Burmese noodle with or without soup. Tealeaf salad. Amazing.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fish Noodle Soup, Salad, Noodle Soup
Ruchika Gupta
Food was quite tasty. It was a bit difficult to eat though because it was served in to-go containers even for dine in.Paratha with Chicken Curry (4.5/5): Flaky paratha with super flavorful curry. Slightly oily.Roasted Garlic Noodle (5/5)
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 4
kress leo
If you don't know how to cookyou should learn from someone who are really know about cooking in burmese style.pricing already expensive food really stupidddI don't know what you guys want.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Noodle Soup
Asia Hope
Shan noodle was seriously salty with soy bean paste but also noodles were several bits and pieces. And I still ordered Kyay Oh. But I almost vomited on that. Meatballs which in it had badly smell and taste was terribly awful. 6 yrs ago, I had been there and your food and service was really good. What now? I can't even touch shan noodle and Kyay Oh. But nobody asked me what I need and what I want. Just grab my money. How rude of you are? I Actually I don't want to give even 1 star. I would give 0.
Food: 1
Service: 1
Christopher Lopuck
I wanted to chat with the owner about opening another location!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
H T
Good curries, we had the beef curry and was very moist and flavorful, good spices and not too spicy.Tea leaf salad also very flavorful, not dry, and good textures although a bit salty.If you get noodles, get thin noodles because they soak up flavor better especially because the sauce is thinner. Pork dry noodle came with a lot of meatballs, quail eggs, fish balls, a lot of liver, and some intestines and tofu.Dine in, came in to go containers with disposable utensils.
Daniil Ilin
Strange food. Long service. I will never come back
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Nikita Kovalev
Not tasty and very long. I'm not coming back here
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Soup
Katherine Reinheist
Good southeast Asian cuisine. The menu has a variety of noodle
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
thia h.
We have been trying all the burmese restaurants in Bay area and vicinity and so far, Kyain Kyain has been the best in terms of authentic taste. I just wish dishes were spicier or saltier (I'm assuming dishes are moderate taste to accommodate the non-burmese palate)....I miss food from back home.
I still consider this one of my favorite restaurants. Not great ambiance, but wonderful food and very kind and friendly service. Recently we ordered takeout dinner for 5 people who lean vegetarian. We liked what we ordered and would ablsolutely order it all again. Note that we also made a pot of white rice in our rice cooker at home to go with the fried roselle. 1. Tea Salad, 2. Fish Noodle Soup, 3. Yellow Noodle Salad with Tamarind Sauce, 4. Chicken Curry with Potato, 5. Roasted Garlic Noodle, 6. Fried Roselle (which comes frozen as a condiment so we warmed it in the microwave before serving).
Cedric Chan
This looks like a family business and I rate their services accordingly. I note that some of their food are served with take away containers and plastic cutleries, which I did not have any problem with this. The food is very authentic. Much more authentic than burmese superstar. The food is a little bit oily but I found most dishes in Mandelay Burma are the same. I like their tea leaf salad - they use a generous amount of fermented tea leafs. Their fish chowder is very delicious. I am grateful to find a decent burmese family restaurant in the bay area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Charlene Hone
The most legit Burmese food you can get. I have had many other restaurants and they don't compare to this place. A hole in the wall gem! I love their tea leaf salad and coconut noodle soup. There's plenty of other great dishes but those two dishes in particular are my favorite.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Yu Ya H.
A fellow Burmese here and Kyain Kyain has the best Kyay oh - pork vermicilli soup and Kyay oh si chat - pork vermicilli salad I have tasted in the States that hits close to home. The portions were so big and our group of four couldn't finish the dishes in the photo. Fried tofu was good as well as the pork sticks.
Mingshi Y.
My friends love this place, they really enjoy it. I don't prefer the cuisine but the food is very well made. (Personally it is too flavorful, but again it's just not my cup of tea). Incidentally, they do not serve iced tea but were accommodating of me and gave me a cup of hot tea with a cup of ice.It's a joint that is frequently visited by regulars. This is the dish that I will order in the future, it was so delicious and the right amount of flavor. Packed with veggies and pork meatballs (they do NOT skimp like most ramen restaurants).
Burmese noodle with or without soup. Tealeaf salad. Amazing.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fish Noodle Soup, Salad, Noodle Soup
Food was quite tasty. It was a bit difficult to eat though because it was served in to-go containers even for dine in.Paratha with Chicken Curry (4.5/5): Flaky paratha with super flavorful curry. Slightly oily.Roasted Garlic Noodle (5/5)
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 4
If you don't know how to cookyou should learn from someone who are really know about cooking in burmese style.pricing already expensive food really stupidddI don't know what you guys want.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Noodle Soup
Shan noodle was seriously salty with soy bean paste but also noodles were several bits and pieces. And I still ordered Kyay Oh. But I almost vomited on that. Meatballs which in it had badly smell and taste was terribly awful. 6 yrs ago, I had been there and your food and service was really good. What now? I can't even touch shan noodle and Kyay Oh. But nobody asked me what I need and what I want. Just grab my money. How rude of you are? I Actually I don't want to give even 1 star. I would give 0.
Food: 1
Service: 1
I wanted to chat with the owner about opening another location!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good curries, we had the beef curry and was very moist and flavorful, good spices and not too spicy.Tea leaf salad also very flavorful, not dry, and good textures although a bit salty.If you get noodles, get thin noodles because they soak up flavor better especially because the sauce is thinner. Pork dry noodle came with a lot of meatballs, quail eggs, fish balls, a lot of liver, and some intestines and tofu.Dine in, came in to go containers with disposable utensils.
Strange food. Long service. I will never come back
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Not tasty and very long. I'm not coming back here
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Soup
Good southeast Asian cuisine. The menu has a variety of noodle
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We have been trying all the burmese restaurants in Bay area and vicinity and so far, Kyain Kyain has been the best in terms of authentic taste. I just wish dishes were spicier or saltier (I'm assuming dishes are moderate taste to accommodate the non-burmese palate)....I miss food from back home.
Restaurantji Recommends
I still consider this one of my favorite restaurants. Not great ambiance, but wonderful food and very kind and friendly service. Recently we ordered takeout dinner for 5 people who lean vegetarian. We liked what we ordered and would ablsolutely order it all again. Note that we also made a pot of white rice in our rice cooker at home to go with the fried roselle. 1. Tea Salad, 2. Fish Noodle Soup, 3. Yellow Noodle Salad with Tamarind Sauce, 4. Chicken Curry with Potato, 5. Roasted Garlic Noodle, 6. Fried Roselle (which comes frozen as a condiment so we warmed it in the microwave before serving).
This looks like a family business and I rate their services accordingly. I note that some of their food are served with take away containers and plastic cutleries, which I did not have any problem with this. The food is very authentic. Much more authentic than burmese superstar. The food is a little bit oily but I found most dishes in Mandelay Burma are the same. I like their tea leaf salad - they use a generous amount of fermented tea leafs. Their fish chowder is very delicious. I am grateful to find a decent burmese family restaurant in the bay area.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The most legit Burmese food you can get. I have had many other restaurants and they don't compare to this place. A hole in the wall gem! I love their tea leaf salad and coconut noodle soup. There's plenty of other great dishes but those two dishes in particular are my favorite.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A fellow Burmese here and Kyain Kyain has the best Kyay oh - pork vermicilli soup and Kyay oh si chat - pork vermicilli salad I have tasted in the States that hits close to home. The portions were so big and our group of four couldn't finish the dishes in the photo. Fried tofu was good as well as the pork sticks.
My friends love this place, they really enjoy it. I don't prefer the cuisine but the food is very well made. (Personally it is too flavorful, but again it's just not my cup of tea). Incidentally, they do not serve iced tea but were accommodating of me and gave me a cup of hot tea with a cup of ice.It's a joint that is frequently visited by regulars. This is the dish that I will order in the future, it was so delicious and the right amount of flavor. Packed with veggies and pork meatballs (they do NOT skimp like most ramen restaurants).