Burmese Delight

2nd time in a month.We enjoyed the Pork & Tea Leaf Curry. We enjoyed the curry with the delicious coconut rice.Service was fast, friendly and efficient

Great food truck in a food truck village. They have maybe a dozen dishes, with clearly marked vegan items, including classic Burmese dishes like a tea leaf salad and Burmese chickpea tofu. We split an order of each, plus a Burmese noodle salad. (Each dish was $12.) The food took a little while to be ready but it was worth the wait. Every dish was fantastic, especially the two classic dishes: wonderfully integrated flavours and textures. Reasonable portions for the price. Fantastic spot.

It's been a while since I've had Burmese food, so I was excited to see Burmese Delight in the little food court. I had a hard time deciding between the chicken samosas, the Shan noodle salad, and the tea leaf salad, but I ended up choosing the tea leaf salad.Unfortunately, this tea leaf salad did not hit the spot. It mostly tasted like fish sauce and sesame oil. I've also never seen corn in this dish when I've had it at other places, and I didn't really care for it. The salad was pretty oily, which is usually fine, but the staff was a bit stingy with napkins and only gave me one, so it was hard to eat cleanly.Maybe I would've had a better experience with the Shan noodle salad or the samosas, but I'm not sure if I'm open to giving this place another chance.

I'm always surprised I haven't reviewed a place when I've been there more than once. The tea leaf salad I had in the past was super hearty with a nice range of textures. I tried the shan noodle salad recently which was quite tasty. I enjoyed the subtle complexity of the dish. It definitely benefited from the hot oil to round out the bright flavors. The noodles were slightly warm with the perfect chew which was lovely on a cold evening.

Burmese Delight was a delight to say the least. I had the Shan Noodle Salad and it was full of flavor. The service was amazing and the beautiful young lady that helped me went above and beyond for my order. I wanted an extra kick and she did not disappoint. The place itself was super chill and full of variety. Come and try Burmese Delight for this amazing dish.

This truck suffered from a little Portlandization of Burmese flavors, that is to say, the muting of them.My bowl of coconut noodle soup was perfectly serviceable and warm, but nothing particularly standout about it. Pretty tomatoey for a coconut based soup, no discernable fish sauce, with fall-apart noodles. But again, it was tasty enough, if not what I was expecting.Another day I came back to try their special banana cake, which I subsequently took on a hike and which nourished me just as a granola bar would.

Burmese delight is one of our go to spots! Chicken potato curry with paratha and a traditional tea leaf salad always hits the spot! The folks that work the truck are always super friendly and consistent. We love it for takeout or for eating in the Hawthorne asylum. Great outdoor seating in any season with nice fire pits in the middle under a covered roof.

So delish! I highly recommend the chickpea tofu salad. The service was a little slow, but other than that it was great!

This was my first time trying Burmese food and I thought it was excellent. I had the beef curry with the paratha. It was so good that we came back the next day and had it again! The paratha is so yummy I'm still thinking about it

Noodle salad was very good. $10. Similar taste to pad thaiChicken curryThe creamy soda was very sweet. Cold and refreshing. The flavor was similar to bubble gum. CakeService was professional. They were patient when answering my questions about the types of salads. Ambiance: the food cart was in Hawthorne Asylum. Parking lot available. $2 all Sunday evening