Chin Brothers Restaurant

Burmese restaurant · Greenwood Place

Chin Brothers Restaurant

Burmese restaurant · Greenwood Place

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2318 E Stop 11 Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46227

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This charming spot serves up delightful Burmese cuisine with friendly service, offering everything from rich curries to refreshing milk teas, all in a cozy atmosphere.  

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+1 317 888 1850
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"Open for: All dayPrice range: $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

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"A cornerstone of the neighborhood since 2007, offering Chin classics like vok sa ril, a sausage made from sticky rice, pork blood, and ground pork."

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Adelino Esquivel

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Peaceful and quiet great meal to get when it's cold outside. The food is amazing 👏 hot and delicious. The staff are friendly and Courteous as well. The bathrooms are clean and tables and floors are pristine as well. I took my time enjoying my meal and the atmosphere peacefully. A++++ Soup Can't wait to try more dishes soon.

Roger Zylstra

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This place was delightful. Even with the place half full, the place stayed quiet and calm. The food was very good and tasted very fresh. It was a new culture of food that I hadn't experienced and I'm glad we tried it. Also, check out the grocery store next time.

Hi Guys

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My mom and sister goes to this restaurant to get "Burree" (Idk how to spell it). They also get Samosas and I gotta say, it's really good. I've been there and ordered in that restaurant personally with my family. It was a fun time, though the food took a little longer than expected. Other than that, it was an amazing experience.

Thomas Mang

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We stopped by this place after seeing it online ads, stop by from different state. Such a disappointment, my gf feel ill after having couple bites of Nan Gyi Thoke. Tomato were old in La Phat Thoke and overall salty. Crispy pork are no where Crispy but rock hard. Samosa were decent. Had to throw away the rest of food.Not a great experience.

Geoff

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One of my favorite Burmese restaurants in Indianapolis. The wait staff is very friendly (if, perhaps, a bit slow). There is a wide variety of Burmese dishes, desserts and milk teas. The food that I have ordered (curries, fried noodles, honeydew milk tea, tea leaf salad) have all been top notch. There is often Burmese BGM and the restaurant has limited but nice decorations and photos of Myanmar. The price is pretty reasonable but definitely not cheap. The restaurant is connected to an Asian supermarket and occasionally you may need to enter the restaurant through the supermarket. The bathrooms are clean and well maintained.

Rashmita Basu

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Excellent burmese food. Our favorite are mohing kha soup, poori, singapore rice noodles, steamed chicken with rice, fried chicken with rice and milk tea among several other dishes. Definitely recommend.

Helinda ttuep

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This is a really bad business place. first they scam people left to right, secondly their food is horribly done..even if the service is bad it doesn’t matter to them because the waiter just adds the tip herself on your card.

Erik Stewart (艾祥龍)

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It was my first time here and I ordered the Burmese Spicy Style Chicken with white rice. Also ordered the hot Burmese milk tea - which was good and tasted similar to milk tea with condensed milk that I have drunk in Singapore and Malaysia. The servers were very nice and friendly. I will be back again!