The Able is establish with the intent to do something to help people with physical handicaps. This cafe has books and a very unique way of ordering. The café is operated solely by audibly challenged staff and you can learn sign language to further broaden communication with the staff – maybe even make a joke or two.
K.K. Pots seafood platters are using Japanese Sashimi technic for hot pot. Tucked in a corner of Queens Park Hotel on Anawrahta road, K. K. Potts is a small restaurant that offers quality hot pot, to be enjoyed whether you’re dining solo, as a couple or as a family.
Baker Secrets uses the best ingredients available in Myanmar. They use real butter (No substitutes) and levain for their bread. Taste and feel the difference.
Every Sunday, the Lobby Lounge serves High-tea to business visitors, tourists and residents alike and the real draw is the live piano playing. Expect free flow of hot drinks (they serve Dilmah teas) as well as 4 items to pick from the menu: two pastries and two sandwiches/pies on display at their bakery. Choose anyting from scones to muffins, to walnut biscuits and seasonal fruit cakes for the sweet tooth and then some sandwiches (egg,tuna, cheese) or pies for some savoury delight.
American bar and grill dishes out all the American classic you might be craving for ribs, burgers, tex-mex classic cocktails.
The atmosphere was cosy with decotaion famous/ local artist painting with local costs, wine bottles and heavy Teak furniture.
The May Kyi Shan is a small, clean and friendly family restaurant.
This local restaurant hidden in the small streets behind the City Hall serves some of the freshest and tastiest noodles and soups in town. The pork rib noodles are particularly delectable. The owner is very friendly and is always happy to give advice about local foods. An ideal cheap-food stop right in the heart of the downtown … but it closes early.
Nice cool atmosphere inside. Staff was friendly. English speaking owner. Always a good choice of lunch at this lunch-only Japanese restaurant. Options are limited to 2-3 choice each day but they make up for it with a tasty and fulfilling experience. Ask for rice top up if your stomach isn’t filled up quite yet.
This is a perfect place to sample some local dishes in an authentic setting. Take a seat outside and enjoy the relaxed vibe of the restaurant as you sip tea, or savour the unofficial national dish, mohinga. All of their food is worth trying and it’s incredibly cheap.
Rain cafe – a new place in town where you can get several desserts such as cake, Korean Bingsu and a lot more. Plus, Junction City branch has got an instagram-worthy decoration inside with pink petals on the wall and a small swing at the front.
100 percent Myanmar Arabica Coffee with SCAA (Speciality Coffee Association of America) Standard . Cinnamon Roast of Coffee Beans . Notes of Lemon, Fruity & Chocolate, you can even get fresh Myanmar oiled rice here.
They say “Eatfinity” means Never Ending Eating… A new dining style restaurant in town that fills with variety of menus and of cause also specialize in seafood – lobsters and crabs. And yes desserts are jaw-dropping.
This very new cafe hasn’t got a wide selection on its menu yet, but it has quite a few interesting items – ready-to-drink coffee which is handpicked and acai bowls which are dairy-free, no sugar added and all-natural! What’s more exciting than that?!
La Tartine is a French bakery and coffee place. They serve coffee as well as small-size baguettes, French croissants with French butter, desserts, sandwiches and hot paninis. Pricing often confuding.
New branch opened at Strand Square on Strand Road, corner of Bo Soon Pat Street. This place is great for all occasions from business meetings to get together with families and friends. They serve dim sum in the afternoon and only accept group reservations for dinner. Dishes include Beijing-style roast duck, gui lin gao (a herbal black jelly dessert), tofu in clay pot, mango pudding and one of the best dim sums available in Yangon.
Chill Panner (Only Vegetable) – $10
Weekend Dinner Buffet – $25 per pax
European Buffet (Friday)
Asian Buffet (Saturday)
Indian Buffet (Sunday)
This five-deck “luxury yacht” has a few restaurants onboard. Decorated to reflect the style of the industrial revolution, it may come across as being rather tacky … which can be fun if you want something different! Dishes include smoked salmon salad, crusted butter fish, chicken breast cooked in lemon and Lamb dishes. For dessert, choices include tiramisu and other cakes and pies, with ice cream of course! Vegetarian option is also available.































