Little homey family ran place. Food is good but not a large selection. Have been there before and will go back again.
Kyle Hartsock
"No frills" describes this place well. In the virtual deluge of chain restaurants in this country (with their cheesy decor) most folks would probably walk into Chin Hills and not think they are about to get some AWESOME eats. Owners are great people...great. I generally get a portion of fried rice (which is topped with a soft fried egg so you can watch the yolk run into the rice like yellow lava), and she includes a container of what I can only describe as spicy soy sauce (seems to be soy sauce with some sliced chilies in it). I also thoroughly enjoy the ginger chicken, and the La Phet Tho (if I am spelling that right) which is sort of a cold "salad" of fermented/pickled tea leaves and nuts, and many other things. Stop in. Fall in love with "home-cooked" Burmese food.
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Not bad
Ike Glinsmann
No frills family restaurant. Minimal decorations, INCREDIBLE food. Woman took our order then took it to the back and started making our meal herself.
Hank Deters
Whenever I'm in town I'll eat here! Been enjoying this place for two years!
Steve Nienhaus
Great lunch
Pouwereou Awideya
Pretty good
Mauricio Perez
OK Asian restaurant
Terri McHugh
Food was excellent. We also had a very nice time talking to the owners about Burma, where their family is from.
Thein Tun Aung
The only Burmese restaurant in town. The owner is Chin ethnicity.
Little homey family ran place. Food is good but not a large selection. Have been there before and will go back again.
"No frills" describes this place well. In the virtual deluge of chain restaurants in this country (with their cheesy decor) most folks would probably walk into Chin Hills and not think they are about to get some AWESOME eats. Owners are great people...great. I generally get a portion of fried rice (which is topped with a soft fried egg so you can watch the yolk run into the rice like yellow lava), and she includes a container of what I can only describe as spicy soy sauce (seems to be soy sauce with some sliced chilies in it). I also thoroughly enjoy the ginger chicken, and the La Phet Tho (if I am spelling that right) which is sort of a cold "salad" of fermented/pickled tea leaves and nuts, and many other things. Stop in. Fall in love with "home-cooked" Burmese food.
Not bad
No frills family restaurant. Minimal decorations, INCREDIBLE food. Woman took our order then took it to the back and started making our meal herself.
Whenever I'm in town I'll eat here! Been enjoying this place for two years!
Great lunch
Pretty good
OK Asian restaurant
Food was excellent. We also had a very nice time talking to the owners about Burma, where their family is from.
The only Burmese restaurant in town. The owner is Chin ethnicity.
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