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"Chin tribal leader Than Hre opened the Chin Brothers complex in 2007 as a gathering place for the area’s Chin refugees (immigrants who have fled violence in Myanmar), as well as Indiana’s broader Burmese community. Located in Southport, 30 minutes south of downtown, the business includes a supermarket dedicated to Southeast Asian groceries and an adjacent restaurant, where you can watch closed circuit television beaming in Burmese musicals while noshing on dishes like lahpet-thohk (tea leaf salad), Burmese-style samosas, and sabuti, a hominy soup with beef offal. Know before you go: On your way out, shop for gifts — and maybe a traditional Burmese longyi, available in various fabrics — in the adjacent market." - Brian Garrido