i went to burma love incidentally during sf restaurant week and was pleasantly surprised by the great menu! i got to try many things with my party and everything was great. my favorites were the tea leaf salad (classic), mango chicken (not sure how i hadn't tried this before because it was incredible), and the fried banana milk (i dont even like banana and this was insane). the curry and shan noodles were just ok. service was good at first but as the restaurant started filling up it was more difficult to get our server's attention. ambiance is standard. definitely recommend burma love and will be back again! read more

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Burma love is one of a handful of restaurants in the same group of restaurants/owned by the same group serving Burmese food. The service here is night and day compared to Burma superstar. The service here is exponentially better, the staff is super friendly, incredibly attentive, and they make everyone feel very welcomed. The food on the other hand just is not great. Yes this place is always packed apparently, and it may be out of convenience. I found that everything that we ordered with the exception of the coconut rice fell flat. This is one of those moments that hurt your heart because I want to give them huge accolades, but it's just not there. We ordered the platha. It was tasty, but it also did not taste super fresh. The dipping sauce that it comes with (opted for chicken) and kept digging around the small bowl to find pieces of chicken that were nonexistent. The up charge of a dollar for the chicken dipping sauce that did not have chicken in it super disappointing. The sauce was tasty, but definitely not worth the up charge. Our server encouraged us to get the tea salad, which is definitely something. Someone should try if you've never had it before. The mixture of fresh veggies, the light sauce and the herbs, make for a very fresh bite. I would've been thrilled if late shredded chicken could be added to this for a different style dish. It would be super tasty. The salad was good, but not my style, but everyone else enjoyed it. We ordered the beef curry and the coconut rice. I absolutely want to emphasize how incredible the staff is. Their service and attentiveness absolutely should be acknowledged over and over again. The coconut rice at this location is exponentially better than at the other restaurant that we tried. This was a combination of light, fluffy, and absolutely flavorful delicious rice. The beef curry was incredibly disappointing. The beef was well done not done well. It was tough, overly chewy, and the flavor profile was just not good. It was missing something and even the light curry broth that the meat was sitting in well, good wasn't fantastic. The drinks seem pricier here, and the mango lassie, while good, was just OK. It tasted more like watered down mango. For dessert, we tried the black rice. This is definitely worth trying. It's a heavier dessert and probably a bit much after what felt like an uncomfortable dinner. The coconut sauce that it's sitting in is delicious and I can see why so many people enjoy it, and maybe if the strawberries were tastier the combination of all of the flavors may have made a difference. I definitely think it's something worth trying, but maybe elsewhere, or with different items for dinner. read more

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Lots of love for Burma Love! Not a lot of Burmese food in Boise, Idaho so why not try a place in San Francisco? Delicious food & great service! I loved everything about it. read more

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First time trying tea leaf salad and wow, I'm definitely going to be craving this flavor for a while. It was super unique and refreshing. The coconut rice was also incredibly fragrant and paired perfectly with the pork belly! read more

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Came in on a Sunday night just before Christmas and had only a short wait before being seated. While we waited, we checked out the holiday décor -- a subtle but beautiful Christmas centerpiece right at the entrance and tasteful decorations throughout. The lighting was low but not dark, giving the place a cozy, relaxed vibe. We were seated near the entry and host stand, given menus right away, and told our server would be with us shortly. While we waited, we browsed the cocktail list first. Our waitress arrived within a few minutes and was fantastic -- friendly, knowledgeable, and honest. If she didn't know an answer, she checked with the bar or kitchen and came back quickly. We ordered a Kipling Elixir and another cocktail (can't remember the name), and both arrived within about 5-10 minutes. They were excellent: balanced, flavorful, and not overly sweet. The Kipling Elixir especially stood out with its bright acidity, zesty notes, and herbal kick from the rosemary. For food, we ordered the Coconut Chicken Soup and the Mohinga stew. The coconut soup was silky, savory, and had just the right amount of spice. The Mohinga was hearty and comforting with a great balance of umami, acidity, and richness. Both dishes were delicious and surprisingly filling. Overall, this was a warm, flavorful, and memorable experience. Great service, great cocktails, and standout dishes. I'd definitely come back and would recommend it to anyone looking to surprise their palate with something unique and satisfying. read more

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My partner and I stumbled into Burma Love at 4:45 and were seated straight away! The staff were courteous and attentive. It was "Golden Hour" which means half off ALL drinks! That's a deal! I ordered the U Aung San and it was EXQUISITE. My partner liked her lychee martini. Of course we ordered the tea leaf salad, everyone knows you MUST and it did not disappoint. We also ordered the pork and pumpkin stew was had great flavor but way too much pork (which there had been a lot more pumpkin). The spicy noodles were just so so, but the side of coconut rice we got was perfect. Place is cute and clean and I'll be back for golden hour but may just stick with the salad and appetizers and drinks! read more

Burma Love - Pumpkin Pork Stew Spicy Noodles - Burmese Near Me - San Francisco, California

So packed! Definitely make a reservation-- even with one, we had to wait about 15-20mins to be seated. The interior is beautiful though, a great spot for friends, coworkers, or even family. The food was all solid. I loved the spice levels on everything; dishes were well balanced and flavorful. My personal favorites were the COCONUT RICE (SO unexpectedly good omg), green beans, and the eggplant with shrimp. The spicy and crispy chicken was like an upscale take on orange chicken, and everything was very good, but not amazing. Drinks were also yummy, but my favorite was the jackfruit mocktail. I think it was because we had a party of 6, but 20% gratuity was automatically applied, which is high for auto-tip.... overall, a good spot, but a bit pricey and busy for me personally. read more

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Consistently good quality, good vibes, and cute cocktails, and nice people can be found here. We absolutely had a blast here. The place is cute and chic; the food here is amazing; and people here are nice. Will be back. read more

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Vegan food at Burma Love! To start, we shared Burma Love's "Homemade Yellow Bean Tofu," a group favorite and the star of my meal. We also shared the "Vegetarian Samusas", aka Burmese Samosas, which are tasty, savory pastries filled with spiced tofu and peas. For my main, I shared the "Burma Love Mint Tofu". A dish of cubed tofu, tossed in a sauce made with soy sauce, jalapeños, garlic, cilantro, and mint. The Dried Fried String Beans were also a favorite of the group, and something I would absolutely order again. The green beans are pan-fried and tossed with a garlic, soy, and chili sauce, then topped with chili flakes and fried onions. My cocktail of choice was called "Peacock's Dream" a mix of Japanese Whiskey, aquafaba, lemon, beet syrup, Amaro Ciociaro, and rose petals. The foam in this cocktail used to be made from egg white, but is now made with aquafaba- the starchy liquid from cooked chickpeas! Find the full review and more on my blog! read more

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Great Burmese spot in the Mint Plaza. The space has a clean, modern feel and the service is good without being stuffy. I believe They're part of the same restaurant group as Burma Superstar, which at this point is basically an SF institution, the food here holds its own in terms of quality, presentation, and flavor. I've eaten here a few times, most recently as takeout, and everything traveled surprisingly well. Packaging was thoughtful and nothing showed up soggy or leaking, which already earns points. We ordered the tea leaf salad, which in my opinion is the ultimate litmus test for any Burmese restaurant. This one absolutely delivered. The tea leaves are deeply savory and slightly funky in the best way, balanced by crunchy nuts, crisp greens, and bright pops of acidity. even the most veggie-averse person at our table was fighting for the last bite. This is def a non negotiable order. We also tried the stir-fried green beans, chicken curry, and paratha. The green beans were nicely blistered and garlicky, with enough wok hei to keep things interesting. The chicken curry was comforting and aromatic, with tender pieces of chicken and a sauce that was rich without being heavy. The paratha was flaky, warm and perfect for scooping up every last bit of curry. The spicy fried chicken was the one miss for me. It wasn't bad, just a little underwhelming considering how strong everything else was and it leaned more Americanized Chinese rather than Burmese read more

Burma Love - Tea Leaf Salad, chicken curry, Platha & Dip, green beans, spicy chicken - Burmese Near Me - San Francisco, California

Excellent food and our waitress is a true professional way better than others. She is the Burma Love Ambassador!! She made great recommendations and made us feel at home. One caution. The noise level is really high. But the food is great. read more

Burma Love - Burmese Near Me - San Francisco, California

On May 18, eight of us dined at the restaurant. It was special because my niece baked a cake from scratch and proudly shared it with us for dessert. After our meal, we asked for the cake and the bill. The bill arrived first, but the cake was delayed. We settled the bill, and about ten minutes later, the cake arrived, but half of it was eaten. My niece was thrilled and proud of her simple cake, but she felt upset and disappointed. No one acknowledged the situation. The waitstaff didn't say a word, and no one explained or apologized. The staff could have recognized the situation or clarified what had happened, but they chose not to. My niece quietly blew out the candle, trying to avoid causing a scene. She held back her frustration and didn't want any of us to step in. My niece and her sister passed by the kitchen toward the bathroom, still no one said anything. The experience hurt her feelings and overshadowed the joyful occasion. read more

As someone who has never tried Burmese food, this was such a lovely first time! The server helped us choose drinks we would like and was very knowledgeable on food choices. Ambiance was cozy and inviting. Couldn't go wrong with any of the drinks - peacock's dream is tasty and beautiful, pictured here. I recommend trying the Tea Leaf Salad, and we enjoyed the tofu, shrimp, and chicken. The tastes are reminiscent of Indian and Thai curries but with its own yummy twist. Dessert was epic if you like banana coconut toffee flavors. Will definitely be back next time I'm in town! read more

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Unique flavors and spice. Soup is a must try. Warm service and nice ambiance for more casual or formal dinners. One of the best Burmese options in San Francisco, absolutely worth a try. read more

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Went for lunch around 1. Had eggplant w/coconut rice & shrimp w/jasmine rice. Both meals came w tea leaf salad & 2 veggie samosas. Great deal for lunch & a good portion. read more

Burma Love - Shrimp on the left & eggplant on the right. Coconut right was delicious! - Burmese Near Me - San Francisco, California

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We came with a group of 4. We ordered a lot of items off the menu. Everything was shareable. The food was really. I loved the string beans. I mention this because usually other places don't season them well. The service was fast. Our server checked on us often. The place was busy but our food came out fast. Definitely will be going back. read more

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Overrated and overpriced imo - the main thing Burma Love has going for it is its name and the ambiance (mood lighting + spacious and comfy inside). There are many better Burmese spots in the city though -- this one feels more fusion than anything. I came here during a week night and got the platha and dip, fiery lamb, garlic noodles, and some coconut rice to share for two. The best bite was the platha -- it was buttery and chewy, with a slight crisp and the curry sauce was tasty (although there was just one small piece of chicken in it). The fiery lamb was way too sweet (and spicy) for me personally, it drowned out the flavor of the meat. And the garlic noodles was not garlicky enough -and the flat egg noodle was too slick with oil but also mostly buttery... kind of odd. Overall a cute spot but is pricy for what you get. read more

Burma Love - fiery lamb, garlic noodles - Burmese Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Came here in a big group for a friend's birthday. Great experience. They recommend family style and sharing dishes. We did that and it was a lot of fun being able to try many different things. Some of the dishes we tried - garlic noodles, fiery hodo tofu, mango chicken, spicy & crispy chicken, tea leaf salad, and samusas. My favorites were the tea leaf salad (this is one of their highly recommended dishes!) and the spicy & crispy chicken. They have a large cocktail list, wine list, full bar. I loved the Lychee express. We came on a Friday night so it was packed. The restaurant was quite loud so it was a little hard to talk to each other. If you want a quieter vibe try a weekday. Service was great! Our server was very attentive even though it was busy. Overall super yum and I would definitely come back. read more

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What we ordered: * Platha & Dip [5/5] * Tea leaf salad [4/5] * Shrimp curry [4/5] * Coconut rice [5/5] * Garlic noodles [3/5] [Taste: ] no complaints, everything was tasty. We enjoyed every single dish. You pay for the ambiance as well. [Service: ] great [Comments: ] although we enjoyed the tea leaf salad, I wouldn't describe it as a "party in your mouth"... [Parking: ] yikes read more

Burmese cuisine might be my new favorite! Tea leaf salad - 10/10 the mix of flavors and textures is like nothing else. So fresh and flavorful! Mango chicken - paired with the coconut rice is a perfect blend of spicy, sweet and savory. The taste of mango is so fresh and the chicken is so tender!! read more

I had a wonderful birthday dinner at Burma Love. I knew about Burma Superstar back in the day when I used to carpool with a friend whose family ran the restaurant back in the 90s. I remember the fusion of South East Asian and South Asian flavors and when my friend ask what I wanted for my birthday dinner I wanted something familiar but something you don't find out in Texas. One dish I remember from then was the Tea Salad. This location is in the northern mission district and not too far from duboce/church st on Valencia St.. We came during pride weekend so the streets were blocked and we were a little late to our reservation. We ran so hard for several blocks. Luckily they were able to accommodate us. The restaurant is beautful with a dark interior with lots of stylish Burmese inspired artworks on the walls. The restaurant's patrons are very energetic and you can feel the energy of the diners. The servers are prompt and friendly. We got the tea salad and the server recommend an eggplant dish and a pumpkin and pork stew. We also had coconut rice as well. Great suggestions. The tea salad was a presented table side and was just as good as I remember it. The pork and pumpkin stew was our favorite. We forgot it was pork and thought it was chicken. The pumpkin added a squash flavor that was slightly sweet but not too overpowering and the stew had slight Indian based curry taste. The coconut rice was a perfect accompaniment. We left well satisfied and cleared our plates and thanks to the server who also presented a coconut ice cream dessert for my birthday. read more

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Really wanted to love this place, but I think their food is overpriced and mediocre. Tea leaf salad (3.5/5) - decent combination of textures and flavors, but not something I see myself craving. I think I expected a bit more flavor from the fermented tea leaves Beef burmese curry (1/5) - the beef was very tough and chewy Garlic noodles with shrimp (2/5) - the noodles were the flat, thin kind of egg noodle, which I didn't love. I wasn't a fan of the crispy fried garlic either read more

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Had an amazing meal at Burma Love. Everything we ordered was packed with flavor. The Burmese Style Curry with shrimp was rich and perfectly spiced, and the chicken with fresh Thai basil was super fragrant and cooked just right. The rainbow salad was a great starter, fresh and really unique. Definitely a spot I'd come back to. read more

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If you're given a leather bound menu, you know the food will be RICH with flavor and authenticity. Because if you care that much for a menu, then you care about your ingredients. And presentation. And flavor. And excitement, and plating. I loved the ginger lemonade, my sister enjoyed her fresh coconut. We also like they offered to cut open the coconut afterwards so she could get to the jelly. We got the rainbow salad, and loved the eggplant curry. PLEASE ORDER THE PLATHA. PLATHA is important for soaking up all the curries, it is a delight, and 1 order is perfect for 2 people. Burmese food forever!!! read more

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Fearing I had experienced a week-long series of samusa soup-driven fever dreams, I went back to Burma Love Mission feeling great to make sure my earlier rave review was truly worthy. I sat again at the wonderful long bar and ordered samusa soup and...it really is the best dish I have ever eaten anywhere ever!! Yay!!! Bursting with flavor and even more delicious when the diner is also feeling great. The first time the fun knowledgeable bartender asked me how the samusa soup tastes, my rhetorical response was: "Have I ever really tasted anything else in my life until this bowl of soup?" I will come back again and again just for this soup. read more

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Located in the north mission. There's not that much parking around, so take time to find parking! This is the original location of Burma Love & we loved the service & food. Food: -Samosa: delicious curry inside & crispy outside -Platha: buttery flat bread with dip -Tea leaf salad: crunchy, savory salad! I love how they explain each ingredient & toss it at your table. Always get this! -Chicken curry: yummy, rich & soft chicken -Beef kebat: this was prob our least favorite-it was good but not as good as the rest -Chocolate pudding: it's sweet, black rice topped with ice cream read more

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Burma Love is cute inside. We had reservations and walked in with 0 wait. The menu was so cute, it started off with a map of Burma and a quick history. This was a sweet touch. Menu was fantastic, and food was delicious. Lots of people filled into the tables. Trendy place for delicious food and drinks. Fresh Young Coconut water - adorable!! Tip: they cut open the coconut after you are done and you can eat the coconut meat :) Ginger Lemonade - delicious! 22 ingredient Rainbow Salad Paratha & Dip - outstanding flavors Burmese Style Eggplant Red Curry read more

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Everyone says this Mission district restaurant is better than its siblings. I found the bar menu enticing and innovative. The tea salad is always my jam and theirs didn't disappoint. All the vegetarian dishes didn't disappoint and the chicken was nothing out of the ordinary. The garlic noodles were lovely but I couldn't taste any garlic. The dining room is noisy but the service was excellent. It feels more like a destination than their Clement Street location. read more

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I came here for a group dinner and found the ambiance, service, and food to be great! From start to finish, we had a wonderful experience. We started with drinks, and I wanted a spicy marg and was directed correctly to a delicious black salt spicy drink. We samples a bunch of different apps and entrees. It was all fantastic. It's in a prime location and easily walkable from a ton of different areas. Overall, good night with great company. read more

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Got take out, and came nice and hot. I had the spicy noodles that came with a generous amount of shrimp that were cooked perfectly. My pet peeve is the overcooking of shrimp, which is so easy to do, but these were very succulent. It was pretty spicy and contained vegetables and peanuts as well. I also got a ginger shot which was warming and a good portion. Highly recommend! read more

Ordered the coconut chicken curry noodle and side shrimp. The noodle was honestly bland and a little disappointing. The side shrimp on the other hand had a really nice tangy curry flavor and I loved it. Service and ambience was nice, formal but not too formal. Great for casual company lunch I'd assume. The food was 3.5 this visit but I want to comeback and try other menus. read more

Had a delicious dinner at Burma Star! I had been to Teakwood -- Burma Love's sister restaurant in Hayes -- about a year prior, so I was excited to finally try the original, and it didn't disappoint. Here's what we ordered: Platha and Dip ($17, but it's cheaper on the happy hour menu!): amazing. I loveeeee platha, it's just so good. It's got the flakiness and butteriness of a good croissant, and the pull and form factor of a scallion pancake. The dip is a nice complement, but honestly, I feel dipping it in soy sauce is even better. That said, this dish is quite expensive for what it is. So while I love and recommend platha, I would only order it during happy hour or if I'm really craving it; otherwise, the cost-benefit just doesn't make sense. Samusa Soup ($23): someone wrote a review saying that this would be their last meal, so I had to order it. Was it good? Yes. Was it last meal good? No. It's really just a fun eat, as you get to try a bunch of different combos. It's certainly not a boring vegetarian dish, and it's filling. Tea Leaf Salad ($20): my friend ordered the iconic tea leaf salad. She enjoyed it but wasn't necessarily mind-blown, which is fair for a salad. I think it did what it was supposed to do. Chicken with Fresh Mint ($26): my other friend ordered this, and he enjoyed it. I tried a bite and it was good and flavorful. There was a lotttt of chicken compared to the amount of rice. I personally wish the ratio was more balanced, but on the other hand, more chicken is a better bang for your buck, and a great situation for bringing home leftovers! Coconut Black Rice Pudding: this was tasty and refreshing! And it's exactly what you'd imagine. A nice way to end a heavier meal. Fried "Banana Milk": this was fun and unique! Not as refreshing as the rice pudding, but not heavy at all. I enjoyed the crisp of the spring roll wrapper against the bouncy/pudding-like banana milk filling and ice cream. Other than the food, the service was solid, and the interior was really lovely. Even though it was a weekday, it was reasonably busy, but not so busy that we couldn't walk in in the early evening. The main caveat of Burma Love is the price point. For whatever reason, I expected it to be quite affordable, but it was not. That's fine, as long as you know ahead of time. We enjoyed our experience! read more

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Sat at the bar dining solo and had great service. No one seems to eat there so I had the bar mostly to myself. Got some good recommendations and filled up on sizable portions. The tea leaf salad is indeed very good and I've forgotten alll the ingredients that go into it. The shrimp and eggplant has a nice kick to it and the coconut rice has the right amount of sweetness to it. The menu is extensive and worth another visit as everything sounded delicious. read more

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On a friend's recommendation and for the love of Burmese food, we tried Burma Love and it was amazing! We tried Samusa salad, shan noodles tofu and Khow Suey. Everything was absolutely delicious! The salad and Khow Suey were definitely our favorites! We savored it till the last bite. It was spicy, a bit tangy, and perfect for dinner. The ambiance is nice for a family setting and appeared great for date nights too! They are quite spacious and service was pretty quick as well! read more

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Had kind of a weird experience last Saturday where our two final dishes got served to another table. Mistakes happen, but basically no one checked on us, and I had to ask 2+ times before it was finally sorted and I was given the option of cancelling the dishes or getting a discount on the remaining two. At that point a significant amount of time had passed, and the meal kind of completely lost its flow. Staff seemed unfazed, but on the whole the lack of care put a damper on the experience. Prior to that the food and drink had been good. read more

So much love for Burma Love! This place is so good. Easy to make a reservation online and highly recommend that you do because I went on a Friday night and it was so packed. The servers are very friendly and efficient though so even though I went with a big group, we were always checked on and did not have to wait long for our food. The portions here are definitely on the larger side so they recommend sharing family style. The tea leaf salad here is so good, I think they add garlic chips or something extra to give it that special kick. I also liked the mango chicken which came with fresh mango slices. Paired nicely with their coconut rice. Some of my friends tried the noodle dishes which also were very large portions! I think this is a great spot for a group gathering/celebration or date night! Vibes were great and they also had a full bar. Will definitely come back! read more

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Came here to try their SF Restaurant week menu and we got the fiery tofu & veggies and basil chicken. Both were super good. The fiery tofu was flavorful though a bit too spicy for my taste. The mint and ginger sparkling lemonade was perfect to balance the spice in our meals. Finally, the Fried Banana dessert was so good, we wish we ordered two. The interior was well lit and decorated, and the servers have been friendly and attentive. read more

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Tea leaf salad and chicken curry dip with roti appetizer!! First time trying Burmese food and it exceed my expectations.

Can't believe it's taken me this long to try Burma Love!! My team and a few community partners were on a site-visit and decided to get lunch together. This place was recommended by everyone since it was so good and I can see why. Someone mentioned they tried their location in Oakland, and it was just as a good. We were seated immediately as the restaurant was not full, but it was busy. My table ended up ordering the following to share + my main dish: -Appetizer Sampler (sharable) -Tea Leaf Salad (sharable) -Pumpkin Pork Stew (my main dish) -1 side of coconut rice (my main dish) **my table did order 1 main dish for themselves, but I do not remember what everyone ordered** REVIEW OF FOOD: -Pumpkin Pork Stew: I got this recommendation from my Supervisor and I can see why she likes it so much. It's so PACKED full of flavor. The pork itself was very tender, the pumpkin was slightly sweet with a sweet and savory broth. The coconut rice I had with it paired so beautifully together. It was SUCH a great pleasure to eat this. 5/5 -Appetizer Sampler: I was able to try the calamari, the skillet shrimp, the platha and dip, and samusas! GOOD LORD everything was SO good and fried to perfection. The Platha and Dip reminded me of Roti and Curry, however the Platha was more flaky and airy. The calamari and shrimp were fried beautifully and the sauces paired with these were delicious! The samusas themselves were super good as well!! Such a great balance of spice and bold flavors for such a small bite. -Tea Leaf Salad: This was delicious! The salad itself was savory and slightly bitter, and you get crunchy bits of garlic that was delicious. This was very light and nice to start off the meal with. I can see why folks in SF love Burma Love because I've been converted. Definitely will be in the rotation for sure!! read more

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I really enjoyed the ambiance. the service was just great, as expected. I came here on a Sunday evening for dinner, really really enjoyed it. Very crowded but we were seated within 10 minutes, lots of folks on dates, friend dates, date dates, or groups of 4-5. I got 3 items for me and my partner. The coconut curry chicken noodle soup, rainbow salad, and the Shan noodles. Portions are decent, could've gotten away with 2, but 3 left me very very full! Ranking of favorite: rainbow, chicken soup, and then the Shan noodles. Rainbow salad was refreshing, light, and had light coating dressing. Really brought out other flavors well and pairs very well with the soup. The curry soup was hearty, yummy, and warm. Somewhat heavy, so I would recommend this as almost bang for buck. Shan Noodle, just skip it. I'm sure the other noodle dishes were better, I think the meat was tender, and unless you really know you like these kinds of noodles or just curious, I wouldn't get it again. Overall: 4/5, coming back, but I could probably get other items in the future! I was really curious about other peoples food, since it all looked SO yummy! read more

Burma Love - Rainbow Salad - Burmese Near Me - San Francisco, California

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