Peaceful and quiet great meal to get when it's cold outside. The food is amazing hot and…read moredelicious. The staff are friendly and Courteous as well. The bathrooms are clean and tables and floors are pristine as well. I took my time enjoying my meal and the atmosphere peacefully. A++++ Soup Can't wait to try more dishes soon.

Mohinga thoek was pretty good. Some of the best chickpea fritters I've ever had, and a delightful…read moresavory flavor. However, I found the noodles to be what seemed to me (a white guy) as overcooked, being gummy and stuck together, and that took things down a notch. Grass jelly drink was tasty.

First time trying here. Very glad to try. Always love Burmese cuisine as I am one. Service was…read moregreat. We were greeted right away as we entered. It's a small business and you can feel cozy and comfy. We got Burmese tea, Rakhine Mont Tee , and AthokeSone along with freshly squeezed limeade. Everything is so tasty. Wish I can try the whole menu. If you're in town and want to try Burmese food, this is a place to go. They open limited business hours. Please check before you go. They have many dishes as well have so many ethics in Myanmar.

This is a small restaurant that is located in a little strip mall. They have a small parking lot…read morethat is shares with the other businesses in the strip mall that it is located. They have a decent sized dining room that has a couple of televisions around the walls. One of the televisions was playing praise music videos, while the other one was off. This is an authentic Burmese restaurant and has a menu full of traditional favorites. Most of their food revolves around rice, noodles, fish and chicken. They only have canned drinks. There is no fountain I will admit that this is not the cleanest restaurant around. The floor, ceiling and walls could definitely use a good scrubbing. The waitress was friendly enough. I ordered their Spicy Curry Chicken. It took about 8 minutes for me to get my food and as advertised, it had a little punch to it. I wish I was more educated on how the meal was supposed to go together. It came with a soup, lettuce and baby carrots, some white rice, a hot sauce, and the spicy chicken. I did not know what went with what or how to exactly eat it. So, I just mixed the chicken with the rice and skipped the hot sauce, because the chicken was hot enough. It was a very good meal and at a reasonable price. In keeping with my venturing out and trying new things. This was a nice spot to visit and they have some really good food. I recommend checking this place out, but maybe learn a bit about Burmese cuisine like I did.

Are you not-normal like me, and when you see the name Htaw Metta, you think it looks like an…read moreanagram word puzzle? Perhaps the words got rearranged, and we are supposed to put them in order to solve a clue. No? Well, sorry to bother you -- I'll leave you to sit with your normal thoughts. But if this name has vexed you like it has me, then the first paragraph of this Yelp review is for you. Mostly, I visited Htaw Metta to confirm the pronunciation of Htaw Metta, and to make sure it's not a covert clue. The owner himself told me it's pronounced "TAW Meh-TAW," the H is silent. OK! What a relief to know. Now I can stop trying to rearrange the letters, and stop repeating "Hotta Metta" in my head whenever this restaurant comes up on Yelp. With the pronunciation squared away, I was able to enjoy my solo-dolo Burmese meal. It was 92 degrees outside, but the only thing I wanted was soup. Asian soup hits differently, and I feel like you can eat Asian soup in any weather. So I got a steamy bowl of ohn no khao swe, which is a coconut and chicken curry soup. I've never had it before, and the vermicelli noodles were a touch more cooked than I prefer, but maybe it's made that way? This was my first Burmese food experience, so I knew nothing. I just sat down and ordered the dishes that looked the most Burmese and the most popular. The soup was delicious and had lots of things in it: a hardboiled egg, green beans, some sort of cake (fish cake?). I also ordered the Burmese samosas, because they sounded great. Little fried triangles of dough stuffed with potato! I was the only person dining in Htaw Metta for a while, because I was there for an early dinner. But soon after, a family came in, and then a couple, and Htaw Metta was poppin'. That made me happy to see lots of people in there. Before they got busy, though, the owner came to chat with me about all kinds of things. The service is excellent and quick, and the restaurant itself is cute and colorful. This is yet another great restaurant in my favorite adopted neighborhood of Nora.

When I tell you I was shocked by how delicious this place was, I mean it. It seems like a small…read morehole in the wall type of place which maybe should have been my first indication it would be delicious. My husband and I went for lunch and our food came out so hot and so quickly. We got green curry, Thai tea, tom kah and pad see ew. All delicious. I would have gotten more. I'll definitely be back for a few new dishes.

Don't judge a book by it's cover. This saying definitely applies here. The inside has a modern feel…read moreto it and is nicely decorated. Service is really friendly and trying hard, a bit understaffed during our visit. But the food is incredible and that is why we go out to eat I believe. We ordered a little of everything it seems and loved every bite. They also do quite a lot of carry out business here. I was taken by the smoothie, omg how delicious and fresh. And dare I say affordable?

Everything here was so tasty, fresh, crispy, and flavorful! We wanted to try something new & I'm so…read moreglad we came! The grilled beef salad, with spice is sooo good! Smoothies are phenomenal! Egg rolls are huge and so tasty! The prices are even better! Can't wait to come back

Another great, new, delicious Chin-Burmese restaurant on the south side! The the keuy teow noodles…read morewere smokey and perfectly flavored. The fried rice was basic, but delicious. The stir fried vegetables appeared to be Shanghai bok Chou in a beautiful soy-garlic sauce that was absolutely perfect on top of my fried rice. Will definitely be back!

It may not be fair for us to judge only having been to this restaurant one time…read more But I can tell you as / Malaysian and ordering Malaysian dish from this restaurant I have high expectations. Unfortunately, It did not meet my basic expectations for Fried Kuey Teow, wonton noodles, and Bak Kut Teh. Otherwise, service from the waiter is good. Orange juice is decent. So far, tidak lulus.

As a Burmese born individual, I come here for some very authentic Burmese food. I always fall back…read moreon my favorite Mohinkkya. It's a fish curry with noodles and eggs. It doesn't taste fishy but is a hearty meal. I had it for brunch and was full the rest of the day. If you like Pho you will really enjoy this. Ambience is simple much like the Burmese people. You'll hear Burmese spoken which just adds to the ambience and tells you that if real Burmese people (which there are many in the area come here) it's a great place. Very authentic and homemade style cooking. Most dishes will taste just better with water.

There are several Asian businesses along Madison Ave. On a Saturday, I drove very easily to…read moreexplore many of those businesses. I learned that most, if not all, are operated by Burmese, not Chinese. Of those businesses I visited, I liked this one the most. I ordered a $5 Samusa (onion and potato) appetizer with sweet chili sauce. I first saw a package in a grocery store. I am glad I found it later here instead because it was hot and fresh with a container of sauce. I believe this is my first day of eating Burmese food.

Food was delicious!…read more The broth that comes free is really flavorful. We had a pork stew, eggplant and string bean, and bamboo shoots and chickpea dish--all from their hot bar. Be warned, bamboo shoots are an acquired taste. Service was friendly Sadly the place was empty on a saturday. I hope more people give this place love. The Asian grocery next door was also a joy to browse through, with lots of goodies from Southeast Asia.

Delicious, tangy, flavorful Burmese food in a great location. Got the pork, the eggplant, and the…read morebeans. All were fantastic. Also got some of the great softdrinks from the cooler (don't sleep on the Malaysian soft drink "100"). Also, the small soup we got was refreshing and nourishing on a cold day. The service was also great. We will be back!

I really enjoyed my visit to Kimu. I went on a Saturday at noon and the place was half full…read more Everyone seemed to be having a nice time on a rainy day. I decided to try the Burmese popular noodles without much ado. It's a casual spot with a lot of flavor. I enjoyed my quick and easy lunch, and would certainly return to try something new next time.

I was excited to try another Burmese place in Indy after seeing how many options there are. Last…read moretime I was in town, I missed out because the hours are so limited and I was driving by after 7pm. I finally made it here when they were open, but I was pretty disappointed in the experience. I ordered the tea salad, and it was really oily and the veggies didn't seem very fresh. It was literally laying in a puddle of oil. Then my entree arrived, the beef stew. It also was quite oily and greasy. I also got the feeling that everything wasn't as fresh as it could have been. I have had Burmese food in other places and loved it, but I didn't have the same experience here. How disappointing.

A tiny hidden place in a very small stripmall, but so worth a visit. It's a bit divey, but comes…read morewith very friendly and welcoming service. Expect an occasional language barrier. I love that they have pictures of the dishes, because otherwise I would be completely clueless. Plus it is helpful because you may not be readily understood. There are dishes from other Asian regions, so something for everybody. I haven't had anything here that I didn't like, especially the appetizers are phenomenal in taste. And newly discovered a neon green apple juice, which I will rate a very yummy. Definitely a must try. Very refreshing. Portion here are very generous, prices quite reasonable and as mentioned service is great.

Definitely one of my new favorite spots. Very homey vibe, no frills and staff was very attentive…read moreand nice! Everything we tried was amazing. I recommend coming with a group and doing family style. We got kang kung (water spinach)-- my favorite veg! Nasi goreng - flavorful and the chili sauce is key! Samosas are a must!! Different than your traditional Indian samosas, and I loved the fish sauce it came with. Imbi kuay teow was my favorite dish; you can taste the perfect stir fry char ! I also ordered carrot juice which was freshly juiced in-house. I could have drank two of those for sure. You have to check this place out! Prices are very reasonable.

Love love love how super adorable this establishment is just shy of Christmas 2025…read more This quaint spot could easily become a romantic attraction to enjoy for a nice inexpensive dining experience. Exceptional customer service. Food was absolutely perfect. Hot & deliciously scrumptious and the strawberry smoothie-WOWERS. Appreciate the recommendation. Took chance on another yelper's review with cars seeking their destination in all directions :/, Christmas shopping in rush hour traffic=found a place I've driven by more than I care to admit:). Why wait on someone to exit their parking space or a wait time? Perhaps go & check this place out. You might be surprised in how quietness helps recharge your Christmas spirit, turbocharging it in theory. Happy holidays all. Stay well & safe, Amy

Made it when they were open this time…read more Chicken Pho was good. Broth and noodles excellent. Chicken not so much. Same as most places, flavor boiled out to make the broth, I'm guessing. Fried spring rolls were good, but no hot mustard. I'll be back. Decent place!