Rasa Bojun — Restaurant in London

I recently had the pleasure of dining at a wonderful restaurant that serves Sri Lankan cuisine, and I must say it was an exceptional experience. From the moment I stepped inside, I was captivated by the warm and friendly atmosphere that enveloped the place.

The highlight of the evening was undoubtedly the live band performing traditional Sri Lankan music. Their melodic tunes created a vibrant and energetic ambiance, perfectly complementing the delicious flavors that awaited us. The band's captivating performance added an extra layer of authenticity to the overall dining experience, transporting me to the beautiful island of Sri Lanka.

Speaking of flavors, the restaurant's menu offered a wide variety of Sri Lankan dishes, each bursting with aromatic spices and distinct culinary delights. As a halal food enthusiast, I was delighted to learn that the restaurant also catered to halal dietary requirements. The attention to detail in ensuring a diverse and inclusive menu was truly commendable.

The staff at the restaurant were incredibly welcoming and attentive, ensuring that every guest felt valued and comfortable. Their knowledge of the menu and willingness to assist in making the best choices only enhanced the dining experience. The passion they displayed for Sri Lankan cuisine was evident in their recommendations and genuine enthusiasm.

Overall, my visit to this Sri Lankan restaurant was an absolute delight. The combination of delectable food, a fantastic live band, friendly atmosphere, and the assurance of halal options made it a truly memorable experience. Whether you are a fan of Sri Lankan cuisine or simply looking for a unique and enjoyable dining experience, I wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant. Prepare to be transported to the vibrant flavors and sounds of Sri Lanka while being surrounded by warm hospitality and a...

Visited Rasa Bojun Rayners Lane for the first time.A Sri Lankan Restaurant serving authentic Lankan cuisine.I was quite surprised by this tastefully decorated with accent on Lankan culture depicted all over. To say the least there was even a small Miris Gala. Though tiny it does catches the eye for its ingenuity in its placing. Having tasted food from almost all Sri Lankan restaurants in London I have to give this place a thumbs up on the genuine flavours of Sri Lanka. Spices were mixed in artful combination so as to not loose the taste of the produce. I have to say I partook of quite few dishes ranging from the started of golden fish cutlets, sweetness cauliflower a mixed sizzling grill,sea food fried rice, Koththu, a favourite, biriyani and the top favourite an egg hopper. Unfortunately did not anymore room to taste wonderful looking Watalappam. Next time. The best attraction of the place is the live music that is played throughout the evening and bit of baila and the invitation to take to the floor to the rhythm of the Sri Lankan favourite music. It’s a gem of a place. Quite enjoyed ourselves. An owner and the chef Jeevani does a wonderful job with her team of staff. An exceptional knowledge in the foods they serve and service with the WOW factor in place. Thanks for a wonderful evening Rasa Bojun. Will be back for more Rasa Bojun in near future. Best wishes to...

Worst unauthentic tasteless and absolutely horrendous food at this restaurant. We ordered many things all of the curries and everything we ordered was completely dull and not good at all. We left all of the food that we ordered. An hour bill was around £80. The hoppers tasted so sour like the batter had been fermented over a couple of weeks. The curries was so watery and the portions were so small it was a little bit comical when the food arrived how small the portions were considering the price, the mutton curry was actually looking like a joke, as well as some of the other dishes, it was laughable portion sizes more like tapas style . Definitely not authentic srilankan suga. I know one that there was nobody in the restaurant except for us all made sense after the food came. The service was strange no professionalism at all. It looked like the waiters Thursday and had no idea what was going on? Definitely avoid if you would like to save your money and go to a proper good restaurant or Srilankan one that I’m yet to find however I would avoid this at all cost and don’t recommend because this is the worst Sri Lankan restaurant that we have ever been to all of the London Sri Lankan restaurant so far and we have been to around 12. Not to mention the food arrive one hour later for it to just be tasteless and watery and disgusting. We went to another...