Wallet-friendly Burmese delights w/ standout tea leaf salad & mohinga; cozy, family-run, BYOB.
This East Village gem offers a delightful taste of authentic Burmese cuisine in a cozy, family-run setting. Known for its warm hospitality and surprisingly extensive menu, it's a must-visit for those seeking bold flavors and generous portions. From flavorful salads and curries to unique noodle dishes, there's something to satisfy every palate.
This restaurant serves authentic Burmese cuisine with a variety of dishes including salads like the tea leaf salad and mohinga. Other recommended items include Burmese pancakes, coconut chicken noodle soup, and shan noodles, with positive mentions of curries and paratha. It's recognized for bold flavors and generous portions.
"Highly recommended dishes include the mohinga, tea leaf salad, Burmese pancakes, coconut chicken noodle soup, and shan noodles. The house-made roti with potato curry is also a standout."
Customers praise the restaurant for its authentic and flavorful Burmese dishes, often highlighting its affordability and welcoming atmosphere. It's frequently recommended for its unique offerings and value.
Important Note
The restaurant is cash-only and has limited seating due to its small size.
"Little Myanmar is recommended as a restaurant."
Neutral"The original poster found Little Mynamar to sound great and indicated it would be looked into."
Positive"This user recommended Little Mynamar in the East Village for Burmese cuisine, describing it as affordable, cheap, and cash-only, with a Michelin Bib Gourmand status."
Positive"Little Myanmar was suggested as a dining option for those wanting to try cuisines they don't usually make at home, in response to concerns about restaurant prices."
Neutral"Little mynamar is recommended as a cash-only spot near the area, known for being affordable and on the NYT top 100. It's a small, family-run place with limited seating."
Positive"The author found the Burmese pancakes at Little Myanmar to be fantastic, and listed chicken paratha, Burmese pancakes, duck egg curry, and thin beef noodles as available dishes."
Positive"The poster highlighted the coconut chicken noodle soup from Little Myanmar, noting its strong flavor despite its small size."
Positive"Little Myanmar is highlighted as a cash-only establishment in Lower Manhattan that is both NYT Top 100 and Michelin Bib Gourmand recognized. It offers filling lunch options for $20-$30 and is not hard to get into."
Positive"This restaurant is highlighted for its price point."
Positive"The commenter expresses love for this restaurant."
Positive"This restaurant is mentioned as a place in the East Village where a good dinner can be had for $35."
Positive"The user recommended the shan noodles from Little Myanmar."
Positive"The commenter lists Little Myanmar as a place for traditional Burmese food among other Southeast Asian options."
Positive"The commenter mentions Little Myanmar as decent, though not amazing, for Burmese cuisine."
Neutral"The commenter recommends Little Myanmar, indicating it's a good choice for authentic Southeast Asian food."
Positive"Little Myanmar in the LES is mentioned as a small restaurant."
Neutral"The user noted that Little Myanmar provides a variety of tea leaf salads, indicating a broader selection compared to the MAHAA fundraisers."
Neutral"Little Myanmar is listed as a place the commenter would visit."
Positive"Little Myanmar was listed as a recommended halal restaurant."
Neutral"Little Myanmar is recommended as a good option for casual solo dining in Manhattan."
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