Everything and everyone who works there is awesome! We've…read morebeen going since they first opened on CM Avenue and every single time it is a 10 out of 10! Love Jen and Jenny and Michael all day everyday!

Since Burmatown does not take reservations and has a reputation for wait time, I showed up when…read morethey opened at 4:30p on a Thursday. I was seated immediately. Although I wanted to order everything, my buddy and I ordered: Fermented Tea Leaf Salad Large - lots of flavor and textures, I'm glad I ordered a large Beef Udon Stir-Fry - I'd order this again, in addition to rib-eye beef and udon, there was a green leafy vegetable Singha - it was ice cold and perfect for a warm day Service was warm, friendly, and helpful. Parking could be found on the street. While the food and service were fantastic, my only critical complaint is that inside the restaurant was too warm with no fan or A/C. As I was leaving the restaurant, I noticed an outdoor dining area, but when I arrived, I was only offered the indoor dining area.

Always busy and always delivers! We ordered a large tea leaf salad, fiery beef, mango chicken,…read moregarlic shrimp, coconut rice and a couple of nonalcoholic drinks. I love everything but my favorite was the fiery beef and coconut rice (this might be the first time I ate meat here because all the other times I ate here I was vegan.) Service was excellent!

I've been to several other Burma Superstar locations, but unfortunately this one didn't live up to…read moremy past experiences. I came on a Sunday during lunch and was seated immediately, which was great. However, the service felt off from the start. The person at the front didn't greet us warmly and seemed uninterested. Once seated, our server, a young woman, appeared disengaged and not particularly happy to be there. She spoke very softly and seemed annoyed throughout the interaction. The only time she checked on us was about a minute after the food arrived, when everyone had just started serving themselves. After that, she never came back. We ended up waiting quite a while for the check, and the person at the front ended up helping us. As for the food, it was honestly pretty average. I think there are better Burmese options in the Bay Area now. 3/5 - Roti The dipping sauce lacked flavor, and the roti tasted like it wasn't made fresh. It was hard on the outside and arrived about a minute after ordering. 3/5 - Garlic Noodles with Chicken The noodles were thick and somewhat bland. They weren't served very hot, and the chicken was shredded rather than the style I expected. 3/5 - Chicken Basil Stir Fry It was saucy, but the flavors were muted and didn't stand out. Overall, this location felt like it may have been better in the past. Between the disappointing food and forgettable service, it wasn't a memorable experience. I'd give it 3 out of 5 stars and would likely try other Burmese restaurants before returning.

Great service! I swear I had been here a couple years ago and the menu was just a front and back…read morepiece of paper with maybe 20-ish items. This time around we decided a 6 page booklet with desserts, entrees, appetizers, etc. went for lunch and had a couple items on their seperate chef's specialties and lunch menu. We are family style and still had left overs for a table of 4. Salt & Pepper fish- yummmmm and great size portion for our table. Complex flavors that were more sophisticated from what you would find at a Chinese restaurant. I love salt & pepper fish and this one was well seasoned. Sautéed eggplant- I don't typically like eggplant cooked this way but I was pleasantly surprised by the flavor. Chicken kebat- really good and went well with our crab fried rice. We had it made mild which went down well with all 4 of us. Crab fried rice- I wasn't a fan of the Tobiko because I felt like it took way from the fried rice. There were such huge chunks of crab visible in the dish but it was majorly overpowered by the chucnks. Mango sago- Delicious. I have to say I've never had mango sago like this with the blended mango and without coco de nato.

I have been a customer for many years. Solid food, service, and ambiance…read more I am a huge fan of their tea leaf salad with 1/2 lettuce and cabbage. I like it so much that I buy the salad toppings and dressing to take home with me. You will not be disappointed if you like Thai food with the kick of a little Indian curry (samosas) and other Southeast Asian influences (yum). I have too many favorites to list: Tilapia Whole Fish; Maylika's Fiery with your favorite protein; Crispy Chicken;Salt & Pepper with your favorite protein; Egg Okra Curry; String Beans; Eggplant Garlic with your favorite protein; Garlic Noodles; and they have wonderful Lassis and Teas.

I stopped by on a Saturday for lunch. The place was not full. Tea salad and Coconut rice were my…read morefavorites. Coconut rice was slightly sweet. Tea salad was healthy and vegetarian. Nan gyi dok was flavorful. Samusa soup had good flavors as well. Its was like Indian samosa broken down and put in a soup. Burmese milk tea was good.

Authentic Burma cuisine restaurant with all varieties of foods. Covering all tastes and favorites…read morewith Asian flavors. It's a bit pricey thu with Americanized portions. Plates are good for sharing. Indoor, outdoor and bar counters available. Service was responsive and cautious of allergies. Good for groups, meetup, couples. Usually very busy and good to have reservation. There is a section outside for takeaways and waits.

Here's a polished version: Burmese Restaurant Review…read moreI visited with my family and had never tried Burmese food before. To my surprise, everything was excellent! The tea leaf salad was absolutely amazing and definitely one of the highlights of the meal. The staff were very attentive and welcoming, and the atmosphere was nice, relaxing, and comfortable. Overall, it was a great experience, and I would definitely come back!

Burma burma is your neighborhood friendly Burmese go to. The prices in this economy are still…read moredecent. We went as a group of 3 and our bill was around $100. 10/10 recommend the dishes below 1. Tea leaf salad 2. Basil and dried chilli beef 3. Coconut rice Service is freaky fast Tea leaf salad and samosa were on our table in less than 3 mins after ordering. If you live in east Bay, make this your staple and go to.

My group recently had a wonderful dinner at Burma Bay Cafe!…read more We arrived around around 7 PM on a Sunday evening and they were slammed with several large parties. The staff were SO nice and offered to set up a table for us in their back room. They were so kind and accomodating, which we were grateful for because we were starving and the food looked delicious! We ordered a tea leaf salad, Burmese shrimp and beef, and the Nan Gyi Thoke noodles. The food arrived soon after ordering and we were treated to a proper Burmese feast! I loved the crunchy textures of the tea leaf salad, and the shrimp and beef were deliciously spicy. The noodles were also great - the boiled egg was cooked perfectly. The portion size was generous - this was plenty of food for four people! Most imporantly, service was outstanding! Thank you for making our group feel welcomed on an insanely busy evening. :)

Came to Burma Bay Cafe for dinner with friends and had a great meal!…read more Located off Warm Spring Blvd, Burma Bay Cafe took over the old Ho Chow building. The inside has tons of seating available and bright natural lighting. We came on a weeknight during their happy hour (!!), which is 20% off appetizers every week night between 3-6pm. Our party of three ordered mainly apps, and only deviated off that section to try their tea leaf salad :P Fried tofu - crisp and light Coconut chicken with palatha - sweeter curry, loved the flakiness and thicc-ness of the paratha Lamb curry with palatha - hearty curry sauce Salt and pepper chicken - dino nugget-esque with a nice crunch and perfect seasoning and didn't actually need the dipping sauce it comes with. Note: the dipping sauce does contain fish Chicken lettuce cups - fine taste, no notes Veg samosas - fine also, basic Tea leaf salad - ordered for the health and textural crunch. So delicious Service was good. Our waitress was very informative in each dish and also quite attentive with refiling waters. Overall, great meal and would love to return to try their mains.

This is the most amazingly restaurant in Pleasanton…read more The food is so good. Tea leaf salad, garlic noodles, fried bananas. Everything is tasty, flavorful and made with such love. The drinks are top notch and unique. Their lavender martini is our favorite. But what makes Experience Burma so wonderful is Myat and Jordan, the owners, and the friendly staff. You are family when you come here. They have also been so kind and generous to the Pleasanton community with fundraising nights for the schools and community programs. Our Scouting Troop leaders have been having our holiday party here every year, and they close the place down for us and we take over the restaurant! Everyone, vegetarian and meat eaters alike love it. If you want amazing Burmese food come to Experience Burma and if you want to have a private party this is the place to go with great food and amazing drinks.

We came here for dinner while coming back from a trip to Yosemite. The ambiance is relatively…read moreformal and the service took a while, though it was understandable as we came in near closing time. The restaurant is located within Downtown Pleansaton, which had a decent amount of free parking that was walking distance from the restaurant. Once we were seated, we got the Black Pepper Tofu, Tea Leaf Salad, and Garlic Noodles. I unfortunately couldn't find the photo I got of the garlic noodles, but all of the food was great. We especially liked the Tea Leaf salad, which was unlike anything we had tried before. Everything also felt reasonable priced from what I could recall as well, and there were a lot of other decent options on the menu that I'd be willing to try at a later time. Overall a pleasant experience, especially since it was our first time trying Burmese food. I'd be more than happy to return again.

One of the best restaurants in Alameda. The Tea Leaf or Rainbow salad is a must. I have not had…read moreanything there I didn't like.

Incredible pre-concert dinner, tea leaf salad and Burmese chicken curry with coconut rice were…read moreelite. Lotus root chips were fresh and crunchy. The two of us ordered enough for like 3-4 ppl, portions are HUGE!

Burma 2 is such a great spot! You really can't go wrong with anything on the menu. The portions are…read moreperfect for sharing and make it easy to order family-style. The staff is friendly, and I love that they have both indoor and outdoor seating. It's also a great place to bring kids--casual, welcoming, and easygoing. Our favorites were definitely the mango chicken and coconut rice! We'll definitely be back.

Made an impromptu visit to Walnut Creek for the evening and were starving by the end of the night…read more We walked by many options and finally settled with Burma 2. No regrets. Everything was delicious -- we got the Tea Leaf Salad, Burmese Chicken Curry, Lemongrass Chicken, and the Mint Jalapeño Chicken. All of them were super tasty, and they were able to adjust the spiciness to our preferred level. The Lemongrass Chicken was meant for the kids but it was my favourite too... along with the Tea Leaf Salad of course. Oh and the coconut jasmine rice was really good too! My husband got the Crazy Coconut cocktail and the rum came on the side, which was perfect because he could control how strong the drink was. If you're in the area, definitely stop by here - all their dishes are fantastic.