Burma Burma Restaurant & Tea Room

Had a truly memorable experience at Burma Burma in Fort! The ambience was calming and tastefully done—elegant yet welcoming. Despite the lunch rush, the place was well managed and we were seated quickly. Service was top-notch throughout—prompt, warm, and thoughtful. Our server Chris deserves a special mention for being incredibly helpful and attentive. We started with the Burmese Blossom and Peru Lemonade—both non-alcoholic and refreshingly unique. For food, the lotus stem crisps were perfectly crunchy and addictive, and the signature Burma Burma Oh No Khowsuey was nothing short of divine—comforting, creamy, and full of flavour. Even the bathrooms had charming little signs in Burmese, which added to the thoughtful detailing across the space. Can’t wait to go back already!

If you're looking to explore the rich and aromatic world of Burmese cuisine, this restaurant is an absolute must-visit. The dishes are bursting with bold flavours. Special mention must go to the Burmese tea, which is nothing short of exceptional. Rich, creamy, and perfectly brewed, it's a warm, nostalgic experience in a cup. Just a tip: make sure you arrive on time or a bit early — the place gets busy fast and there’s often a long wait. But trust me, it’s well worth it.

Burma Burma at Fort area is probably the best place to have Burmese cuisine. The joint is small, but it is a long wait to secure a table on weekends as no prior reservations taken, only walk-ins are accepted. The food is variety, tasty & delicious, the service was also good. No alcohol served here. Khowsuey Splits was delicious and the quantity was more than enough. Bubble Tea Thai tea, Raw Mango Salad, Burmese Falafel, Smoked Burmese Cheese are worth mentioning. Their takeaway brown coloured paper bag is good and holds good amount of weight. Overall a good experience of Burmese food, definitely worth a second visit.

They have got some really good food both in taste and quality. Their desserts are a must try especially the berry blast added recently, also, the samosa soup and khow suey noodles are a must try. The staff too is very helpful. They do not take reservations so I would recommend better to go in advance.

🌟 Burma Burma, Fort – Beautiful Food, Disappointing Service Start While the food and drinks at Burma Burma impressed across the board, the initial service experience left a bad taste. When I arrived, I requested a sofa seat. Despite several tables being empty, I was told all sofa seats were reserved. They then seated me directly in front of the entrance, where I had to deal with constant foot traffic. I requested to move to a quieter corner inside, but again was told the seat was reserved. Minutes later, another guest was seated there without hesitation. This partial and dismissive behaviour by the steward was unprofessional and superficial. They did rectify it when I raised the issue—but this kind of experience in a premium space is unacceptable. ⸻ 👥 Service Interactions • Cold and inflexible at first, corrected only after being called out. • The tone felt more mechanical than warm—not what you expect from a space this refined. • The saving grace: the food and drinks eventually did bring the mood back up. ⸻ 🍽️ What I Ordered & Mini Reviews 🧋 Bubble Tea – Mango Raspberry Chilli A brilliant burst of flavours—sweet, tangy, and mildly spicy. The bubbles had great texture, and the chilli heat was subtle yet exciting. 🫕 Tangi Chickpea & Tofu Delightfully umami-forward. The tofu was soft, chickpeas well-cooked, and the tanginess balanced the richness. A comforting and filling dish. 🍜 Uncle Maung’s Spicy Chilli Noodles Slurpy, spicy, and deeply satisfying. The noodles were cooked just right, and the chilli hit was bold but not overpowering. 🧉 Elderflower Kombucha Crisp and floral—light on the palate with a clean finish. A refreshing pairing with the richer dishes. 🧊 Iced Tea Cool and calming. Not overly sweet, with a nice balance of tea flavour and citrus notes. 🥟 Grilled Baos The only disappointment. While the concept is great, the baos were dry and lacked punch in the filling. Compared to everything else, this one fell flat. ⸻ 💬 Final Food Feel Aside from the grilled baos, everything was fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully crafted. The layers of flavour in each item really showcased the Burmese inspiration in a modern way. ⸻ ✅ Final Verdict Burma Burma delivers beautifully on the plate and in the glass, but needs to up its hospitality game—especially at the Fort location. What could have been a flawless dining experience was tarnished by partial service and superficial seating policies. That said, the food is worth returning for, and hopefully, next time the service matches the cuisine. 🌶️🧋🫕🥟🧉

Best place to have authentic Burmese food , the place is always full and mostly waiting times are minimum 30 min to 45 min. I am deducting 2 star from service because of The bad taste of the manager asking us to empty the table because we were sitting on a 6 people table and we were 4 people which was kind of rude since he only offered that place , worst is this happened in middle of our appetizer. That's not a friendly Indian way of welcoming your guests Otherwise what a food , what variety of drinks with a good selection of iced tea and you have to try their bubble tea and don't miss on the khow suey and the crispy lotus stem. Sure to visit again minus the manager experience

Burma Burma Fort Music & Live Screen: Yes Seating: Indoor Parking: 2 wheelers Yes || 4 wheelers Yes Burma Burma Fort, as always, delivered a delightful and authentic Burmese dining experience. Our recent visit was a vegetarian exploration of their menu, and we were thoroughly impressed by the depth of flavors and textures. We had: -Chickpea tohu soup -Burmese pepper soup -Potato crispy -Lotus stem crisps -Burma burma khowsuey 🔸Chickpea Tohu Soup🔸 It was a comforting and creamy delight. The subtle sweetness of the chickpea tohu (a Burmese version of tofu) was perfectly balanced by the savory broth. It was a warm, ideal for a cozy meal 🔸Burmese pepper soup🔸The peppery broth was aromatic and had a pleasant kick, warming us from the inside out. 🔸Potato crispy🔸 It was a simple yet satisfying dish. They were fried to a golden crisp, offering a delightful crunch 🔸Lotus stem crisps🔸The lotus stems were perfectly fried, with a subtle sweetness. 🔸Burma burma khowsuey🔸This wes a standout.This iconic Burmese dish was executed to perfection. The coconut milk-based broth was rich and creamy, with a blend of spices. The noodles were cooked al dente, and the various toppings – from fried onions to peanuts – added an amazing texture. 🌼Recommendation🌼 Burma burma khowsuey Soup of your choice 🌼Overall🌼 Service 5/5 Food 4.5/5 Price 3.5/5

Loved the food and vibe at Burma Burma! Had such a lovely experience at Burma Burma Mumbai yesterday! Tried quite a few dishes from their menu and was genuinely impressed especially the salads and dim sums, which were super fresh and full of flavour. The Zero Proof Cocktails totally surprised me in a good way! So refreshing and thoughtfully made, not your usual mocktails. But honestly, the Khao Suey stole the show. Creamy, comforting, and just the right amount of spice no one does it quite like them. What’s interesting is that the entire menu is completely vegetarian.. yet so flavourful, you won’t miss the meat at all! Food was delicious, the ambience warm and welcoming and everything felt clean and well-kept. If you’re into Burmese food or want to try something new, I’d definitely recommend checking this place out!