Oru by day, Trinco by night. A bit confusing to an Oru regular. Anyway, Trinco is very good. Food full of flavour and good portions. Staff are same as daytime, and it turns out they do dinner service just as good as daytime. It’s still Oru if you look for it but turn off the lights, add candles and remove coffee machine noise, and it does feel different. Also a starter, big main plus a pint for £35ish. Very good value. Definitely worth a visit.

Lovely food, lovely vibes, incredible value for money. I wish I lived closer so that I can have their lentils every day

A superb new South East London spot for mouth-watering Sri Lankan/Tamil cuisine 🍽️ Super tasty, spicy, great veg/vegan options and a well balanced menu. Staff were all very nice and the atmosphere in there is wonderfully chilled ✨ A place I’ll come back to during the day for coffees and in the evenings for okra fries & jackfruit curry! 🇱🇰

Great service but portions very small and also briyani too over cooked and crunchy. Coconut margarita was the bomb!

After quite a few months of wanting to go, I finally made it to Trinco on Friday night. This is the best Southern Indian food I've ever had! Flavourful, clean tasting, and fresh. The atmosphere is vibrant, the staff attentive. Love the entire business and what they stand for. The taps in the restrooms sprayed (still effective for washing hands), in order to conserve and utilise less water. It's far for me, but I can't wait to be back.

Delicious food, with incredible flavor combinations, it is fully vegeterian food My favorite one was the spinach and cheese rolls !

We really liked Trinco on a date night. You are welcomed with a small glass of homemade oat chai. Its an intimate atmosphere and also lively at the same time. Fuss free Sri Lankan food was fresh, cooked to perfection and the cocktails amazing to pair with the food. Cheesecake for dessert is recommended too!

Should really advertise this place as a vegetarian place. I think if you’re vegetarian and a hipster you’ll probably love this place. Unfortunately I’m neither of the two. The flavour of the food was mediocre, Okra fries had been fried to oblivion. If you want more authentic Sri Lankan food try Hoppers in Soho - much better variety, more authentic decor, price is pretty much the same and it’s Michelin star ⭐️