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Burma Love

4.1 (311 reviews)
Open • 11:30 am - 9:30 pm
Updated 2 weeks ago

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Laphet Tea Leaf Salad
Ana M.

Best salad I ever had in my life. I felt like it was very filling and delicious. The salad itself looks so simple and plain but it was soooooooo good I will definitely have it again. It was my first time trying the dressing and oh wow I did not expect that taste. The mix of the veggies and the ingredients are so good!! They have a great service here and it's such a nice place to eat.

Therese G.

Excellent service in a beautifully decorated space. Starting with the banana cocktail was a good move and it was refreshing and yummy. The tea leaf salad was exquisite as usual. The super spicy samusa soup with falafels, fried bean, and potato samusas caught me off guard with red peppers! The deviled eggs were topped with five spice and the lemongrass skewers and cucumber salad were fine. The tofu kabat was tasty and lemon forward in flavor. All in all, it was another delectable meal that can only be had here at Burma Love. Two thumbs waaay up!

Roti Platha
Shirley L.

Consistently Great Food and Ambiance in Menlo Park I can't believe I haven't written a review sooner--we have been here several times now for both small family dinners and larger group gatherings, and it is a consistent favorite of ours. While the portion sizes are on the smaller side for the price point, the overall dining experience makes it well worth it on occasion. The restaurant has a beautiful, upscale yet bright and reasonably kid-friendly indoor ambiance. Booking online is seamless, and parking is incredibly easy right underground in the Springline lot. The cocktails are good, and you absolutely cannot go wrong with the tea leaf salad, the roti pratha with coconut chicken curry, and the garlic chili prawns. The garlic noodles and fried rice can be a bit hit-or-miss; we have had visits where they are packed with flavor, have a perfect texture, and are a massive hit with the kids, but other times they have turned up a bit bland or with mushy noodles. The manager and staff are friendly and welcoming, and the manager has gone out of their way to accommodate our walk-in group on at least two occasions. My biggest tip is to avoid booking the outdoor seating. It consists of only one or two tables situated right on El Camino Real, making it way too noisy to enjoy your meal. Stick to the gorgeous indoor dining room or bar seating for a solid meal.

Coconut Rice ($7)
Risa H.

The ambiance inside this restaurant is lovely - nice open area with a clean decor. The food was good - Burmese cuisine is similar to Thai with a twist. My favorite was the Roti Platha ($10) and an extra charge for the chicken curry dipping sauce and the Rainbow Spring Roll ($14) The Chilean Seabass (Inle Fisherman - $36) was a little lacking in flavor. We could have skipped the Garlic Noodles ($23), which tasted a bit funny - a bit sweet? The fact that they charged $6-7 for rice was overdone - some of these dishes should have just came with a bowl of rice. The Eggplant with Garlic Sauce ($18) was good - hard to mess that one up! Overall a good spot for Burmese cuisine in the Menlo Park area!

scallion pancake
Donna T.

Dinner for 3 at Burma Love was enjoyable! Service was attentive and the ambiance was cute. It's also a plus that there's an underground parking to the left of the restaurant that is free for the first 2 hours. We ordered to share: - scallion pancake with kabocha dip (4.5/5) - garlic noodles with added shrimp (3/5) -- black pepper was the prominent flavor - coconut chicken curry with a side of coconut rice (4/5) - eggplant with garlic sauce (5/5) -- favorite! umami-bomb - steamed sea bass (3/5) -- was a bit bland Additionally, we can't forget the Litchi Express cocktail, which was super aesthetic and delicious. Overall it was good; though not the best Burmese food I've had, it's definitely still worth revisiting.

Mohinga
Elaine Y.

Came to Burma Love and enjoyed the meal. Of course we started with some cocktails and of course we went with the holiday specials. Both were good, but the Butter Moon was definitely better than the Emerald Heart. For an appetizer we decided to go with the Roti Platha. Personally, I thought the curry was too salty and a bit heavy on the spices. Personal preference, I like my chicken curry dips to be a little more coconut forward. For mains, we shared the Mohinga and the Pork Belly. Both of these were really tasty! The Mohinga had a good amount of noodles and I really enjoyed the play on textures and flavors everywhere. The pork belly was also unctuous and super tasty but the coconut rice was really overcooked unfortunately. It was basically mush. Overall, our meal was super tasty. Burma Love is a very convenient new favorite with all its locations.

Coconut Chicken Curry
Michelle T.

We arrived here on a mid Sunday afternoon and were able to be pleasantly seated for our party of 6. The interior decor looked quite nice with sparkling chandeliers and everything looked clean. Roti 5/5: fresh, crispy, although oily. we chose the coconut chicken curry as the side which was a solid choice. It came with small chicken chunks which was a plus! Coconut chicken curry 4.5/5: the curry was so creamy and tasty! It had a slight refreshing lemongrass taste, with plenty of chicken pieces. Mohinga 4/5: this meal was definitely a generous portion size! The fish filets were well fried but remained soft on the inside, it was a bit bland though. The soup itself was very flavorful with a decent kick of spice. There were plentiful rice noodles in the dish! The prices are a bit steep, but the quality of food and service make up for it!

lychee cocktail
Angie L.

It is located at the new building complex across Menlo Park downtown with free underground parking which is very convenient. Their interior was modern but the tables are a but crowded. They have a good selection of cocktails and food. We love Tea Leaf salad and Mohinga.

Garden Green Curry add chicken
Megan K.

Really great food! Cute vibe! Service was attentive but not overbearing. There is a parking garage close by. The tea leaf salad is amazing! We ordered noodles, curry. and green beans. The green beans were so flavorful I could honestly eat that entire plate myself. They have a full cocktail menu as well, but we didn't try anything on this particular visit. Definitely would come back!

Hurjane V.

Came here with a group of 5! We only got to sit outdoors and got the heat lamps. If you want indoors, definitely book ahead of time. We ordered a number of things, and even though the portions look small, but everything is rich. We were very full by the end of this. I would probably skip out on apps (but get the tea leaf salad!) and would also get the drinks. Drinks are yummy and creative, esp the mango lassi (vegan?). Service was pretty attentive despite us sitting outside. Nothing to complain there! They also valet your ticket if you park downstairs and go beyond 2 hours.

Aurelia T.

Everything was amazing ! From service, ambiance and especially food. It was my first time experiencing Burmese cusine. And i'm glad that I did. I would definitely come back with friends and families since you can easily find something for anybody. From vegan to soups, dry pots etc.

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Shih Fa K.

I haven't tried this restaurant yet, but so far I have received very good service from this place. I found out about it through their website when I was looking at it to find out more about where I could get their tea leaf salad dressing. I was hoping to get the traditional and spicy version of their sauce because I have only found the vegan version in stores. When I arrived though, they only had the packaged vegan version on hand, so they offered to hand-pack the traditional dressing they had at the restaurant to make a kit for me. I put in an order for the spicy version, and I decided to take their hand-packed traditional version to go. If you come here to buy their Tea Leaf Salad Dressing Kit, this is the advice that they gave me: call ahead to see what they have available, and if they don't have any, place a request, and it should arrive by the following Friday. The sauce at the restaurant is cheaper than what grocery stores that carry the product charge, so it's definitely worth the detour. The ambiance is upscale, and I look forward to trying the food that the restaurant prepares at a future date.

Kimberly N.

The restaurant was beautiful with plenty of parking nearby. We got 3 cocktails and they were all pretty good, except the clarified milk wash one. Make reservations online because it gets pack! Our server Camille was amazing! She was so helpful when it came to giving suggestion on drinks and food items to choose from.

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I had takeout today and loved it. Service as great. I wish they had WiFi so I could have worked here while having lunch.

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