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Pork spring rolls with sauce
Interior of the restaurant
Front entrance to restaurant
a restaurant with tables and chairs
Royal Myanmar history est Nov'2014
Thai Tea
Pickled tea-leaf salad
a dining room with tables and chairs
the inside of a restaurant
Royal Myanmar history est Nov'2014
Ohn-No Sauk Kwe - coconut chicken soup
Pad Thai
Fresh spring roll
S8. Pickled Ginger Salad
menu
Excited to try this place out!!
interior
SP4 Kyay Owe
Two appetizers, Thai iced tea, and mango milkshake
Menu of more entrees, sushi, and desserts
Menu of appetizers, salads, soups, entrees, beverages, etc.
Crispy Yellow Tofu Salad and S5. Pickled Tea Leaf Salad
Amber F.
Jan 5, 2025
My favorite restaurant in West View! Everything there is outstanding. My absolute favorite is the chicken and potato curry, which is so flavorful and always hits the spot, particularly on a cold winter day. They have such unique flavors, particularly all the Burmese dishes I have never had anywhere else. I've dined in, but mostly find myself getting takeout. Highly recommend trying them out! You won't be disappointed!
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Trish L.
Feb 26, 2025
Arrived here spontaneously on a Saturday night when our original dinner location had an insane wait time. They were able to seat our party of 4 within seconds and brought out our drinks quickly. The server was very friendly and she checked on us frequently. We all ordered different mains. I had the pad thai 5/10 spicy with chicken and shrimp. It definitely packed good heat. My mouth was on fire a few bites in! Everyone at the table loved their meals too with the exception of my brother who thought his soup was just ok. It didn't come with noodles and when we asked for a side of them to add, the staff were more than accommodating. I told the waitress it was my brother's birthday and she brought out a desert with a candle and sung to him. It was super sweet! Would definitely come back.
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Tiffany Y.
Jan 6, 2024
Royal Myanmar is a local Asian restaurant that has a casual atmosphere. Please see my attached photos for its menu in January 2024. The menu items seem to reflect cuisine not only from Myanmar/Burma but also other countries such as China, India, Japan, and Thailand. My husband and I ate lunch here. We interacted with two employees, and they both served us very promptly and politely. I greatly appreciated their recommendations for the most authentic Burmese foods.Here are my reviews for our foods:Crispy pork spring roll - 4.5 stars - This appetizer consisted of three fried rolls that were filled with pork, mushrooms, and noodles. On the side was a flavorful sweet-chili sauce. Pickled Tea leaf salad - 5 stars - This salad consisted of tea leaf, cabbage, tomato, garlic, peanuts, broad beans, yellow peas, sesame seed, and lime dressing. This salad was very different from other salads that I have eaten elsewhere, and I enjoyed the flavors in every bite.Chicken and Potato Curry - 5 stars - This entree contained chunks of juicy chicken, chunks of potatoes, and a curry sauce. I had requested a spiciness level of medium or 5/10, and the cook added the proper amount of spice. On the side was a bowl of steamed rice.Pad Thai - 4.5 stars - My husband ate this entree, and I taste-tested a couple of bites. The entree contained stir-fried rice noodles, chunks of chicken, shrimps, bean sprouts, scallions, scrambled eggs, peanuts, and sauce. My husband does not like spice, so he requested a level of 1/10. The cook made the entree not spicy but still flavorful.Golden Shwe Ji - 4.5 stars - The menu said that this dessert contained wheat coconut cream, raisins, brown sugar, and poppy seeds. The flavors were very new to my tastebuds, but I liked them.Mango milkshake - 5 stars - This milkshake tasted sweet and was a perfect counterbalance to the spices in my appetizer and entree.Thai iced tea - 5 stars - My husband drank this tea. It tasted slightly spicy and was refreshing.The total price for this meal was $75 plus a tip.Currently, the U.S. State Department has a travel advisory of "Level 4: Do Not Travel" for Burma, so I might never have the opportunity to eat Burmese food in that country. I feel thankful that Royal Myanmar restaurant gave me the experience of eating Burmese foods.
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Mike M.
Jul 31, 2024
Surprisingly 1st time here despite being super close to me. Appreciated a 5 roll maki combo for $21. Everything tasted very simple and clean. The smoked salmon was served cold which I personally prefer as a heated roll. Also served with a base ginger whereas I tend to enjoy the spots that have the pickled ginger for some acidity. Simple inside. Solid service overall. I'll be back to explore the non-sushi items at some point!
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Greg G.
Nov 20, 2024
Second visit for sushi, this time we enjoyed the (16 pcs) oceanside sushi combo for my first time dine in experience, as I greatly enjoyed the chicken and shrimp Pad Thai...what a treat to be served a sizzling hot meal with the perfectly recommended level of spice/heat. I highly recommend this Burmese, pan-Asian restaurant that includes sushi, Thai and Chinese food, combined with excellent service for an enjoyable dinning experience.
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Bill J.
Oct 5, 2024
Very good food. Plain but nice inside BYOB no corkage. Chi took good care of us and is very helpful deciding what to eat. Everything very fresh. Highly recommended for a nice casual meal. very good prices.
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Uzma K.
Sep 13, 2023
This place was great! Friendly service, everyone was efficient. They had a Yelp check in offer but they said it wasn't valid anymore so that should get updated. It was a hole in the wall restaurant which are my favorite! I had never had this type of food so it really good. The spicy tuna roll was fresh and delicious. Definitely come check this local small business!
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Trish T.
Jul 21, 2024
Really flavorful dinner the other night from this small-but-mighty, no frills restaurant - and super exciting to have Burmese food (nephew studied there & married a lovely Burmese woman!). The place also melds in Thai/Chinese/Japanese (I'm always super skeptical of this kind of restaurant - but this place seems to make it work; albeit - we didn't try a Japanese dish). For our takeout order, we chose the Burmese Pickled Tea Lead Salad - and hooray, what flavor! Our nephew apparently had this a lot in Myanmar and loved it. This restaurant has a fantastic, flavorful version. It's basically a super chopped salad - no traditional lettuce - w/ peanuts, garlic, broad beans & sesame seeds & light lime dressing really coming thru w/ flavor. It didn't have a traditional American "pickle" flavor at all. We then had fan favorite Chicken Coconut Curry - and WOW what flavor. I've been dreaming of that coconut curry --- thick, creamy, rich brown sauce - OH, what a favorite! The white meat giant hunks (3 total) of chicken were a smidge dry - but that sauce makes you forget that! The one dish we didn't care for was the Drinking Noodle. The veggies in it were *fabulous* - as was the sauce - but the flat rice noodles were toooo chewy. I should note - the food all held up super well for our 15-minute drive home. It was still hot and yummy! Can't wait to return & try more dishes, though! Amazing place.
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Adam K.
Jul 3, 2023
Fantastic food. If you've never had Burmese food, it clearly has influences from the cuisine of its neighbors (a bit Indian/Bangladeshi, a bit Thai/Laotian/Vietnamese) while being its own thing.The inside is small with some Burmese art on the walls with some cool Burmese music to vibe to (my wife even Shazamed a few songs). The bathrooms in the back were a little dingy, but adequate (my wife says the women's room has a changing table - no luck in the men's room).The food was fantastic. The avocado milkshake is delicious - rich, creamy, and just the right amount of sweet. We opted for the appetizer sampler platter (fried split pea tofu, samosas, and chicken satay - all okay) and the squash fritter dumplings. The sour tamarind dipping sauce was delicious.For the main, we split two dishes: the Ohn-No Sauk Kwe, which is a savory coconut broth chicken soup (tastes even better with the gram fritter accompaniment), and the pork Nyat Khaukswe Kyaw, which was sort of reminiscent of Thai drunken noodles. I think this was my favorite dish. When asked what our spice preference was on a scale of 1-10, we played it safe and went with 5. I could maybe have taken a 6, but it was still delicious (and my wife was grateful it wasn't any spicier.Our waitress was friendly and got the food out to us quick. The prices are fair (a little cheaper at lunch) and the portions generous. Highly recommended.
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Sarah P.
Nov 2, 2024
Small, quaint restaurant with amazing food and great service. We ordered the green mango salad, steamed tilapia, and dragon roll sushi. Will definitely come back.
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