Taste Of Burma (formerly Happy Myanmar Cafe)

I come here so often and I am so sad that not many people know about the job. their crispy golden tofu and kokosmilch chicken noodles are the best around.

I ordered garnel, paratha and samusas. I really liked the paratha and the samusas. I didn't like the garlic noodles, but to be fair, I prefer to noodle (here is like a wheat flour / pad thai art nudel.) idk over the ambiente, it is definitiw a hole in the wall, but the staff was very nice! I want to try again soon because I liked the seasoned / curry aromen.

Excellent. Chicken biryani was great. cocosnüsse hühnersuppe (on noh kaut swe) was excellent. nan gyi dok was good, but was a little dry and had not too much taste so I mixed it with the chicken soup, then it was great, also it was better after a few drops of fish sauce

Delicious food. great service. as if I was invited to someone to try eating their culture. will definitely return to try more from the menu points. teeblatt salat was different than anything I ever tasted, delicious and unique.

We came for dinner after a great hike in the hills. We worked up a good appetite to enjoy more than just a Taste of Burma with their Indoor dining. Service was friendly and indoor had some background noise with others who dined indoors but we were still had a good conversation without difficulty to hear each other. We appreciated the tea that was served as we waited for our meal. We ordered the garlic noodles, tea leaf rice salad, tofu curry with side of coconut rice. All around delicious dishes. Have good reason to like garlic, your taste buds will enjoy the garlic noodles. The curry with vegetables and tofu was a solid curry dish. I particularly loved their tea leaf rice salad that had flavor and texture when it comes to a rice dish. Thank you taste of Burma for my guests first time enjoying Burmese food.