Authentic Burmese delights w/ wallet-friendly prices & BYOB. Must-try tea leaf salad & mohinga!
Discover the authentic flavors of Myanmar at this family-run East Village gem. Known for its warm hospitality and extensive menu, Little Myanmar offers a delightful culinary journey. From flavorful salads and traditional soups to rich curries and perfectly crafted noodles, each dish is a testament to genuine Burmese cuisine. Don't miss their signature roti and the vibrant Kaut Swe Thoke for a truly memorable meal.
This restaurant specializes in authentic Burmese cuisine, offering a diverse menu that includes traditional soups, flavorful salads (especially the tea leaf salad), rich curries, and various noodle dishes. Standout recommendations include the mohinga, tea leaf salad, shan noodles, and house-made roti with potato curry. The food is generally praised for its bold flavors and generous portions, with many highlighting it as a great option for casual and solo dining.
"Highly recommended dishes include the flavorful Mohinga, the unique Tea Leaf Salad, and the delicious Shan Noodles. The house-made roti paired with potato curry is also a must-try."
Customers rave about the authentic and flavorful Burmese cuisine at wallet-friendly prices, with many recommending specific dishes like the mohinga and tea leaf salad.
Important Note
This establishment is cash-only.
"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."
Positive"Little Myanmar serves a green mango salad."
Positive"This user called out Little Myanmar as an example of the good spread of cuisines and price points on the NYT list."
Neutral"Little Myanmar is identified as one of several Burmese restaurants available in Manhattan."
Neutral"The commenter questions the assertion that Burmese food is unavailable in NYC, specifically asking if Little Myanmar does not exist, implying its presence."
Neutral"This restaurant in the East Village is listed as a spot offering good Burmese food."
Positive"Little Myanmar is recommended as a wallet-friendly option. The author specifically suggests getting the mohinga and tea leaf salad."
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