A group of a dozen Chowhounds had a lovely “tasting” lunch at Myanmar last week. While not having a standard with which to compare the dishes, I didn’t find a loser in the bunch. I eat by myself a whole lot and... (4 replies, last updated by Minger January 10, 2008)

Someone queried about Myanmar a few months ago, hoping they (or anyone) have since been and returned and can offer some recent recommendations for Rangoon and beyond. (7 replies, last updated by Kmoe November 24, 2004)

OK I’m not really serious, although I will be there on Robbie Burns Day. But any recommendations at all for Myanmar (haggis accepted too)? (0 replies, last updated by estufarian January 11, 2004)

I just tried Myanmar Restaurant on Lee Hwy over the weekend, and I just want to say that it was absolutely delicious! I highly recommend the Spicy Eggplant. The noodle dishes are also very flavorful. (1 reply, last updated by Gonzocook April 15, 2008)

Myanmar in Falls Church really shone in a multi-course lunch for eight people. Started with the ginger salad, which I thought was perfect, only to be outdone (!) by the tea-leaf salad, similar but with some added bitterness. Wow.... (1 reply, last updated by Lowbar December 3, 2005)

After mentioning Myanmar Restaurant in a post earlier in the week, we decided to head there for dinner last night. It was as good as ever. We had two appetizers. The grahm fritters, which resemble falafel but have much more... (4 replies, last updated by KMango March 27, 2004)

and seemed to be loved by the locals. Sandy’s Myanmar, north of downtown, on the lake next door tothe Kandewgyi Palace hotel. Had a great beef salad (listed under the beef dishes as beef w/chilli, not the salads). Spicy,... (13 replies, last updated by Hella Delicious June 27, 2007)

I will be traveling to Myanmar in December. Has anyone been? I would like food and travel recommendations. I eat anything, and LOVE markets.... (11 replies, last updated by annebkk November 1, 2008)

a marvellous “new” version of fried koay teow in town – and it’s actually Myanmarese! Lightly fried with prawns, eggs, beansprouts, a generous dash of chilli paste & crisp mungbeans, it closely... (2 replies, last updated by klyeoh May 16, 2008)

Eleven Chowhound got together for lunch yesterday at this little place in Falls Church just inside the beltway. This is probably the fourth time our group has met here, so l think we like it. We ordered a tremendous variety of... (4 replies, last updated by julialimei August 15, 2008)

Fellow chowhounds – just recently visited Myanmar Restaurant and LOVED the ginger salad! The other 3 dishes we ordered (pork in tamarind curry, spicy shrimp and Malaysian-style fried noodles) were okay, but not mindblowing... (5 replies, last updated by David February 8, 2003)

We had lunch earlier today at Myanmar after not having been for a couple of months. They do have a new menu. All the American items are gone, so I couldn’t have fish fingers and french fries (just kidding). It was probably... (1 reply, last updated by Steve April 1, 2006)

I’ve been going to Myanmar in Falls Church for a number of years and only recently discovered that there are several dishes available that are not on the menu. One is a shrimp and beat spout salad that is different from the... (5 replies, last updated by tigerjohn August 5, 2006)

I tried Myanmar Restaurant in Falls Church this weekend with my wife and a few friends. This place is a find! I had never had Burmese food so I was unsure as to what to expect but I was quite happy with just about everything we... (1 reply, last updated by Bob W. April 3, 2003)

I returned from Burma (Myanmar) recently and found the food overall just okay and characteristically very mild (BTW, this is in contrast to the people who are the kindest, friendliest, and warmest people I have ever met). An... (1 reply, last updated by estufarian February 18, 2004)