How much to tip in Sri Lanka?
In Sri Lanka, the customary restaurant tip is 10%–15% of the bill.
In Sri Lanka, the customary restaurant tip is 10%–15% of the bill.
In Sri Lanka, the customary restaurant tip is 10%–15% of the bill. A service charge of about 10% is very common at restaurants.
Currency: Sri Lankan Rupee (Rs)
A service charge of about 10% is very common at restaurants. When a service charge is on the bill, adding more is optional. For good service, round up or leave small change in cash.
10% is customary (CIA). A 10% service charge is usually included, so add only a little. At small places with no charge: 10%–15%.
| Bill | Tip | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Rs5,000 | Rs500–Rs750 | Rs5,500–Rs5,750 |
| Rs10,000 | Rs1,000–Rs1,500 | Rs11,000–Rs11,500 |
| Rs20,000 | Rs2,000–Rs3,000 | Rs22,000–Rs23,000 |
Amounts are examples only, in local currency (Sri Lankan Rupee).
Yes, it's customary, but it isn't a legal requirement.
In Sri Lanka, the customary restaurant tip is 10%–15% of the bill. On a bill of Rs10,000, the tip would be Rs1,000–Rs1,500.
A service charge of about 10% is very common at restaurants. When a service charge is on the bill, adding more is optional. For good service, round up or leave small change in cash.