Burma Cafe

We completely stumbled upon this gem f a spot in a very depressing strip mall. The menu is a bit limited, but I appreciate that our delicious food arrived very quickly so we could get right down to some chow! Service was extremely attentive. Interior is spotless and with a nice, minimal design. We will be back!

Our friends recommended this place, saying the food was really good. We were unfamiliar with Burmese food, but we decided to give it a try. Burma cafe definitely did not disappoint. They are doing some construction outside, so we weren’t sure if it was actually open. We came around 12 pm and it was decently crowded. We (2) were seated right away. Inside was cute, I appreciated the decor. We ordered the mango salad (with less chili sauce), platha and dip, house noodles, and eggplant with tofu. The mango salad was so refreshing. It was a great way to start the meal. The roti was also really good. The curry dip went amazing with it. When the noodles came out, the ingredients were all separated and the waiter came to mix it up. Pretty cool. The eggplant and tofu was so amazing. The eggplant was cooked perfectly. We were really impressed and would definitely come back again. They have a huge parking lot so parking wasn’t a hassle. The curry also looked really good and I’m sure it would go w

I grabbed the pumpkin curry to go - I was underwhelmed with it for the price (~$30 including a side of rice). It was mostly liquid curry with a few very large chunks of squash and not much else. Just last month I had a similar dish at a Burmese spot in San Francisco that had more ingredients (more vegetable types) and was cheaper. Unfortunately I wouldn’t go back (for this dish at least).