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Cape Lanka

4 Jul 2022 | All, Go out | 0 comments

Capbreton meets Sri Lanka.

Devika will introduce you to the culinary specialties of her native Sri Lanka. If, like me, you like to surprise your taste buds, you’ll be able to sample samosas, rotis, vegetable curries, fish, prawns, squid, chicken, lamb, tandoori, biryani, or Ceylon honey watalappan. Accompanied by teas selected for their quality, ginger coffee or coconut water. To eat in at lunchtime or to take away. Devika prepares all her dishes herself, using fresh, high-quality ingredients. A journey for the taste buds.

It’s also an opportunity to discover her boutique, which offers products she has selected in Sri Lanka: Sri Lankan delicatessen, massage oils, creations by Sri Lankan artists, handicrafts, fabrics, cushions and other surprises. Pick up your hake curry or taste a tea of your choice.

Devika also practices tai chi chuan – ask her for a demonstration!

Click here to discover this small island in the very heart of Capbreton.

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