I have been meaning to try this place. It's relatively new and I find myself in the area fairly often. I finally got the perfect opportunity to stop in yesterday and I wish I had done so sooner. The space is small, but clean and comfortable. I ordered the ginger salad and the rice pancake balls with quail egg and both items were prepared quickly. The ginger salad is incredible. It's like the most perfect salad I've ever eaten. Not exaggerating at all, this is one of the most delicious things I've had this year. I am a ginger lover, but I still wasn't sure what it would be like to eat this much ginger. This dish almost treats ginger like a vegetable and not just a seasoning. The textures of this dishes really make it stand out. There are so many different textures in here that create a complex and fascinating bite. The crisp, finely shredded cabbage and ginger make up the base, which is mixed with various crunchy nuts and seeds and soft juicy pops of diced tomato. The flavors in this dish are intense. This quantity of sinus clearing ginger would be inedible without being held in balance by a good deal of salt and seasoning in the dressing and the rich, earthy savoriness of the nuts and seeds. I was really amazed by this dish. It was outstanding. After the extreme bright salty flavor of the salad, the rice pancake balls don't pack quite the same punch. However, the quail egg in here is cooked beautifully. It came out warm, with a soft jammy center and the white was a soft silky jelly. The whole thing is surrounded by a slightly chewy layer of rice based pancake. The flavor of the rice comes through, and the exterior is slightly crispy. These had so much richness from that egg yolk. It was so savory and comforting even though I've never eaten anything like this before. Really looking forward to my next visit here as I found the two items I tried to be remarkable and outstanding. read more

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This was a takeout order so not sure about the ambiance or service. However, the food was pretty good especially the Vermicelli. The Tea Leaf Salad was different. I wanted to try Burmese food and this was worth a try. read more

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I noticed this place right next door to Popeyes. It shares a small space with a bubble tea spot called Anda cafe. There's parking at the place. This Burmese street food place serves shareable items or your own entrees. I wouldn't know if it is authentic, but I do know that it's tasty. Once you walk inside there's seating by the windows, but it's first come first serve. They do have tap lemon water for you to drink. You order by the large counter at the front. Depending on what you order it will take a bit for it to be served. I ordered the samosa and the Garlic Flavored Vermicelli Chicken. They portion size is pretty generous, and if you want hot sauce that's served to you as well. The manager went around and made sure to address your concerns and gave advice on when and how to eat your dishes. read more

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4.25 and rounded up! Tiny mom and pop shop located on the corner of a small lot at the intersection of Queen's Blvd and Hoffman Drive, this places punches above their weight class! Burmese restaurants are few and far between so whenever I see one pop up, I'm there to support! (And support my growling tummy, lol) Arriving on a Saturday mid-afternoon around 2:30pm, the shop was pretty empty save a couple other customers eating in or ordering take out. Space is a premium here in NY and you feel the coziness since they share the location with Anda Bubble Tea. However while it's not large, the 5-6 bar-height chairs at a narrow counter do their job, and the overall room is lit up with sunlight from the windows along that wall. The restaurant looks clean and neat. Menu is on screens above the ordering counter and also placed on the counter. It took a few minutes to order and the staff was friendly and helpful in explaining details of each item. Order time was very quick for the Garlic Oil Noodles $11.99 a couple minutes, though the Rice Balls with quail eggs $6.99 took probably 12-15 minutes. Both are very tasty and a terrific value for the price, the chicken was super tender, basically falling off the bone. Great amount of garlic flavor and the half egg was good too. The rice balls were slightly crispy on the outside, moist in the middle, I haven't tried the version without the quail eggs, though think I probably like the texture with the eggs better. For sure I'll be back! read more

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After traveling through Burma, I struggled to find authentic Burmese cuisine in the States that could truly compete with the real thing... until I found Eaterniti Burmese Street Food. Everything here is creatively curated and spot on. The team is lovely, and the owners define true hospitality. Love the ambiance! I wish we had a place like this in the DC market, but until then, I'll gladly make the 4.5-hour drive. It is well worth the trip! read more

Wow, the hype is legitimate AF. A very late dark horse entry for my best new NYC establishment of 2025, this tiny little Burmese counter spot also offering a full menu of bubble teas, thoroughly knocked our socks off. I've been a fan of the cuisine since first encountering it in the Bay Area years back, where it's longe flourished (s/o the fellow in the know Yelper here who already s/o'd the GOATED Burma Superstar. It's historically been pretty tough to find in the 5 Boroughs though it's happily slowly become more common the past few years. The area this is located, near the Queens Center Mall seems to be somewhat of an emerging hub for the cuisine, as this establishment was predated by both Burmese Bites, another counter evolved out of a food truck with a cult following, as well as Asian Bowl, a former generic Chinese take out spot which introduced Burmese classics to the menu a short way East Down Queens Blvd. I've tried both of those spots in the past and enjoyed them, but I would have to say definitively this is the best one yet, and the best Burmese I've yet to try outside of the Yay area. The most famous and iconic dish in the Burmese culinary cannon, is no doubt the legendary national dish, the Tea Leaf Salad or Lapet Thoke. A menagerie of contrasts in both tastes and textures it's a glorious mixture of fermented tea leaves along with crunchy peanuts and seeds, yellow split peas slippery cilantro and bright citrus juices resulting in a crunchy, earthy, salty, sweet, tart cacophony of delicious flavors and contrasting consistency unlike literally any other dish. The version here is nothing short of transcendent, perfectly proportioned and bursting with bright fresh contrasting flavors and mouthfeels in every bite. Another consistently amazing favorites has been the Kyarsan Sichat (Garlic Flavor Vermicilli Chicken), juicy chunks of steamed, dark meat chicken, marinated in a delectable garlic heavy glaze tossed with likewise wonderfully fresh tasting box choy, seared tofu, a fat yolky soft boiled egg and of course perfectly prepared angel hair thin vermicelli. A brilliant mastery of the deep fryer, a Godsend considering the lilliputian size space they're operating out of in this tiny little kiosk crammed next to a Popeyes, was displayed on all of the apps we sampled, namely an delicious and nutty dish here known as "Burmese falafel" which has as it's base yellow split peas as opposed to chickpeas as well as the distinctly Burmese version of samosas redolent of coriander. As amazing as all this food is it's somehow made even more wonderful by the fact that the pricing qualifies as even less than dirt cheap in these inflation wracked times, proof that Queens still remains a haven for affordable delicious ethic cuisines of all stripes. I look forward to working my way through the rest of the menu and enjoying this current version of the establishment for as long as it exists, as I wouldn't be surprised if they level up to a larger more full service establishment sooner rather than later and only continue to rise to even greater levels of culinary excellence. read more

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I was delighted to find Eaterniti Eats and enjoy some all-too-infrequent Burmese fare. On almost every Burmese food excursion, I try a tea leaf salad, and this action-packed offering results in the rare occasion where I'd condone a salad for dinner. This is the first I've ever seen a Burmese falafel appetizer. It arrived with an outstanding hot sauce. I couldn't tell you what's other than it other than to say it's tomato-based. I liked the passion rose aloe beverage. I had an excellent discussion with one of the owners about Eaterniti and pretty much listed every Burmese spot I've visited, which isn't that many, but I'm glad this one's here. read more

Very good and healthy ask which you have on the plate they make it exactly what you want that too much oil they're good for you not too much sugar they'll do for you. I appreciate this place. read more

The Burmese tea leaf salad was fresh, crunchy, and packed with flavor. The Kyarsan Sichat was comforting, garlicky, and delicious. Would definitely order both again! read more

Small Burmese restaurant along with a bubble tea business (Anda). The food is also halal. It's mostly for take out. There are a few stool counter seats but there is not much space. We had the chicken noodle salad and the garlic oil chicken noodles. The chicken noodle salad was delicious and so flavorful. Wasn't a fan of the garlic chicken. It was bland and there wasn't much of a garlic taste. The samosas were also a bit bland with a potato vegetable filling. The drinks from Anda were great though. read more

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Had to try this place after I saw a blogger's reel. So few Burmese restaurants that when I hear about one, I need to try it! Went on a super rainy afternoon and got the tea leaf salad, the noodle salad, and the potato and chicken cutlet. Was sad that the rice pancake with quail egg was sold out, but I'll have to wait till next time. Everything was delicious and so flavorful! The prices were very reasonable too. Limited menu but what they offer is so good. I will definitely be back and hope more people check out this hidden gem! read more

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Went here last Saturday with my bike group to go and try this place out for the first time. We definitely got different kinds of food such as the egg roll, samosa and almond pancake like that it tasted really good and delicious. The service there was also attentive and quite fast. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time. read more

This place is amazing! The food is fresh, flavorful, and delicious! All made to order. The owner is incredibly friendly. In the same storefront is Anda Boba Tea, so you can get refreshing drinks with your meal, all in the same place. read more

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Ever since I first went to Burma Superstar in Oakland, I've been looking for a Burmese spot in the city, especially for tea leaf salad. Ordered takeout at Eaterniti, and I found what I was looking for - theirs is amazing. I haven't yet been to the shop in person, and I only order the tea leaf salad, but I do plan on trying other items on the menu. Their Brown Sugar Boba Milk Tea is also spectacular. Side note: As far as I know, they only deliver via DoorDash. read more

The staff are friendly. The drinks are very refreshing. Love this place. The place is clean. read more

Eaterniti - Drink menu - Burmese Near Me - Elmhurst, New York

The way they treat guests turns first-timers into regulars. The rates won't break banks and dishes taste newly made. Every worker was excellent and remarkably adaptable. The flavors here are excellent and the setting is too. I was pleased with this spot. read more

First time trying this place and the employees were very friendly and greeting also the food was good I wish they had more sauce options but other than that everyone was good and the ambience of the place was clean read more

Eaterniti - Rice Pancake Balls Quail Eggs are soo good also the potato chicken cutlet and burmese bubble pancake - Burmese Near Me - Elmhurst, New York

Cute little take out place that makes the most awesome tea leaf salad. Serving size is just right for the price. The taste is refreshing, with all the little crunchies that one expects in a tea leaf salad. Cabbage and tomatoes were fresh; I would have liked more of the fermented funk of the tea leaf, but still very satisfying. The salad is not overly salty which I appreciate. Look forward to trying other items on their menu. Friendly servers and owner! read more

Eaterniti - Burmese Near Me - Elmhurst, New York

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This restaurant delivers expected value. The people working here elevate the experience. The waiters excelled while the chef displayed creativity. The team reliably maintains pleasant interactions. Eaterniti stands out from other restaurants! read more

I plan to stop by again when my travels bring me back here. The team demonstrates adequate pleasantness and definite helpfulness. It was a happy coincidence discovering this restaurant. The food quality is outstanding. This restaurant has me looking forward to returning. read more

I recently visited this new Burmese restaurant, and it was a pleasant experience. They offer both bubble tea and savory dishes, and I tried their mango & pomelo with cheese foam drink--it was delicious! The prices are reasonable, and the portion sizes are generous. The ambiance is cozy and quiet, making it a perfect spot to relax. The service was friendly and attentive, which made the experience even better. Overall, a great addition to the neighborhood! read more

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I've dined at many establishments, but this service is unmatched. The workers here provide service that others should emulate. Each menu option I've tried has been a winner. They offer quality produce, excellent flavoring, reasonable pricing, and welcoming service. Eaterniti has me dreaming about their food. read more

I've tried nearly all items on their menu, and I have little to be unhappy about. Every time I buy, I know I'm in for a good meal. My favorites may be all the salads, the rice pancake balls, and the rice noodle salad. And the owners and servers are wonderful. I highly recommend visiting and trying out these amazing Burmese dishes. read more

Love their garlic vermicelli very much. Thai tea and trinity tea also good. Friendly service and reasonably priced. I think they are mainly for takeout order but have a few tall chair at the bench for quick bite. read more

This place came highly recommended from a friend in the neighborhood and it did not disappoint. Fresh, tasty, made to order options with owners and chefs willing to customize. It was my first time having the ginger salad and it was top notch - they even let me add some chicken to it for a bit of protein. My boyfriend had the chicken with garlic oil noodles (thick style noodle) and he raved about them. Also had the oolong peach tea refresher which was the first refresher I've had of late which actually tasted like true oolong tea. Portion for price is great and the staff couldn't be friendlier. Definitely coming back! read more

Exciting and flavorful plus a parking lot! Rec: Garlic oil vermicelli chicken plus a large variety of bubble teas read more

Trying to the garlic oil noodles. The owners are from Yangon. There's a parking lot too. And some seating inside. read more

super delicious burmese food! love that there's clearly labeled vegan options. my favorite is the pickled ginger salad