PS-Asian Restaurant

First time trying Burmese food and I would say it’s not my favorite. I tried Burmese rice noodles that taste almost like laksa but it’s tasteless and the noodle texture is soggy. I tried Burmese Shan noodles that top with chicken and pickled sour mustard, the sauce is creamy Peanut flavor. I also tried Burmese noodles soup. The soup like eggdrop soup but tasted so fishy. The topping is half of boiled egg and corn fritters. For the kids, I tried fry Kway Theo and shrimp fried rice. I would say everything is lack of seasoning. But the service is very fast and the servers are so friendly, kind, and very helpful. They also don’t provide free ice water, they sell bottle water.

Lovely little Burmese restaurant in Clarkston! Went there on a Friday evening, it was definitely quite for them. The owner greeted and seated us. She came over to recommend a few dishes. We settled with two noodle dishes and one rice dish. Love all of them. It's exactly the Southeast Asian flavors I expect! Go try it out, you won't regret it!

We got the beef Fried Kway Theo and Steamed Pompano. The first was umami and generous in the sliced beef. The second my wife loved! It was tangy and full of leafy vegetables with large pieces of sliced ginger. We’ll be back.

Food was yummy, definitely more of a takeout place than sit down. The Burmese rice noodle was served cold, which was a bit surprising, but still yummy. Has a small kick to it, white people beware. I see another review where there’s a lunch buffet, might try that out next time. Black pepper beef was good, definitely great for the price. Cash recommended

Came here for lunch on Saturday with a party of 4. We tried the small lunch buffet for $10.99, plus we ordered the whole fried fish a la carte. We thoroughly enjoyed every dish on the buffet, including the fried fish slices. The sour soup was great. It reminds me of Vietnamese home cooking, although it’s Burmese. Definitely will return in the future.

Most of the time I came there the owner or waiter always forgot to bring us water. And this is how their Burmese Nan gyi thoe look like and also taste old and sour.

I stop here at least twice a month. Haven’t had a bad dish yet. They have a weekend buffet all you can eat for 10 bucks.

Such a unique find!! You don’t get food this reasonably priced and generously served these days. Very lucky to be able to try Burmese food. Fast service, and yummy food. Tailor spice to your taste buds with the spice at the table. We ordered off the Burmese menu. Came here after a morning study sesh at Refuge Coffee — come support the community and business owners of Clarkston!