Taw Win

This is my go-to spot whenever I'm in town! I always come for the Burmese food, but they have a great selection of Thai dishes too. The Burmese food is absolutely delicious--easily one of my favourites in the US.The food was incredibly authentic, and they even had the one dish I've been craving for decades--Rakhine mohinga--which I haven't been able to find anywhere else in the US. The go to dishes for me here are chicken curry, tea leaf salad, mohinga, rakhine mohinga, and pae palatha. If you like sweet things, try the Burmese tea and also the Faluda. It's such a cute spot with lovely decor, and the staff were so kind and helpful, making the experience even better. There are lots of parking spots too.

I just got back from a trip to Thailand and became obsessed with Tea Leaf salad. However, I could only find a couple of restaurants near me that actually have it so I decided to give Taw Win a try for take out since they are one that does.I ordered the Tea Leaf salad and the Tom Yum soup and both were equally flavorful and delicious. The surrounding neighborhood appears to be a little sketchy but don't let that deter you from giving them a try. The restaurant is unassuming, clean, and the staff I encountered were very welcoming and nice while I waited for my order. I will definitely return to try some of the other dishes and I highly recommend them.

Taw Win has delicious Burmese food! I've been here twice already. The tea leaf salad is always a classic burmese shareable item, I love all the nuts and dried shrimp that it comes with. It has a unique flavor from the fermented tea leaves. It goes well with a side of white rice or on its own.We got the rakhine mohinga, which was a different style than I was used to. The flavor profile is more based around black pepper. My preference is the classic style mohinga. The bean paratha is a great appetizer to share that's cut into smaller pieces.On a previous visit we had the whole fried tilapia which was was really good and comes with a sweet/spicy sauce. If I had a bigger appetite I would also order the nan gyi thoke (chicken curry noodle salad).I recommend saving room for dessert and trying the Burmese milkshake (falooda). It's a rose flavored drink with vanilla ice cream. There are various jellies and nuts that are fun to chew. Perfect for a hot day.Service staff are very friendly and our party of 4 was able to be seated right away. The dining area is cozy like you're eating inside someone's house. Parking is easy since there is a parking lot. They also have a Burmese grocery right next door. All the dishes can be adjusted for spice level preference. Definitely recommend if you want to try burmese food!

Really enjoyed the food here. It was good. Service dining in is a little slow. It seems like a lot of people are getting takeout.

Best crab cheese wontons in town! This place is legit. The family is also super kind and welcoming.

Service and food were great. Until I found a critter at the bottom of my fried rice!!!!!! Really didn't want to write this review because I enjoyed their dishes so much, but this is unacceptable.

The Ono Kaw Swe was delicious, the coconut milk flavored gravy is marvelous, lots of ginger and the perfect spice, very tasty with the egg noodles. The chicken curry was delicious as well. Great takeout, but will eat-in soon. The dining room is clean and simple, it's nicer inside than outside. I'm trying the Mohinga next time.

Fabulous flavor and fantastic, personalized service. Definitely going back! We tried the fried gyoza and drunken noodles with chicken. Both very good!

Taw Win is a charming, authentic restaurant a bit off the beaten path, but well worth the trip. I had waited to write this review until I felt like I had a good breadth of experience, (having started with delivery and then the Thai offerings), and honestly the last trip I had was just so thoroughly enjoyable I thought about it for days. I went with some friends and we were able to order a wonderful assortment of the Burmese dishes, including the Bean Paratha, Tea Leaf Salad, Mohinga, Beef Curry and Nan Gyi Tho. We joked that we had so much food that we needed a separate table, and our server actually brought us a little side table to help with the spread! I was so impressed with the attentiveness throughout. (I had felt sheepish about wanting to divvy the soup four ways, but they didn't bat an eye and brought us the necessary bowls and spoons--and I'm grateful for that as the Mohinga was such a soul satisfying dish). I would probably order a different protein than beef for the curry next time (personal preference) but everything was really exceptional. The Tea Leaf salad was a textural taste explosion in particular. I can't wait for my next trip and to try a few new items as well!Oh and it's worth noting, this epic feast did not set us back either; the prices were super reasonable, and there was plenty to go around.

Today my family and I went this family point to try burmese food. I was surprised to see their clean and beautiful decoration inside. At first, we were going to try Burmese food but we tried also thai foods as the friendly server recommended us. To be honest, inside and outside design are very different. My parents have tried here a lot as they really miss their asia cuisine. I cant wait to go back to try other mouthwatering foods. On top of that, their background music made our dining experience perfect. Thanks Taw Win family.