Sharing borders with India, China, Laos and Thailand, Burmese cuisine is inevitably influenced by the spices, seasonings, ingredients, and cooking styles of its neighbors. Yet it is the way that these ingredients are combined which make Burmese dishes unique. We’ve brought our favorite recipes and prepared them as we would back home. We hope you enjoy them as much as we enjoy sharing a part of our culture with you.
* Indicates Burmese Dish Please note, most dishes can be prepared vegetarian please ask your server.
Burmese Samusas Lettuce Cups Vegetarian Egg Rolls Mu Shu Vegetable Wraps
Vegetarian Samusa Soup * Moh Hinga (Catfish Chowder) * On Noh Kauswer Jia San Hinga Sour Vegetable Soup
Burmese Style Curry (Shrimp, Catfish) * SuperStar Shrimp Pumpkin Shrimp * Shrimp Kebat * Garlic Chili Shrimp * Lemongrass Salmon Spicy Calamari with Fresh Basil Walnut Shrimp
SuperStar Noodles * Nan Gyi Dok (Mild Coconut Chicken Rice Noodle Curry) Bun Tay Kauswer (Coconut Chicken Flour Noodle Curry) * Nan Pia Dok (coconut Curry Flat flour Noodles. Available with chicken or vegetarian) * See Jyet Kauswer (Garlic Noodles with duck or pork) * Shan Noodles *
Coconut Rice (per person) * Tan Poi (per person) * Platha * Rice (per person) Brown Rice (per person) Burmese Style Fried Rice |
Tea Leaf Salad * Ginger Salad * Rainbow Salad * Burmese Style Chicken Salad Tomato Salad Mango Salad
Classic Burmese Chicken Casserole with Cardamom Cinnamon Rice* Chicken Dahl * Pork Curry with Potatoes * Mango Chicken Fiery Chicken with Tofu Spicy and Crispy Chicken Country Chicken and Shitake Mushrooms Spicy Chicken with Fresh Basil Sesame Chicken Chef’s Special Ribs Pumpkin Pork Stew *
Burmese Style Curry (beef or lamb) Beef Kebat * Mango Beef Sesame Beef
Pea Shoots Poodi (Potato Curry) or Yellow Bean Curry * Vegetable Curry Delux* Tofu Vegetable Kebat * Okra Egg Curry * Dried Fried String Beans Eggplant with Garlic Sauce Curry Eggplant * Tofu Tower Steamed Tofu |