I recently visited a Myanmar restaurant with my international friends, and we all had a really great experience. The food was authentic and full of flavor, giving my friends a wonderful introduction to Myanmar cuisine. What made the visit even more special was the timing—we went during the Myanmar New Year, and the restaurant kindly offered us some special traditional snacks for free. It was such a thoughtful gesture and made us feel very welcomed. The restaurant owner was incredibly friendly and warm, taking the time to make sure we were comfortable and enjoying our meal. My friends especially appreciated the hospitality and unique dishes, and everyone left happy and satisfied. Overall, it was a memorable experience, and I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants to try authentic Myanmar food in a friendly atmosphere.

Burmese lemon salad here is amazing. The bright, sour taste instantly reminded me of my childhood in Myanmar. Simple, fresh, and full of memories and also Mala xiangou is very tasty 🤤

This was my first Burmese food. My suggested this restaurant. She’s from Myanmar. The food was flavorful and the atmosphere was attractive as well! The staffs were friendly. I loved their chai (tea). There is no parking lot near here but it doesn’t take much time from station to walk. You can taste the typical Burmese flavor here and I really recommend this place to have such experience in Tokyo. I will visit again.

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If you are looking for Burmese (Myanmar) Authentic dishes, would love to recommend this restaurant. Please try “Kyae-Oo See chat” which is dry rice noodles with boiled pork meat, organs and crispy garlic. I love “fried Tofu” with tamarind sauce as well.

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Busy even on a weekday night. The food was good and authentic and the staff were very helpful. It seems like they also accept events such as weddings as some decorations were still up. Highly recommend the mutton tea leaf salad. For beer, they only serve Asahi.