The food was delicious ? , and the waitresses were polite as well. Entering the parking lot for the first time is a little bit tricky, but that's okay. Clean restroom.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Special Fried Rice
D K
Overall great place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
P N
The best Burmese food In Indianapolis.Tofu salad, noodle salad and rice salad are a must try. One of the most authentic Kyay oh.
Awesome, family friendly authentic Burmese favorite breakfast and delicious foods for all day, everyday. Appreciate and thanks for the tasty meals that unforgettable to travelers as well as Indianapolis residents. Have a nice one!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ngam ngam
Clean and Delicious food plus Good customer service ❤️
slimthiccagent
There were about three groups that came in AFTER my group came, and guess what? They got their food wayyyyy before us. Seems very rude and not attentive. The waiter didn’t take out orders at all so I had to call them. The food is great but the overall vibes is really bad.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
Melanie Leonard
Incredible food selection of interesting recipes. Food quality and quantity were both excellent. 10 of us went together and everyone was happy with their meals.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jordan Willis
Great food, great service nice ambiance.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Geoff
My favourite Burmese restaurant in Indianapolis by far. The menu features an extensive variety of Burmese food. My friend ordered Shan Noodles and I ordered stir-fry bokchoy . We shared a plate of Crab Rangoon and the meal came with winter melon soup and spicy tea leaf salad. We had hot Milo to drink. Each dish was unique and delicious.Word to the wise: we love spicy food but if you don't, the tea leaf salad might be a bit too powerful for some!Word to the wise 2: Portions are big here so beware of ordering too much.The restaurant is clean but decorations are minimal. The waitress was extremely kind and thoughtful in walking us through less familiar parts of the menu.If you love Burmese food or have never tried it, this is one restaurant that you should not miss!Vegetarian options: Most dishes could be had with a choice of meats or as a vegetarian option
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Special Fried Rice
Anne Gonzalez
Delicious food, we had never tried Burmese before but loved everything we got.
Great hospitality and food is god if you like Burmese style food
Az
This restaurant, we often have an issues when we ordered, the receptionists are very unprofessionally rude. The phone calls pickup are terrible!! No respond well nor they don’t really care for customers who order. When time for pickup the order, they will just said they didn’t have my order, which make no sense.This is very unacceptable for those who tried to have a good morning breakfast with their family. This isn’t even the first time I experience. Very unresponsive, unprofessional and unacceptable. I AM VERY DISAPPOINTED!! NEVER ORDERING FROM HERE AGAIN!!
BeeYem
Great hospitality and food is god if you like Burmese style food
Linda M.
There are several Asian businesses along Madison Ave. On a Saturday, I drove very easily to explore many of those businesses. I learned that most, if not all, are operated by Burmese, not Chinese. Of those businesses I visited, I liked this one the most. I ordered a $5 Samusa (onion and potato) appetizer with sweet chili sauce. I first saw a package in a grocery store. I am glad I found it later here instead because it was hot and fresh with a container of sauce. I believe this is my first day of eating Burmese food.
James H.
Not too many Asian or Southeast Asian restaurants around Indy from what I have seen, but this little hole in the wall place has pretty good Burmese food. From their fried rice plates to their Mong Hingka. All the dishes were flavorful and very tasty. The only thing I would critic would be when ordering I do wish the communication was clear. We ordered the House fried rice but we ended up getting the beef fried rice instead, it was still very good. I also wished they would have warned us about the rice plate sizes. We ordered three extra rices, I assumed it would be three small bowls but we ended up getting three large plates of white rice, each plate probably could have feed two to three people and we each got one. But I still.have to say the people working there are super nice. The sleeper hit at this place is their fried chicken wings. Very well seasoned (dried seasoning) you get the salty, spicy, and almost briny like favor. Get it if you like fried chicken
The food was delicious ? , and the waitresses were polite as well. Entering the parking lot for the first time is a little bit tricky, but that's okay. Clean restroom.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Special Fried Rice
Overall great place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The best Burmese food In Indianapolis.Tofu salad, noodle salad and rice salad are a must try. One of the most authentic Kyay oh.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Tea Leaf Salad, Tofu Salad, Nankyi Salad, Noodle Salad
Awesome, family friendly authentic Burmese favorite breakfast and delicious foods for all day, everyday. Appreciate and thanks for the tasty meals that unforgettable to travelers as well as Indianapolis residents. Have a nice one!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Clean and Delicious food plus Good customer service ❤️
There were about three groups that came in AFTER my group came, and guess what? They got their food wayyyyy before us. Seems very rude and not attentive. The waiter didn’t take out orders at all so I had to call them. The food is great but the overall vibes is really bad.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
Incredible food selection of interesting recipes. Food quality and quantity were both excellent. 10 of us went together and everyone was happy with their meals.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great food, great service nice ambiance.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
My favourite Burmese restaurant in Indianapolis by far. The menu features an extensive variety of Burmese food. My friend ordered Shan Noodles and I ordered stir-fry bokchoy . We shared a plate of Crab Rangoon and the meal came with winter melon soup and spicy tea leaf salad. We had hot Milo to drink. Each dish was unique and delicious.Word to the wise: we love spicy food but if you don't, the tea leaf salad might be a bit too powerful for some!Word to the wise 2: Portions are big here so beware of ordering too much.The restaurant is clean but decorations are minimal. The waitress was extremely kind and thoughtful in walking us through less familiar parts of the menu.If you love Burmese food or have never tried it, this is one restaurant that you should not miss!Vegetarian options: Most dishes could be had with a choice of meats or as a vegetarian option
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Special Fried Rice
Delicious food, we had never tried Burmese before but loved everything we got.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Great hospitality and food is god if you like Burmese style food
This restaurant, we often have an issues when we ordered, the receptionists are very unprofessionally rude. The phone calls pickup are terrible!! No respond well nor they don’t really care for customers who order. When time for pickup the order, they will just said they didn’t have my order, which make no sense.This is very unacceptable for those who tried to have a good morning breakfast with their family. This isn’t even the first time I experience. Very unresponsive, unprofessional and unacceptable. I AM VERY DISAPPOINTED!! NEVER ORDERING FROM HERE AGAIN!!
Great hospitality and food is god if you like Burmese style food
There are several Asian businesses along Madison Ave. On a Saturday, I drove very easily to explore many of those businesses. I learned that most, if not all, are operated by Burmese, not Chinese. Of those businesses I visited, I liked this one the most. I ordered a $5 Samusa (onion and potato) appetizer with sweet chili sauce. I first saw a package in a grocery store. I am glad I found it later here instead because it was hot and fresh with a container of sauce. I believe this is my first day of eating Burmese food.
Not too many Asian or Southeast Asian restaurants around Indy from what I have seen, but this little hole in the wall place has pretty good Burmese food. From their fried rice plates to their Mong Hingka. All the dishes were flavorful and very tasty. The only thing I would critic would be when ordering I do wish the communication was clear. We ordered the House fried rice but we ended up getting the beef fried rice instead, it was still very good. I also wished they would have warned us about the rice plate sizes. We ordered three extra rices, I assumed it would be three small bowls but we ended up getting three large plates of white rice, each plate probably could have feed two to three people and we each got one. But I still.have to say the people working there are super nice. The sleeper hit at this place is their fried chicken wings. Very well seasoned (dried seasoning) you get the salty, spicy, and almost briny like favor. Get it if you like fried chicken