Burma Bistro

Good place to enjoy Burmese cuisine. Staff is very friendly. Ample parking. Loved their samosa salad and palata.

Really great little spot. The food was flavorful and unique. I have never had Burmese food before so it was a great exploring experience. There was a little bit of spice but it wasn't so hot you couldn't enjoy it. I even heard the waiter ask someone if it was okay to have jalapenos in their food. Very courteous of them to ask. My waiter wasn't super friendly but the service was fast and the food was great.

This was my first experience with Burmese food, so I have only other cuisine to benchmark against, to be fair. The food was ok, but I found it rather bland. I had to add spice to boost the flavor. Service was good. This is a small and bare bones place, so the focus is on the food and company.

A more upscale option in Yangon. Food is about 3x the price you can get at a cheaper restaurant, but you are paying for great service and atmosphere. Recommend going up to the second level (bartenders are awesome, ask them for a unique drink!). The tea leaf salad is delicious.

Unique tip (did this with a local): If you want to a comfy place to relax with AC, free wifi and outlets, head to the second level booths during the day when it's not crowded. Order a beer and tea leaf salad and enjoy some downtime.

Wonderful place for Burmese food! Came here with a group of four and were seated and served immediately!

We shared a variety of items. Tea leaf salad was great and they mix it for you! We got the garlic noodle -- a must get for any Burmese place -- and they did it well! We also shared a fried rice, which I recommend most highly. So flavorful and well done that I wished we had ordered more!