Sri Lankan cooking demonstrations
What to Expect
Guests are invited into the estate’s open kitchen, where Ruwanthi (affectionately known as Ru) and her mother, Summi, lead informal, hands-on sessions.
These demonstrations are free for guests who order the Sri Lankan sharing platter (minimum two people.
You’ll watch, learn, and even take notes as they prepare vibrant dishes using fresh, local ingredients—many grown right on the estate.
Dishes You Might Learn
Ru brings a unique twist to the experience.
Hhaving lived in the UK for 15 years, she blends Western, Eastern, and fusion styles into her cooking, making the session both authentic and accessible
A relaxed Vibe
It’s relaxed, friendly, and full of laughter.
Guests often share stories, ask questions, and even snap photos or videos to recreate the dishes back home.
Summi, the estate’s Sri Lankan cuisine expert, loves seeing guests’ reactions and often shares family tips passed down through generations
A Lasting Memory
Many guests leave with more than just a full belly—they gain a deeper appreciation for Sri Lankan culture and cuisine.
Some even send photos of their home-cooked versions after returning from their trip!
Stay at GlenMyu Estate to explore the Sri Lankan Hill Country
GlenMyu Estate is listed on Booking.com and Airbnb.
Contact us by the WhatsApp button on our website for direct booking rates.
Stay at GlenMyu Estate as you explore the Sri Lankan Hill Country
See sights like Horton Plains National Park is a unique experience.
We only have three bedrooms and you will need to book early during the peak holiday season.
The estate is usually within an hours drive of the major sightseeing locations such as Nine Arch Bridge, Ella Town, Upper Diyaluma Waterfall, Lipton’s Seat, Bambarakanda Waterfall and many more.