Ate from this stall many years ago which was recommended by my Myanmar friend. They have now shifted to a unit themselves. The warm tofu noodles is still comforting for me. The Shan noodles are alright and the chicken dregea volubilis soup is interesting. It’s actually a bamboo shoot soup witch chicken and onions. Spicy and mildly sour. Appetizing. Bill is nett $20. Very affordable.

Located at basement 1 of Peninsula Plaza. It was slightly after lunch hours (Sun). Foodcourt and most eateries were crowded. Maw Shan was also well-patronised. Managed to get a table (near cashier) after about 10min. Menu had English translation and pictures but no prices. With the help from Yan Naung we ordered “tea leaves rice salad” (something like fried rice topped with sunshine egg and a small piece of fried chicken n sliced cucumber). Was told it was popular, it was fragrant and flavourful. Staff were friendly, patient, hardworking and kept the place clean and neat.

Appetizing & authentic Myanmar cuisine

Great Shan food! Also has Thai and Chinese food. All equally delicious. Prices are also affordable for the location.

I ordered Shan-Noodle It's not Shan-Noodle taste So salty, no good