The Mango Tree - Colombo

We all were there for lunch to celebrate our friends birthday .The gave us a seperate area to ourself . The food ordered was of cery good portion size and sufficient for sll infact we had to carry some back with us .. The service was quick efficient and discreet and they sllowed us to have a good time ..Food was tasty and unlike other indian restaurants had a homely taste not heavy... had a freat time ..will be back soon ..

Last time I had visited this place it was quite a small restaurant. This time I see it had expanded. Waiters were quick to attend to us. Food came quite fast once ordered. Food was tasty and not too spicy too. Was a good dinner we had. Reasonably priced. Worth eating here.

I stopped in for dinner on Dec 30th with my wife and two adult daughters, it was completely unplanned, we just happened to be in the area. We ordered a Paneer Tikka and I liked it but others didn’t care for it. My daughters shared a Mutton Biryani and Mixed Raita and they didn’t like it. My wife and I ordered Butter chicken, Mutton Roganjosh, some plain/butter Naan and rice. I really liked the Naan and Butter Chicken. The Butter Chicken was not like I’m used to having in the USA, it was better. However, the Mutton Roganjosh was just OK and didn’t have too much Mutton in it. We also had a Mango Lassi, a Faluda and Fruit Salad and all of them were good. I don’t think I’ll be coming back to this restaurant for a while because the food was OK, it wasn’t something that I would crave to come back here for.

A Disappointing Experience at The Mango Tree My recent visit to The Mango Tree was filled with disappointment and frustration, as the restaurant made multiple mistakes. Here 's a breakdown of the issues I encountered: Hidden Charges and Lack of Transparency: The first letdown was the restaurant 's practice of collecting a service charge and an undisclosed government tax. While I understand that service charges are common in some places, customers have the right to know about these additional costs upfront. The fact that the government tax was buried in tiny text at the bottom of the menu is inexcusable. Such practices feel like an attempt to deceive patrons and take advantage of their lack of awareness about the charges. Suggestion: The Mango Tree should clearly display all charges, including government taxes, on the menu in a prominent and easily visible manner. This way, customers can make informed decisions about their expenses before placing an order. False Promises : when inquiring about the possibility of using the koko payment option, the staff assured us that they did accept it. However, at the end of the meal, they told us that their koko account was locked, and they couldn 't process the payment as promised. Suggestion: It is imperative that the restaurant ensures the availability and functionality of payment options they promote. If a particular payment method is temporarily unavailable, customers must be informed beforehand to avoid any inconveniences or surprises during checkout. The combination of these two mistakes made for a highly unpleasant experience at The Mango Tree. As a customer, I expect honesty, transparency, and reliability from any establishment, especially when it comes to financial matters. I urge The Mango Tree 's management to take immediate action to correct these issues and prevent similar incidents from happening in the future. By being transparent about charges, displaying them clearly, and ensuring that advertised payment options are functional, the restaurant can rebuild trust and provide a better dining experience for its patrons. Until these necessary changes are implemented, I cannot recommend The Mango Tree to others, and I will think twice before considering another visit. As a customer, I hope that my feedback will be taken seriously and lead to positive changes in the restaurant 's operations.

Restaurant has moved to No 10 Deal Place and for whatever reason was rather empty compared to previously apparently, even for a Tuesday. The food was very good however and service was quick and efficient. Sometimes too much so, as I could have probably continued with the poppadoms and sauces for longer. We had a mix of naan, curries, rice and other dishes including dessert all delicious and more than we could eat in the time before my companions had to leave.