Veronica P.
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Love the new menu. I enjoyed the fresh and nuanced deliciousness of the Burmese dishes here, all done with modern and tasteful twists by Head Chef Noom. My faves were the Laphet Hummus ($14++), a Burmese fermented tea oil-mixed hummus served with warm pita, the Samusa Thoke ($12++) which required smashing and mixed prior to eating, the incredible Short Rib Skewers ($18++)) topped with a herbaceous pennywort salad and Burmese chimichurri. The Wet Thar Dan Bauk ($34++), a Burmese-style biryani with tender pork knuckle and a refreshing piquant green mango salad was really enjoyable too.
The space is comfortable and the ambience, very inviting. In short, a great place to chill and have proper conversations (am glad the music is not too loud) over unique and really tasty food.