Tharaka Siyambalapitiya

A great visit if you’re in Oxford. It is free of charge to enter as well! They have spacious lockers, clean toilets, and a shop as well. Museum consists of multiple levels and mainly focuses on the history of the civilization. They have artifacts from around the world. Give yourself at least a couple of hours to visit this place. If you’re very keen, there’s enough things to spend your whole day in it!

Food was excellent and so was majority of the staff. 4 stars since we thought the vibe inside and the cleanliness could have been improved.
The washrooms were not that clean as well. They have sinks to wash hands near the eating area so you can get that done without going to the washroom so that’s a plus point.
On a busy day, parking can be a bit of a hassle and you may have to park the car a bit further and walk here.
We ordered a biriyani and a fried rice, both of which came with an ample of compliments sides such as chutneys, curries, chili paste Etc. The food was very good.
We ordered Like as well which we found to be a bit too bitter.
All in all it can be said that this is a good place to eat for a family or a group of friends. They will arrange and give you the seating accordingly.
Not suitable for fine dining though.

We had a surprise party there once. The food was really good and the ambience was excellent as well. Furthermore the staff was very helpful in arrangements for the party without showing any kind of impatience. I would highly recommend the place for any kind of hanging out or gathering.

I’m not the biggest fan of it’s architecture. But it is a nice bridge to walk on and it does have a nice history related to the Engineering problems it had to face and how they were overcame. Wouldn’t hurt to visit if you’re in London.
It’s a pedestrian bridge (but of course cyclists don’t dismount as instructed 😂)