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    Rangoon Burmese Kitchen

    4.1 (666 reviews)
    ModerateBurmese
    Open • 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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    StaciLei T.

    Burmese birthday dinner for my boyfriend in Chinatown! I love that this spot is a bit more elevated than Dagon by UH but with the same amazing food and service. Anytime I get Burmese food, I always gotta get the tea leaf salad. It's got this amazing umami flavor and I love the bean sprouts that they include here. Our main dishes took a little bit longer to come out but the tea leaf salad was super quick and really held us down. The biryani dish is a must-try with a flakey roti crust on top with rice and your choice of meat inside, we got the lamb! Highly recommend! We also got the nan ghi thoke which is a flat noodle with curry sauce and we got it with chicken! Food is so good and the service and ambiance was amazing.

    Garlic Fried Rice
    Gerry L.

    A co-worker and I wanted something different for lunch, so I made a reservation at Rangoon Burmese Kitchen on the corner of Nuuanu and Pauahi Streets. We hadn't been here in years; it was time to find out if they still had superior Burmese cuisine. Unfortunately, the bar was closed, and they didn't have hot tea so we had to drink cool water (not my idea of a refreshment). Rangoon has an extensive menu, so it took us a while to pick out entrees. We started with Vegetarian Samosas ($15). Crispy triangular "pillows" contained a mix of potato, red onion, green peas, and mint, spiced with masala. It came with sweet garlic, chili, and fish sauce for dipping. Yum! We shared Pork Belly with Mustard Greens ($19), Garlic Fried Rice ($18), Burmese Curry with Potatoes ($20) and added lamb ($3), and a plate of Platha ($5). The fried rice contained lup cheong, which puzzled us ... However, it was tasty and rich, not dry. The Platha were delicious, especially when dipped into the curry. My friend put lamb atop one of his and created a sort of Burmese Tostada. The only dish we didn't bond with was the pork belly. We are still trying to figure out where the mustard greens were. To us it was like a Chinese pork stir fry with onions. It didn't match the other dishes at all. The total, including tip came to $100.33. We ended up with three containers of leftovers ... Enough to make someone a nice dinner. Rating: 3.75 stars, due to the limited refreshments and the pork belly dish. Had there been hot tea and had we not ordered the pork dish, it would have resulted in a 4+ rating.

    Steamed Kachin Whole Fish
    Myra G.

    Service: our waitress on Sunday 5pm 07Jun26 was great. She was friendly and joking with us. She was personable and knowledgeable about the menu when we had questions. The bartender brought us the Lilikoi lemonade and it was delicious my two other friends order it too. Food: Amazing!!!!!! Everything by was delicious! Coconut Curry with Lamb, Biryani Lamb Tea Leaf Salad (cabbage), whole steamed Moi fish, and Stir Fry Shrimp. All of it was so so good the lamb in both dishes were so tender and perfect to eat. Ambiance: it was clean and nicely decorated. Simple decor yet clean! We all agree we would come back and eat here and try new dishes.

    T-leaf salad and a samosa, very very tasty
    Lorilynn L.

    This was my very first time here at Rangoon and I was pleasantly surprised. It was in the very spot one of my favorite restaurants used to be!! Walking in and looking around you can see that someone took some time to not only invest in the decor, but give an experience like feel. Having traveled to other countries, i love learning new cultures and it felt very much like that here at Rangood. The service was so attentive and sweet. Staff from the front door to the end of the restaurant were all helpful and kind. Gave our large group a warm and wemcomingbfeeling. Ok, ok, lets get down to the reason youre here, the food! Well, it was so tasty, filling and satisfyling. Man, the flavors are really amazing, not a style of any other flavor Ive tasted around here. The food looked really healthy and we each took advantage of that. Thank you Rangoon for making my birthday extra special and creating a new flavor of food that I will be back to have more of. Aloha

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    Justin N.

    Flavorful, textured beyond belief, and such an exquisite dining experience. Highly recommend for big groups, and if you want some really elevated South East Asian dishes. It was my first time having Burmese food, and it was delicious. Service was prompt, charming and made great recommendations. 10/10

    Samantha C.

    GARLIC NOODLES thats all u need to know get them so yummy boofable good cocktails meow

    Burmese Samusas
    Candice L.

    Rangoon has been on my list for soo long and I am excited that I was able finally stop in for lunch. Had the full experience with some colorful characters from Chinatown to round out the experience but that did not take away from the soul of Rangoon. Reminded me of authentic food I had in Myanmar but with an elevated flair. The spice level was perfect and each ingredient really stood out. Tried the most popular items but need to return to sample a bit more! Two thumbs up thus far!

    Myek Pan Fried Noodle
    Diana K.

    Second time back and honestly... I think this is entering my regular rotation! Food: - Brussel sprouts with vegetables - sooo yum! Great portion size, perfectly seasoned, just delicious. - Burmese shrimp kebat - absolutely divine. I will order this 10 more times. The shrimp portion is generous, the curry sauce is unreal, and the flavor is out of this world! It's also got a perfect spice level Trust me, you need this. - Ginger salad - they had to modify this salad a lot because of my food intolerances so I don't feel like I got the full experience. It was fine and fresh, but nothing special. I think you should get this as intended and judge for yourself. I love this restaurant and I will say that they are AMAZING with food allergies/sensitivities. So kind, so chill, so accommodating. Super unique cuisine and absolutely worth trying! Please go!

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    Nathan N.

    This restaurant was plugged to me by a friend who likes to be worldly and adventurous (read: trying different cultural cuisines), descriptors reflecting a personality which may very well be a discussion for another day. Nonetheless, this friend steered us in the right direction as the food here stayed true to the culinary standard of Southeast Asia. My party of four ordered the platha (flatbread), the pineapple fried rice, the nan gyi thoke, the garlic noodle, the myeik pan fried noodle, the Burmese pumpkin stew, and the Rangoon tea leaf salad. All of these items were quite delicious, and also our eyes were bigger than our stomachs. These dishes, however, become the type of leftovers you might argue over. The nan gyi thoke was delightful and comforting, and we naturally had no leftovers of this. Myeik pan fried noodles tasted to me like a Burmese analogue to pad Thai, with its familiar taste profile. Everything else was also delicious and very much worth trying. The most difficult part of eating here was deciding which items to try. Perhaps, I will need to return here to eat through more of the menu.

    Kathy T.

    Came here because free feasting my way through Hawaii, needed something with vegetables-that's still delicious! Had a hankering for tea leaf salad. Daughter clearly needed veggies too since she wanted tofu instead of meat! We had the Burmese chicken noodle stew , a basil tofu dish and my longed for tea leaf salad! Service was friendly and fast, vibes were nice too . We came here four years ago last trip to HI and it was great both times!

    Pork Belly With Mustard Green
    Krystal C.

    Let's talk about the most surprising recommendation I've got On-Island! My co-worker recommended I come to Rangoon because I told her I was looking to try something new. The vibe when you walk in is very casual with different genres of music playing throughout the meal. We were greeted by our server, Anna, who was super attentive throughout the meal. We ordered the Mango Salad, Myeik Pan Fried Noodles, Pork Belly with Mustard Greens and a side of coconut rice. We ordered thinking we would have enough to take home later but the flavors were so good, we ended up eating everything! The mango salad was so refreshing, with a sweet and salty kick with every bite, the fried noodles were savory and fresh with a hint of squeezed lemon on top, and the pork belly with mustard greens and side of coconut rice was my winner of the night. The flavors were so unique!! It's been a couple days since we visited and I still can't get the salad dressing flavor out of my head. We also got some cocktails (not pictured) but if you're looking for a new spot to come and have some great food, come to Rangoon! 10/10 will be coming back again

    Daniel A.

    Unique, flavorful There are so many different Burmese food dishes to sample here: salads, curry's, soup, noodles We loved the Mango salad; so much flavor we should have bought two of these two share. The Mo Hin Ga was the national dish of Burma and was so savory. Similar to pho but I enjoyed it even more. Also enjoyed the Burmese Curry, Pineapple fried rice. The Shan noodles we would likely skip next time; lacked in flavor. Highly recommend for people looking for authentic delicious SE Asian food !

    Basil stir fry
    Megan M.

    This was the spot that was picked for my bro-in-law's birthday. Only a few of the 7 of us had dined here before. It was my first time. We made a reservation which I would recommend if you're going at normal meal times. We ordered: Mango Salad $18 Tea Leaf Salad $18 Burmese Samusas $15 Salt and Pepper Calamari$17 Burmese Curry with Potatoes w/chicken $18 Garlic Noodle $18 Myek Pan Fried Noodle $19 Basil Stir Fry w/beef $20 Eggplant Curry $17 Rangoon Fried Rice $18 Lemongrass Prawns $18 For the most part all of the food was really good. Lots of good flavors in every bite. Our least favorite and probably the only thing we wouldn't order again was the Lemongrass Prawns. They are a whole shrimp which isn't an issue. I don't mind separating the head from the tail and they were large but we didn't like the sauce that covered them. I LOVED the eggplant curry. The eggplant melted in my mouth and the curry was delicious. I ate the leftovers for lunch that week and got to relive the experience. The salads were both good and fresh. The calamari was nice. Our other favorite was the Myek pan fried noodle. It had shrimp, chicken and calamari in it but it was just so full of flavor. If I lived closer that would be a meal I'd eat weekly. Restaurant is nicely laid out and the staff were very friendly and helpful when navigating the menu. We'll definitely be back.

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    Is this restaurant dog friendly?

    I have never seen any dogs there so I’m not sure. But a service dog is welcome anywhere.

    Do they ever pick up their phone?

    Yes, but not in between lunch and dinner.

    Where is parking for this place?

    Street parking. And there are at least two Chinatown lots or garages within a few blocks.

    I called the number listed but it goes straight to a non-existent voicemail box. I've tried both during business hours and outside of it but no luck. Any other suggestions?

    I just posted menu photos with the current phone number. June 2021.

    What's the dress code like, casual?

    Yes, can be casual!

    Do they have a different phone number? I've been trying to make a reservation and the line goes straight to voicemail? The voicemail isn't set up but thanks to Dana I kept trying and got through! Thanks!

    It's the same phone number on their website. You might have to try calling multiple times in a row before they answer. If you call before they open, it will go to voicemail. Call only during the open hours.

    Can you bring your your own beer ? Corkage?

    Yes it's BYOB. Not sure what the corkage fee is but they provide you with glasses too if needed

    Is the food served family style like in Chinese restaurants?

    Yes it is. The servings are good sized enough for 5-6 people with multiple dishes.

    What is corkage fee?

    BYOB. No corking fee.

    Is Parking available?

    No. Try to find street parking or park in one of the nearby municipal lots.

    Are they still open called three days?

    Yes Call now

    Is it BYOB here?

    They are no longer BYOB and now offer a cocktail menu and have a $12 corkage fee.

    Where to park?

    I usually like to park at Smith-Beretania municipal parking lot, the Maunakea Municipal Parking lot or the Chinatown Gateway Plaza.

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    1938 Indochine - Calamansi tart, yummy!

    1938 Indochine

    4.0(608 reviews)
    0.9 mi
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    Came here twice. First time with my coworkers. The second time with a large groups of friends (20…read morepeople total). Both were planned roughly about last minute but they were still able to accommodate us. Though is more geared for adults we brought our kids and it was no big deal. The food is small family style and consistently good both times I've been there. The krazy rice is definitely a staple. The garlic ginger bok choy is surprisingly good too. We orders the fries for the kids which they loved of course. The seafood pasta was good along with the ribs. My only deal is that portions are pretty small. One order of a dish like the ribs, or dumpling may only come with 4 pieces so be prepared to order more than one of each entree. Overall pretty good place to stop in.

    Came here after a work event and it was just okay. Nothing I ate here really blew me away. I think…read moreit was nice to try but wouldn't be craving to go back. This restaurant is a part of the Aoki group and you call tell by the aesthetic of the decor. The vibe is great but service and taste could be better. What we ordered: Hamachi Da Nang Crudo - This was okay. Cast Iron Beef Tataki - Would not order again. Fried Oyster Mushrooms - This was the best thing but in relation to everything else. Mussels & Red Curry - The broth was delicious but the mussels were inedible Banana Lumpia - The banana wasn't ripe so it was just raw fried banana Service was ok, it's tough to consistently ask the server for water refills or side plates to eat. At one point they didn't clear our plates so we pushed things to the side so we can enjoy dessert and they stopped us while we were eating our dessert so that we could pass over plates to them when they should have just cleared them to begin with? Just a bunch weird things that could have made the experience better.

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    Chiang Mai Thai Cuisine

    Chiang Mai Thai Cuisine

    4.0(474 reviews)
    2.5 mi•Mo'ili'ili
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    Grab-and-go
    Healthy dining

    The interior of the restaurant is very nice and clean. I love the seating options on the cushions…read moreor regular chairs. The tom yum soup was well seasoned and flavorful. The yellow curry had the strong savory coconut flavor and paired well with fish fillet. The pad Thai was okay and a simple staple. The spring rolls and calamari were freshly made. The service was good. Everyone was so friendly. Parking is in the back or on the street.

    You know an establishment is doing something right when it's been around for almost 40 years. And…read moreChiang Mai has been doing it right since 1988. This family owned and operated neighborhood restaurant serves authentic Thai food made with traditional recipes passed down through the generations, cooked with skill and love, and served with joy and Aloha. The restaurant is clean and beautifully decorated. It features an open kitchen and you can watch the chefs, who hail from Thailand and Laos, cook up crave-worthy culinary creations. The sounds of sizzling woks and the fragrance of fresh herbs and spices exude like exotic temptations from the kitchen heightening the dining experience. But, the food is just as appetizing if you enjoy it to-go, which is what we typically do. Either way, service is exceptionally efficient and exceedingly courteous. You really feel like they are passionate about serving high-quality food and are appreciative of their clientele. The warmth of their food and their service make you feel like family. Chiang Mai is more than just serving Thai food, they are about sharing their culture with the community. Now about the food...top-notch in every way. I especially enjoy that they offer many vegetarian and pescatarian dishes. Their vegetarian spring rolls are crunchy and savory, served with fresh veggies it's a brilliant start to a meal or a perfect light meal by themselves. The Pad Thai with tofu is delicate yet flavorsome. And the curry veggie noodles is an aromatic and truly comforting dish. I get this if I can't decide between noodles and curry. But, my favorite is the Pad Ki Mao with shrimp (you can choose your protein because it's made to order). The wide, chewy noodles, stir-fried fresh veggies, and robust but bright sauce always leaves me satisfied yet wishing for more. That's a memorable meal! While we've dined in a few times, we generally tend towards take-out. We don't use the online order and just call in. They pick up quickly and the order process is complete in seconds. Super convenient! They have a small parking lot in the back of the restaurant but there is also parking on King Street and on Makahiki Way. It's great for a lunch or dinner date or for groups. The restaurant is spacious but seating is intimate. At the writing of this review, they were featuring live music on Friday. Many great reasons to check them out! Hope you give them a try.

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