Sooo tasty and authentic. Don’t miss kotthu roti and hoppers (ask with extra coconutsambal!!). Service is slow (but friendly) so be prepared to wait for your food
They have varying levels of spice, even their mild is fire hot. Ask the waiter for suggestions and he will steer you in the right direction. I loved the Sri Lankan vegetable soup to start.
One of my favorite restaurants in the world. Go for the Sunday lunch buffet. If the spice starts to get to you, ask for a little cup of yogurt... It helps and goes well with the curries
Hoppers: bowl-shaped, crepe-like pancakes made from a fermented rice and coconut batter, giving them a slight sour tang, served both plain and with a gently cooked egg in the middle.
LOVE the black curry - incredible combination of flavors, superb dish. Beware of high level of spice (which I loved). Appetizers not at the same level as main courses.
The food at Sigiri is delicious and bursting with flavor. The chicken lamprais and string hopper kothu in particular. Don't get the Sri Lankan spice level! Bring cash!
Great spot for some spice on a cold night! Visit the store downstairs for a surprisingly exceptional selection of beers, it’s byob and cash-only/Venmo.
Casual. black curry and pol roti. kotthu roti, a roadside specialty made of chopped up pancakes, eggs, and vegetables that's stirfried until the flatbread is crispy. Sigiri is also BYOB.
The black pork curry is so good. Meat feels like it has been braised, and the sauce is intensely flavorful. Medium spice level is enough to get the sinuses churning.
Not bad. Decent ambiance. Quite similar to Indian/Pakistani cooking. Though the best dish I had was the pickledeggplant (Muju). Order it with rice, medium spicy. Followed by their ginger tea!
Tired of getting ripped off on crab at most restaurants? Get the crab curry here extra spicy and you'll get enough to feed 3 people, soaked in a delicious and dangerously spicy broth.
It was my first time trying Sri Lanka food and totally loved it. This place is a gem and pretty authentic. As they don't sell alcohol, you can bring yor own wine if you will!
Pork black curry at SigiriThis narrow Sri Lankan eatery has no shortage of incendiary dishes, including a section of the menu devoted to “deviled” specialties—your choice of meat or seafood mixed...
We waited an hour for our food (crab curry and an order of pol roti). When it came, the curry was so salty that it was almost inedible. Go to Staten Island for your Sri Lankan fix.
Really loved their kotthu roti but lost my appetite after seeing a mouse crawling around the ceiling decorations during my visit. Table of girls sitting below it didn't have a clue. #eastvillage.
"Sigiri roasts its own black curry, a mixture of spices different from the cumin-coriander-garam masala combination familiar on Sixth Street." --James Traub Read more
Definite value. The spicy here is SPICY, which almost never happens. Service is shit. Took them 45 minutes to take our order, but we didn't care that much because it's BYOB.
Some dishes Similar to Indian food. Like dal. My friend had chicken which was super salty and apparently they said that's how it is supposed to taste..say whaaaaa!!