Cinnamon Life to welcome celebrity chef George Calombaris of MasterChef Australia fame to their property next month

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Cinnamon Life will welcome celebrity chef Australia George Calombaris to the property later this year.

According to Breaking Travel News Calombaris will be in Sri Lanka from June 8-11, giving a lucky few an exclusive opportunity to dine, learn and interact with the globally reputed chef.

During his visit, George Calombaris will tour the island and experience Sri Lanka via the vibrantly inspired Cinnamon properties around the island.

A leading chef and restaurateur, Geore Calombaris owns ten restaurants in Australia, including The Press Club, Gazi, Hellenic Republic and his souvlaki bar - Jimmy Grants.

However, he is best-known in Sri Lanka as the most popular judge from the TV series - MasterChef Australia.

Commenting on his upcoming visit, Calombaris said: “I am really excited to visit Sri Lanka and look forward to experiencing its legendary spices and flavours.”

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