A true taste of Burma.

Features
- Parking lot
- Dress code: Casual
- Kid-friendly
A Taste of Burma Restaurant Review:
Just when you thought the ’burbs were getting too tame gastronomically, along comes an honest-to-heavens true Burmese eatery. We are delighted to find the fermented tealeaf salad and the young ginger salad as key components of the menu. Otherwise, the home-style cooking covers all the bases, with selections ranging from the classic Burmese rice-noodle dish ohno kaukswe and the fish soup mohingar to luscious curries --- beef, seafood, chicken and pork (the pork-and-mango version is a tribute to this rarely heralded Asian cuisine). Vegetarian dishes include stir-fried water spinach and cubes of tofu in a coconut curry.
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