Burmese Noodle

Positive reviews

• ★★★★★Lat Aung· 11 months ago

  This lovely Burmese noodle shop is a hidden gem, though it can be a little difficult to find. The food is excellent, and their ToFu Nwayy is an absolute must-try. With affordable prices—around 50 baht—it's great value. Be aware that its location in a market means the space is cramped, and it can get noisy with people passing by.

• ★★★★★Katethip Varanyuwatana· 2 years ago

  Myanmar street food vendor runs by a beautiful Myanmar lady and her family. Majority of the dishes here are vegetarian and only at 50thb price. You can also order crispy bite as a side dish at only 5thb per piece. We ordered multiple items to try and it's definitely very different from Thai noodles. Majority of the noodles were very well season and much more sour flavor and creamier than typical Thai noodles.

• ★★★★★Brik· 2 years ago

  When i found out about this place selling Burmese food in Bangkok i had to try it. It has been on my list to visit for a while so i’m happy i finally had the chance to visit this place. I had Tohu pyaw before but this one was a bit different but its still good. We also tried the dry khao soi and lepetto. The dry khao soi is very flavourful and one of my new favourite dishes, the lepetto is a spicy, salty and a crunchy salad. It also contains Tea leaves i believe. Either way all the food was phenomenal and i hope i can pass by again. All of this food together was only a 150 baht so its inexpensive for what you can experience here!

Negative reviews

• ★★★★★Thuzar Nwe· a year ago

  We ate Warm tofu with rice noodles here. The taste is good but if you add a little more soy sauce to better. The warm tofu is soft and smooth and tastes really good, but I prefer peanut powder rather than sesame's powder. Even Fried tofu is really good, but cannot be ordered separately and must be ordered with other Fried vegetables together (but those are hard already and not good to eat. Here, you must try Warm tofu and I gave 4 out of 5 for this.