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    Chef Burma

    4.6 (344 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Happy hour specials
    Dogs allowed

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    Jing L.

    Service and food were good. The flavors were on point and the chicken was tender and juicy. Lots of seating available. However, it's a bit overpriced for lunch. Otherwise, I would come back again.

    Lemon and Paprika Chicken
    Jesus G.

    We started with an order of the samusa and the platha with coconut chicken curry dip. The curry dip was phenomenal - rich, flavorful, balanced, with a strong curry flavor beautifully canvassed in the platha. Possibly one of the best yellow curries I've had. The samusa were delightfully crunchy without being oily, and the filling was generously spiced, perfectly fluffy, could not have asked for better. For our entrees we tried the lemon and paprika chicken, the nan gyi thok with rice noodles, and the wok fried spicy noodles. The nan gyi thok was good but the curry sauce in the noodles did not have the same complexity of the curry dip so comparatively it just did not have the same depth of flavor. They also use the cilantro stems in the dish which have a stronger cilantro flavor and as someone who does not love cilantro, it took away from the overall flavors of the dish. The lemon and paprika chicken was good although the tomatoes added a slight wateriness that I was not a fan of. The star of the night was truly the wok fried spicy noodles. They were so truly delicious, not particularly spicy, and so good I forgot to photograph them. It's the dish I would recommend along with the coconut chicken curry that came with the platha. Overall a great experience. They have a nice drink menu, and both of the drinks that we got were delicious!

    Sherril S.

    This place earned the 5th Star because of our host Mikayla. Welcomed us with warmth and joyfully shared a little into to what to expect after asking if we had Burmese food in the past. Yes, today was our first. I'm a sucker for excellent customer service and Cafe Burma and Mikayla had me at HELLO. LOL NOTE: I DIDN'T DO ANY PRE- REVIEW UPON ARRIVING. The husband wanted a Monday Date night and who am I to say No. What we had: *Planta with Chicken Coconut Dip. This planta is a crossover of naan with Mochi like middle with the prefect crisp served with an amazing Chicken sauce. Yah...will be having this again. Hubby had most of it because I was saving my appetite for what's to come. *TeaLead Salad - Yes its a MUST. The fried seasoned garlic is the secret to why this salad hits the palate in the most perfect way. The dressing is oil based which wasn't over powering or even greasy. The peanut was tastefully done. Yes - I ate most of it. Fresh ingredients in every bite. *Chili Basil Beef - at first glance, it looked like Mongolian Beef but far from the taste. The cumin, ginger and chili flakes gave this dish the wow factor. Mind you, I dislike ginger pieces and didn't come across one piece so they must have used ginger powder which I appreciate. We all know the benefits of ginger and I feel like I got a dose of it without biting into one. *PadThai - we were warned that the Burmese way come with a hint of sweetness and this was definitely true but notoverpowering. Husband enjoyed it, me not so much. The dishes came with extra large prawns. You can tell the prawns we're seasoned first hand before getting tossed into the mix. DRINKS: Husband had the coconut monsoon (rum with coconut flakes and I had Bite Dog HAZY IPA - yum. Prime location - corner of 16th street and J, street parking. Restaurant was clean and with a bar and open kitchen concept. What I would have liked: I wish the aesthetic of the restaurant showcased the culture. Wish the dishes were served in a more traditional serving plates. My eyes eat first so I would have appreciated the extra touch but the TASTE definitely made up for it. Will definitely be back! Need to try a dessert next time. Thanks for having us Chef Burma.

    Sticky rice with mango ice cream
    Sriharsha A.

    Went here Saturday lunch with the whole family, nine people, and they handled it pretty well. We made a reservation on a short notice but they were able to accommodate. Staff had great energy the whole time, which helped because food kept trickling out over almost two hours The samusa was fine, nothing too special. The platha had a solid crunch with a soft inside, but the vegetable curry dip tasted more like lentil soup than anything else. All the appetizers came with a spicy, vinegary red sauce that tied everything together. The fried tofu was the best one though, crispy but crumbles when you bite it, and that sauce on the side made it even better. The tea leaf salad had a strong umami and sour flavor, heavy on the sesame like taste. The garlic noodles were bland on their own but worked as a base. For curries we got the lemongrass tofu, mango tofu, black pepper tofu, and burmese eggplant. The burmese eggplant was one of the best things we ordered, sweet and savory. Lemongrass tofu was the other one to get, balanced and not spicy. Mango ran sweeter, black pepper ran hotter. Skip the pineapple rice, it tasted like plain rice. The basmati biryani was great, it had flavor and held up under the curries. For dessert, we got the sticky rice with mango ice cream, warm rice, tasty ice cream, worked together well.

    Fiery Tofu with Vegetables
    Jacob M.

    Chef Burma has been on my list to try for a long time. I'd only had Burmese food once before, and while I remember enjoying it, nothing really stuck with me. The restaurant itself is very nice inside and has a great atmosphere despite being just off the busy main street. Service was excellent from start to finish. We were seated quickly, got drinks right away, and the staff went above and beyond with recommendations. We definitely needed the help because the menu is huge and honestly a little overwhelming on a first visit. We ended up ordering the tea leaf salad, wok-stirred spicy noodles with shrimp, fiery tofu with vegetables, lemongrass chicken, and two orders of rice to share among four people, which ended up being the perfect amount. The tea leaf salad was unique and delicious. It's a Burmese staple with great textures and flavors ranging from crunchy and fresh to salty and savory. Really good. The fiery tofu was another standout. It was savory, umami-packed, and had a nice char. Their style of tofu is really unique and almost meaty in texture. The noodle dish was tasty, but surprisingly lacked any spice despite being called spicy noodles. Thankfully, our awesome waitress brought out a very spicy chili paste that reminded me a lot of sambal, which really kicked it up a notch. The shrimp was also very fresh and meaty, and you could tell it was good quality. The lemongrass chicken was good as well. The chicken was incredibly tender, likely velveted, with a nice savory flavor that felt balanced and not overpowering. One detail I really appreciated was how well all the vegetables were cooked across every dish. It's something that often gets overlooked, but nobody wants undercooked or mushy vegetables, and everything here was cooked perfectly. Overall, I was very impressed with both the service and food quality. The menu is so large that I'd absolutely come back to try more dishes. That said, while everything ranged from good to very good, I wasn't completely blown away by any particular flavor. I almost wonder if I just didn't order the dishes that best fit my palate. It's hard trying a new cuisine when you have no prior experiences to compare it too. Either way, it was a great meal, great service, and a great introduction to Burmese cuisine. I'm looking forward to learning more about the food and coming back to explore the menu some more.

    Fried Salt & Pepper Calamari
    Micaela Angela E.

    Chef Burma is such a spacious, yet cozy space that is facing 16th street. The service was fantastic -- waitress who assisted us was so sweet and attentive. The food was incredibly delicious. My friend and I never had Burmese food before, so everything we ordered (except the calamari) was all new to us. I'm glad that we went here on a whim, because I definitely will be back!

    Burmese chicken biryani, i swear there's chicken under there, eight in my chicken series
    Dang Y.

    I've been wanting to visit here and finally did. I noticed that their menu is the same as My Burma in Davis. Same owner. I've been to the My Burma in Davis and have tried many dishes there so wanted to try something new. Ordered the Burmese chicken biryani which is the eighth in my chicken series trying chicken dishes. Chicken is very tender and fall off the bone. Topped with a yummy sauce you can barely see the chicken. Goes perfect with the rice I believe with turmeric. Forgot the name of person who helped me and she's very attentive. I enjoyed my dinner and I like the ambience of the place. I feel this place can be where you can celebrate family birthdays, graduations, etc. This is definitely one of the chicken dishes on top of my list. Will come back for it or try other dishes. Thank you.

    What appears to be a roach nymph
    Jasmine C.

    We went to Chef Burma because my friends and I wanted to try something new. We all ordered different dishes to share, including two lamb dishes, a shrimp dish, and coconut rice. One of the first things we noticed was the open kitchen layout right next to our seating area, where you can see the cooks. Almost immediately, some of my friends felt irritation from the strong cooking aromas, especially from frying onions. Overall, the food itself was different and enjoyable, and we liked being able to share everything family-style. However, toward the end of the meal, we found what appeared to be a cockroach nymph in one of the dishes. We were very upset and had a difficult time getting our server's attention, needing to ask another staff member to help after about 10 minutes. When our server came over, she seemed embarrassed and said she would speak to the manager. She returned and said the manager would be comping one of the dishes, which felt a bit unusual given that we weren't even sure which dish the issue came from. A little later, the manager came over and asked, "So what's the problem, ladies?" When I explained what we found, she quickly responded that they "don't have roaches" and asked to see a photo. While I understand wanting to clarify the situation, the interaction felt defensive rather than apologetic. Ultimately, our entire meal was comped, which we appreciated, but the overall handling of the situation left us feeling unsettled. For context, I've had a much different experience at another restaurant where I once found a small piece of a butter wrapper in my steak. In that case, the manager immediately came over, apologized, and comped the entire meal without hesitation. That contrast made this experience feel even more surprising.

    Darci K.

    I love a fun night out, and it's extra special when friends gather for our monthly dinner. The service was exceptional. A special thank you to Angela, the manager, and to Bella our amazing server. You made our dining experience perfect. We started out with drinks and appetizers. Fried tofu- a tasty dish, but out of all of our incredible nibbles, this one was my least favorite. I would've preferred for it to have more seasoning on the tofu itself, maybe even more sauce to share. Fried chicken wings- light, not greasy, lightly seasoned, and really tasty! Samusa- like a Samosa, but with lighter flavors. Curried potatoes, with a mixture of some green beans, carrots, with a vegetarian dipping sauce. Absolutely delicious! We dined on and shared numerous entrées, which is really the way to experience a restaurant, culinary abilities! Plus, who doesn't want to try everything they possibly can with friends?! Eggplant with garlic sauce- definitely a wonderful vegetarian dish. The eggplant was perfectly made, and the garlic sauce was not overpowering, and it made each bite of eggplant sumptuous. Mango shrimp- it's one of those dishes that is so pretty that you can't wait to dig in. Large shrimp, with sautéed veggies and lots of mango sauce. I love the shrimp, I'm just not a fan of mango and shrimp together. It's definitely a dish worth trying if you enjoy both. Basil chili lamb- I always love a good lamb dish, and especially when it's as perfectly made as this one was. It wasn't game at all. The meat was tender, juicy, lightly seasoned and absolutely delicious. basil chili beef- this was equally as delicious as the lamb dish. The beef was tender, and so flavorful! Coconut rice- omg! The race was light, fluffy, and the coconut flavor was not overwhelming. It was a lovely accompaniment to the entrées, and truth be told, we all inhaled our food and especially the rice. They're literally was not an empty bowl left behind. For dessert, we all shared dessert Platha. The mango ice cream was absolutely decadent and delicious. The platha was tasty, and the fresh banana with a mango ice cream made for a perfect bite! This is a great place to enjoy Burmese food with friends, family, a date night... It's a great experience! Parking is a tad tricky, but there are plenty of parking buildings around that make it so much easier. Reservations while not necessary, are highly encouraged. The restaurant was at full capacity during our experience, and with the lovely weather that we're experiencing, dining is available predominantly inside, but they do have some small seating outside. It all fills up quickly! Heartfelt thanks again to Angie and Bella. You two are rock stars, and thank you for taking such great care of us.

    Mango tofu
    Tyler S.

    First I'd like to say their server Rachel is an excellent waitress. She was very informative and attentive plus interacted incredibly well with our young kids! We'd go back just to be in her section regardless of the food quality. But luckily the food was also amazing and very celiac friendly! If you have celiac this place is great for you. But if you don't it's still great. It's a complete win win for everyone! If you're in the area stop by and if you're not in the area detour and stop by!

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    Esien N.

    My friends and I were driving down from Vancouver and one of my burmese friend wanted some authentic food before we continued our journey down to San Diego. My group of 5 had made a reservation at around 9:30pm however their last call was at around 9:15pm. We had called to make sure it was ok for us to come and Bella had let us know that we could order ahead of time. We were able to cut down our time to 8:30pm so I had canceled my reservation for 9:30pm. As a result, they had called me to reconfirm whether or not we were still coming and even changed our reservation to 8:30pm on the spot! When we got there, we were immediately sat down and taken care of by our server Bella. She was amazing! Always taking care of us and making sure we were doing ok even though we came late. We ordered the samusa, ohn no khao swe, lettuce wrap w chicken, mohinga, chef burma salad, fried banana with mango ice cream, tea leaf salad, and the lazy monk. Absolutely amazing and authentic. The dishes were a bit on the sweeter side according to a fellow burmese friend that had brought us here. Overall, amazing service and amazing food! Would come back to try their other dishes!!

    Maria M.

    I would give it 7 stars if possible. Hands down best Burmese food ever tasted! Has plenty of table spaces and service is friendly and attentive. Everything on menu is soooo good but we loved their Mango chicken and pepper beef!! Out of this world. DEFO recommend it to everyone.

    Garlic noodles
    Abigael Osana T.

    This place has been on my list for theeee LONGEST. The platha with the curry was delicious. I definitely recommend the mango salad if you're looking for something refreshing to eat over the summer. The lemongrass chicken was amazing and perfectly cooked. The garlic noodles were a great side to go along with our other entrees. Everything was fantastic and I couldn't have asked for a better meal!

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    Ask the Community - Chef Burma

    Is the meat zabiha halal?

    As far as I know, but you can always call just to confirm,they're extremely friendly and very professional from my experience with them.

    Is there a parking lot or just street parking?

    Hi, thanks for reaching out. It is street parking. We do have a paid parking lot across the street from the restaurant.

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    THAI - The House of Authentic Ingredients

    THAI - The House of Authentic Ingredients

    4.0
    (762 reviews)
    2.3 mi
    $$

    The place was on a corner street. Parking seems limited and full so we parked on a residential…read morestreet. We got inside and it was pretty packed. We were immediately seated. We decided to get the pad thai, pork belly pad kraw prow, pork ribs appetizer, and gai satay. They first brought out the gai satay and it was delicious. The peanut sauce that went with the dish was super yummy. Then the pork ribs came out. There were only 4 ribs and a small side of salad . I personally thought it was pretty expensive for just four pork ribs, but the ribs were extremely flavorful. I would say probably the best thing we had even though every thing was delicious. After that they served us the pad thai and pad kraw prow. Both dishes were extended wly delicious. I would definitely come back to this place.

    We have a table for 5 adults and 4 kids and we all shared the food. The restaurant look really nice…read morewith outside seating which is perfect for a big family. Everything is okay but the tom yum not hot enough for me. I don't know if Thai food is like that or just my family but everything is so sweet and we can't handle it. The pineapple fried rice is okay, not sweet like the other food but nothing special. Overall everything is okay just not our family type of food

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    Thai Farm House BBQ and Bistro

    Thai Farm House BBQ and Bistro

    4.5
    (830 reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$

    Charming small dining establishment great for a quick family meal together. Or a quiet date night…read moreout. Optional a lot of people order takeout. The food was fresh and delicious in every bite. We ordered the egg roles; chicken satay to start. Papaya salad was so refreshing. We finished with the avocado curry and pineapple fried rice. A taste for the senses.

    I had this restaurant booked under my Yelp favorites in Sacramento and decided to visit again after…read moretwo years. Unfortunately, the quality of food has deteriorated since I last visited. I'm not sure if management or chef has changed but their food is not what I remembered from years ago. We initially ordered their tofu pad thai and gai yang and immediately noticed how pricey their menu was. They have a wall of specials and I remember being shocked that their orange chicken was $24. I didn't mind paying more than what I was used to for my pad thai because I remembered their food was delicious but I was shocked when my pad thai came out. It was literally drowned in sauce and looked like it was a bowl of noodle soup. I was still optimistic hoping that it tasted better than it looked but it just tasted like sweet rice noodle soup. I was hesitant to bring it up to the waitress after two bites but so glad I did because I would have hated myself if I left without saying anything. The waitress was kind and offered to remake the dish. Instead, I opted for something else because I was afraid to be disappointed again. I ordered their tofu drunken noodles since I've gotten it here before and remember it being tasty. I confirmed that the drunken noodle was going to be a dry noodle dish and thankfully it was. It was good but not the best I've ever had. My boyfriend had their gai yang which is a marinated grilled chicken dish. He said it was pretty dry without the sauce on the side but the sweet chili sauce provided was pretty tasty. It's probably not worth $26 given the how dry the chicken was and he said he would never order it again. Overall, the customer service was great and portions were good. I had to deduct 3 stars from my previous review as the food quality has significantly gone down in my experience and doesn't justify the high menu prices in my opinion.

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    Deep Fried Banana with Coconut Ice Cream
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    Thai Basil

    Thai Basil

    3.5
    (766 reviews)
    0.7 mi
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    The greatest highlight in any dish is when the flavors pop out in your mouth! The fresh ingredients…read morethat go into making each dish is filled with authentic flavors, ingredients, and color. Every single bit tastes delicious. I can always look forward to the fresh taste and feeling I get when I walk into Thai Basil The service is a plus. The friendly and sweet owner Suleka comes to the table and greets her guest; which is an absolute pleasure and plus! The ambiance gives greenery meets earth tones and earthly vibe. The sounds of the chef chopping colorful vegetables, steaming pots and pans, sizzling aroma keeps me coming back after ten years! Always five star! Thank you Thai Basil

    Came here in May 2026 with a small group. Had the pad thai with chicken, the pad see-ew with…read morechicken, and yellow curry. The pad thai was rather medicore without any strong flavors. The small tofu cubes in the dish were hard and flavorless. Ntot a dish-ruining offense, but I must say that I didn't know tofu got that hard. Same thing for the pad see-ew. It was quite dry and had a distinctly burnt flavor the first time it came out, it tasted like ash in my mouth. The chicken was rather burnt. The staff was friendly and kindly replaced it for me, but the burnt flavor remained. I think the pan they're using must have been burnt. I didn't think the yellow curry was notable. The thai tea is good. The restaurant itself is friendly and cozy. Water is from the tap.

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    Vegan garlic fried rice. I was surprised how flavorful it was! (instagram: jax.vegan.eats)
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    Hiso

    Hiso

    4.5
    (576 reviews)
    0.5 mi
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    Looking for a delicious Laos and Thai restaurant in the Sacramento area? If so, Hiso in downtown…read moreSac is for you! The interior of this restaurant is beautiful. The service is excellent and the menu is perfect. I love how you are greeted and seated immediately when you walk in. If you have questions about the menu, the servers are helpful in answering. The appetizers are tasty. I loved how we had the option of steaming or frying the potstickers we ordered. The main dishes were great too. I learned about mama drunken noodle being thinner than just the drunken noodle. I was curious about what the love drink was so I will have to order that next time I dine here. Overall, I had a great experience. I want to come back with my husband and friends. I wish I had room for dessert this trip. I will definitely be getting some next time! This place is really good and I highly suggest you dine here!

    The flavor tho…read more.. Came here for dinner, and it is a super cute spot. We ordered a few things, and everything was so flavorful. Some of our favorites were the lamb larb and yellow curry. Both packed a good amount of heat at the spicy level, which we loved. The Lao sausage was also super flavorful, but as soon as you cut it, the inside does fall apart a bit. It's a personal preference to have a denser sausage. Service was also ok. We found ourselves needing to call over the waitress a couple times, since we were just sitting waiting to order or get a box and check at the end. Flavors are worth coming back for tho.

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    Chicken and rice ( khao man gai )
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