought it out to us and recommended we mix it all together as the tastes compliment each other, and she was so right! Was so flavoursome and felt truly traditional and authentic.

We also cannot recommend the pan rolls high enough - brilliant entree.

If you're keen on trying something other than the westernised food of Frankston, I cannot recommend this place higher! Great value for money, great meal sizes, welcoming and attentive staff......

We thought we had found a hidden gem but unfortunately good customer service it was not. When you take the time to actually book a table you would think that you would be within the time frame to order dessert! Instead of being told no, kitchen is closed. Wouldn't you at bare minimum.... approach our table and say "hey, if you want dessert you should order now as the kitchen is closing"...That was super disappointing, especially when you deliberately dont eat all of your meal to have room for it..to be told no and your food is now cold so you can't go back to it. Zero respect shown towards a customer who took the time to book a table...different if we had walked in...

This is a lovely Cafe serving authentic Sri Lankan food. The pan rolls ( house speciality) are not to be missed, and the curries are full of flavour without being heavy or oily. I must say the loaded wedges topped with fried curry leaves are spectacular! I can also recommend the nasi goreng with devilled chicken, which is made with the chef's own signature belacan. This dish goes perfectly with the long neck Lion beer which is served properly chiiled. There are also sandwiches, wraps and traditional bacon and eggs available. On Wednesdays they have an all you can buffet with a Sri Lanka hopper cart but I am not sure if it is permanent. All up, this place is definitely...