Kyain Kyain

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About Kyain Kyain

Kyain Kyain is a homey, family-owned restaurant that serves authentic Burmese cuisine. The menu includes a variety of dishes, such as the best Tea Leaf salad in the Bay Area, Kaiser (chicken in coconut curry with noodles), and flavorful noodle soups. The food is solid, with generous portions and affordable prices. The tea leaf salad is a standout, featuring a warm, crunchy, nutty, and savory blend of ingredients, while the tomatoes add extra freshness. The chicken curry is tender and flavorful, perfectly paired with paratha and pickled cucumber and radish. The crispy fried potato wrap is a unique appetizer, though it could benefit from more ingredients or spices. The restaurant has a cozy vibe and offers quick service, making it a great spot for those who want to try Burmese cuisine. The staff are friendly and welcoming, contributing to the homey charm. This place is highly recommended for those seeking genuine Burmese flavors at an affordable price, especially for locals who appreciate authentic cooking.

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Kyain Kyain Reviews

3.9
108 ratings
Restaurantji Rating
5
64%
4
10%
1
26%
Food
4.0
Atmosphere
3.7
Service
4.0

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Based on reviews, I ordered takeout of the Tea Leaf Salad (A5), Chicken Noodle Dry (M2) aka Kyay Oh with the oil on the side and vermicelli/thin rice noodles, Mandalay Noodle Salad (M13) came sauce on the side, and Samosas (A10).

Everything was freaking fantastic. The tea leaf salad was top two salads I've ever eaten. It is a mix of half sweet stringy greens and half sweet tiny round nuts, all coated in a tangy salad dressing that is somehow not acidic or watery or overpowering.

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Curry had great flavor. Spice level was no joke though. Ordered medium. Pretty sure it was closer to hot. Still finished it somehow.

A small but cozy Burmese restaurant with good, flavorful food at reasonable prices. Plenty of menu choices to suit different tastes. Parking can be a bit hit-or-miss, but the food and value make it worth the visit.

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Hours

Monday Closed
Tuesday 5 - 8:30PM
11AM - 3PM
Wednesday 11AM - 3PM
5 - 8:30PM
Thursday 5 - 8:30PM
11AM - 3PM
Friday 5 - 8:30PM
11AM - 3PM
Saturday 11AM - 3PM
5 - 8:30PM
Sunday 11AM - 3PM
5 - 8:30PM
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