Inlay Burmese Kitchen

This is a hole in wall that has excellent service with unique and great tasting food. The calamari was also surprizingly awesome.

I truly enjoyed this place!! I had the chicken coconut noodle soup, Fisherman's stew and Coconut Jello dessert!! The soup was amazing from the texture/flavor to the presentation... The "stew" was a bold, caramelized, sweet glaze over a medley of seafood! Lastly, the coconut Jello (Cauh Kyaw) had a creamy, sweet but firm taste that was a pleasant surprise! I thoroughly enjoyed my first time at Inlay's and will be back for the curry and Tea leaf salad. Great job Inlay's!!! This is a must visit!!!!!

This was my first Burmese Cousine experience, and let me tell you- it did not disappoint! While I am not a huge meat eater, I decided to have a “cheat meal” and try the Burmese curry with Lamb... and I was so glad I did!! it was absolutely delicious, so flavorful, and the lamb was incredibly tender! The location is BYOB so bring some red wine to pair!!

The ladies working did an excellent job, and were so kind. We can’t wait to come back and visit again! Thank you!! ????????????

I love southeast Asian cuisine, but I've never had a chance to try Burmese food before today. I have to say, the food was amazing! The service was quick and friendly, the decor is warm and fun! I'm just sad that I'm only here I on a business trip, so I can't come more often. I had the Mandalay pork curry and it was unbelievably tasty. Definitely give them a try!

DFW finally has a Burmese restaurant and that too a fine one. The owners are a nice and warm family who will welcome you and serve you great food. Definitely try their tea leaf salad, a Burmese speciality. Chicken Noodles soup was another tasty item. I will be back to try other chicken items on the menu though this will be my go to tea leaf salad place.