Burma Burma Restaurant & Tea Room

It’s an authentic Burmese pure veg restaurant not to be missed. The flavour of Burma with their staple food brought right on the table. Not to be missed is their Samosa Soup. I was lost in the flavour and taste. Spicy tea leaf & #avocado salad and tea leaf #salad with the crunch were both healthy and tasty. We ordered multiple drinks and none of them disappointed. They were all refreshing and perfect for the summer. The #dessert menu is also exclusive. Saffron and Samuza cheesecake was heavenly.

I visited this place with friends on a weekend evening. The management doesn't allow advance bookings so one has to walk-in and ask for the table on-the-fly. After waiting for 45 minutes, we got the table for 4. The ambience is good and the interiors are also beautiful. The staff is really polite with the ordering, serving and the management of high footfall. We ordered Bubble Tea, Khao sew, Spring Roll salad, and Stir fry Rice Bowl. Staff served for us as per our requirement. The portion size was appropriate for us. The food was initially bland, but we were given sides, toppings, sauces etc to customize the taste. There is no dedicated parking but one can give a car for Valet. Two wheeler owners have to find the parking space in nearby lanes. Overall our experience was good. I am up to visit other branches of Burma Burma also.

Wanted to drop by at Burma Burma for quite sometime. Finally was made possible this Sunday. Well it is a vegetarian restaurant with meat alternatives to offer. :: Refreshments :: ~ Paloma : It was a type of mocktail which had a burst of various flavours but spicy when draining down the throat, they do not serve it with a straw for some reason I am unaware of. Not a fan. ~ Berry Blush : It was reddish in colour, refreshing and sweet, an easy bet. :: Appetiser :: ~ Pan Fried Rice Dumpling : It tasted nothing like a dumling we would anticipate. It tasted bit like fuchka/panipuri/golgappa with a topping of cabbage. It will be an average for me. :: Main Dish :: ~ Grilled Mock Meat Skewers : We had it with our noodles but you can have it like an appetiser too. It was good to taste, marks my first experience tasting mock meat. ~ China Town Noodles : It had a lot of veggies and had a smell of turmeric which was a bit turn off for me. But overall good. :: Dessert :: ~ Street Style Burmese Falooda : It mentioned sticky rice in the description and I was instantly in for it, but it was not the kind of sticky rice I have tried before, the presentation was cute, came in a glass bowl. It was good to taste, had coconut milk in it.

This place is one of my timeless favourites. You can never go wrong with it! Have been here for multiple occasions with family and friends, and their experience never disappoints! It's loved alike by all – youngsters, parents and even the elderly! The best part about them is that they have a vegan menu, including desserts! They even have jain and gluten free options so dining with dietary restrictions here is a total breeze! I would visit more often if it wasn't for the lofty price point, but if that's what it takes to maintain the experience and quality, I don't mind! The Tangy Tohu, Moringa Soup, Samosa Soup and their rice bowls are among my must trys! 10/10, would recommend!

They have a very different taste and menu. I really like the names and delicious food. Their coconut milk dip is awesome. I have never had cotton soft buns which I had here. Bubbles in the bubble tea were very chewy and dumplings I didn't like. Rest all was good. Recommendation - Lotus stem chips, bun with any stuffing, falafal, potato wo, cheese cake, noodles Not recommended - bubble tea, panna cotta

Unique Culinary Experience at Burma Burma. Burma Burma offers a truly unique vegetarian dining experience with flavors. The menu is thoughtfully curated, featuring authentic Burmese dishes that are hard to find elsewhere. Every dish is a blend of rich spices, textures, and vibrant presentations, making it a delight for food enthusiasts. However, while the flavors and ambiance are top-notch, the pricing is on the higher side. It’s an excellent place for a special occasion or to explore new cuisines. That said, the experience, service, and exclusivity of the dishes make it worth trying.

One of the best vegetarian restaurants I’ve visited in Bangalore! As a non-veg eater, I was surprised by how flavorful and satisfying the food was. We tried noodles, red chili rice, mock meat, and their unique teas — all were excellent. Great hospitality too. Highly recommend this place if you’re around Indiranagar!

Best fine dining restaurant in Indiranagar Ambience was really was although place was noisy , staffs were humble KHAO SUEY: was 10/10 perfectly balanced with richness of curry and vegetables. SAMOSA SOUP: 10/10 a must try item Bao: 9/10 There was a long waiting so dont forget to book prior