Inle Burmese Cuisine

"The tea leaf salad at this Sunset spot is the only one on this guide that's garnished with a big fuschia-colored flower—it wins on style points by a landslide. The lettuce and red cabbage are also bigger chunks that get thoroughly coated in tea leaf dressing to maximize umami flavor. Order the salad to kick off a meal of excellent and comforting Burmese dishes, like garlic noodles, mohinga, chicken curry, and more. " - julia chen 1, ricky rodriguez, patrick wong

"Early 2023, Inle Burmese Cuisine moved from its original Noe Valley location to a bigger spot in the Inner Sunset. Even if they were to set up shop inside the bison paddock, we’d navigate through the herd and follow them—their Burmese specialties are that good. From mohinga, a fish and rice noodle soup, to fragrant chicken curry with chunks of potatoes, the comfort dishes don’t miss. The casual spot also has lunch specials on weekdays, a menu of Thai dishes like pad see ew and fried rice, and plenty of space to sit—all added bonuses to coming here." - julia chen 1

"Early 2023, Inle Burmese Cuisine moved from its original Noe Valley location to a bigger space in the Inner Sunset. Even if they were to set up shop inside the bison paddock, we’d navigate through the herd and follow them—their Burmese specialties are that good. From mohinga, a fish and rice noodle soup, to fragrant chicken curry with chunks of potatoes, the comfort dishes don’t miss. The casual spot also has lunch specials on weekdays, a menu of Thai dishes like pad see ew and Thai fried rice, and plenty of space to sit—all added bonuses to coming here. photo credit: Melissa Zink" - Julia Chen

"Fava beans have no business going as hard as they do... I have to say the $16 rendition at Inle is a top-tier contender for my favorite in San Francisco." - Paolo Bicchieri