Esther’s Asian Restaurant

It may not be fair for us to judge only having been to this restaurant one time. But I can tell you as / Malaysian and ordering Malaysian dish from this restaurant I have high expectations. Unfortunately, It did not meet my basic expectations for Fried Kuey Teow, wonton noodles, and Bak Kut Teh. Otherwise, service from the waiter is good. Orange juice is decent. So far, tidak lulus.

I drive by this place constantly and I noticed it recently. I looked them up and I could only find them on Yelp. I couldn't see a menu anywhere available on Yelp, so I just had to go in. I saw good reviews regarding them so that also propelled me to check it out. There was only one man there when I went in, and he was very friendly. There was a bit of a communication struggle because I don't think he speaks fluent English. But we worked it out and I basically figured out for the most part what I wanted after I looked at the picture menu. I got fried noodles with chicken. I also got a side of rice as well. I thought I was gonna get fried rice, but he gave me steamed rice instead, but that's OK. The main dish was flavorful overall. I didn't get much chicken in mine and there aren't many vegetables in the dish at all. The chicken that was in the dish was cut very very small. The pricing and quantity is reasonable enough considering most places can charge even more than that. I would consider going again and trying something else. I will have to research some of the dishes because it doesn't really say what's in it. I just saw pictures of the options and that was about it. There wasn't anybody in there when I went in around dinner time. I went on a Friday night. I just wonder how much business they really get. I hope they make it. I think they need more exposure. And they definitely need some takeout menus. I'm posting the pictures of the menu here because they don't have a website.

Another great, new, delicious Chin-Burmese restaurant on the south side! The the keuy teow noodles were smokey and perfectly flavored. The fried rice was basic, but delicious. The stir fried vegetables appeared to be Shanghai bok Chou in a beautiful soy-garlic sauce that was absolutely perfect on top of my fried rice. Will definitely be back!

Holy Smokes, Indy! If you enjoy Burmese food, this is a great place to stop in. The Keuy Teow noodle dish was absolutely outstanding! We also ordered the Tom yum fried rice (standard) and the stir fry veggies (fantastic). We will certainly and most definitely return!

Service was good, food was absolutely amazing! Everything we had as a family came out timely, hot, and fresh! Very small place but that makes it even cooler to me. More personable. The restaurant is named after his daughter .

No tofu or other vegetarian options, and a server could not speak enough English to answer my questions correctly. The other staffer could speak English but the server didn't.

The servers were friendly, the food was tasty, and the samosas were the best in town. The price was affordable for the amount of food you receive.