Burma Burma Restaurant & Tea Room

• ★★★★★

  I absolutely adore the food here, no matter where we are. It was our first time at this location, and as always, we were greeted with the warm welcome and familiar decor, complete with those lovely upside-down umbrellas on the ceilings. When it comes to food, we kicked things off with the usual shiitake fingers, they’re so addictive. Then, we had a jug of the best ‘Oh No Tamarind’. Later, we tried the basic flavourful ‘Oh No Khowsuey’, which is also a hit with everyone. What I really enjoy is that they offer all the condiments separately, so you can tweak the servings to suit your taste. Their

  Manish Gayan · 4 months ago

• ★★★★★

  We had a great experience at Burma Burma. We visited on a Friday at 7 pm and easily got in since we had a reservation on District. The restaurant gets quite packed during dining hours and reserving in advance is recommended. The staff was helpful in suggesting recommendations. Our table had a mix of Jain and non-Jain diners and the staff accommodated everyone quite well. The ambience was great and felt pretty similar to Chinatown. The restrooms were also quite clean. We tried the Samosa Soup split into two and it was good. Our favourite starter was the Lotus Stem Crisps that were served with a

  Ameya · 4 months ago

• ★★★★★

  Visited them for dinner and as much as I was very wary of trying burmese food, I was surprised! We ordered Samuza soup which was so refreshing!!! Loved how light it was yet flavourful! Appetisers included Charred broccolli with smoked burmese cheese and Tangy spring vegetable buns. The buns were so soft and fluffy and literally melt in your mouth! For maincourse We ordered their KhowSuey and ChineTown noodles-bith absolutely outstanding. To finish it we tried their Burmese Pulled Tea- which was absolutely delicious. All in all I would say that I had a really great meal after a long time! The s

  BHAGYALAKSHMI IYER · 3 months ago

• ★★★★★

  If you are trying to satisfy an Asian food craving that you can't quite articulate, head to Fort and let their menu do the talking. Just remember to show up early—a spot that hits the mark this well doesn't keep its tables empty for long. Tucked away in the historic lanes of Fort, Burma Burma is the ultimate destination for anyone who loves the vibrant, complex notes of Asian food. Our meal here hit every single note, and here is how it went down: The Wa Potato: This dish hits that craving instantly. It isn't just a potato with a little seasoning casually sprinkled on top; the seasoning forms

  PD · 3 months ago

• ★★★★★

  This place is not only a restaurant but also an emotional food journey, had been visited this place multiple times and it is one of my favourites. The place is quiet and will impress you with its sober yet authentic ambience. We ordered the very famous Samoza soup, a spring roll starter and the khow suey. I have eaten these dishes many times but the taste remains the same on every visit and that is the legacy they have maintained. Samoza soup when heard its intersing and something unique and in actuality it is interesting only with the tangy twist. Spring rolls were perfectly crispy in the sal

  Aniket Ankam · 4 months ago

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