Suggestions for Burmese near New York

Simran D. • January 30, 2023Cute restaurant with a good space to accommodate a larger crowd. The food was good as well, and they had a lot of shared plate options on the menu

What's Good Here • July 10, 2015Try the Khao Soi, the Burmese influenced signature dish of Chiang Mai - Northern Thai egg noodles in a rich curry broth, chicken, shrimp, red onions & dried shallots, topped with crispy noodles.

F. B. • June 30, 2022Eater: the best Burmese restaurant the city has yet seen. interior is bare bones. 100-item menu covers.. salads (try tea leaf salad), noodle soups, stir fries (try Shan noodles), to curries

Elise L. • October 25, 2012For herbivores: the sesame tofu appetizer, Burmese tea leaf salad, and Chiang Mai noodles with tofu instead of chicken (it's an option!) are some of the best veg things to eat in Manhattan.

Minvkkl • November 13, 2014AMAZING. Best ramen AND rare authentic Burmese. Makes me miss my mom's home-cooked Burmese food. Love the garlic noodles (Sichet khao sware) and coconut noodles w/chicken (Ounoh khao sware).

Beth D. • August 2, 2013They have gluten free options and they deliver. Got delivery and see how I like the sesame chicken. The pad Thai was okay but I'm sometimes iffy with pad Thai anyway.

Jo • May 5, 2023Coconut noodle soup

Arzi R. • October 11, 2017The Queens Night Market legend has found a new home in Long Island City, serving the same great dishes you'll find every Saturday night.

Curtis S. • December 30, 2014Meh. Not going back. Had the nippori- tasted like south East Asian noodles (Burmese to be exact). Not bad per se, but when does Japanese cuisine have coconut milk, raw red onion and cilantro?

Ken S. • March 26, 2021I usually go for one of the curries but everything I've had here has been wonderful