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    Road To Myanmar Asian Cuisine

    4.3 (12 reviews)
    Special Hours 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Pal Prata w/ Chickpeas, Oh No Kout Swel Coconut Noodle, Lahpet Thoke (Green tea Salad)
    Shreya G.

    Delicious food! We did takeout, but I know this would've been so much better fresh. I would go back for these dishes. Staff is so helpful and there's a student discount. Pal Prata w/ Chickpeas: Surprisingly more flavorful than I expected. Loved the crispy onion topping. 10/10 Lahpet Thoke (Green Tea Salad): So unique, tangy, and flavorful. Loved the crispy lentil pieces. Not sure if everyone would like this, but a staple of Burmese cuisine. 10/10 Oh No Kout Swel Coconut Noodle Soup: Would've been fantastic with some spice, which they forgot to put bc I asked for it on the side. 9/10

    Lahpet Thoke (Green tea Salad)
    Scott K.

    Everything we tried was great! Our favorite out of all the dishes was the Chicken Curry, but the anchovy/ green tea salad was great as well. Recommend this Chapel Hill spot.

    The servers were so sweet! Finally got the Nasi Lamek I've been craving since I left Malaysia 15 years ago. The food hit that spot. Chef Kiss

    Ohn No Khao Swe Coconut Noodle
    Julia W.

    Not sure why this restaurant's overall rating isn't higher - my family and I had a fantastic experience. We went for lunch around 2pm on a Saturday and our server was attentive & kind, and our food was delivered fast. My family has roots in Burma and they could attest this tasted truly authentic to the region they were familiar with. Definitely try the "coconut soup" also known as Ohn No Khao Swe. We also tried the stir fry Burmese noodle which was spicy and delicious. For an appetizer, we had the Burmese tofu (not the tofu most people know - definitely recommend you give it a try!). Can't wait to come back!

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