Shwe Sa Bwe

Aug’ 25: This new location has a different vibe from the previous one. My craving for lasagna was perfectly satisfied with this mouthwatering dish—loved it! The service was excellent, and the tartar was also delicious. Charming place. The owner and staffs are super nice and friendly. The dishes are reasonably priced and tasty. Matcha latte was superb! Will try their breakfast or lunch next time.

Beautiful atmosphere with great local decor. Amazing business lunch menu!!! They change the daily business lunch options often. Great variety! One of my favorite places in the city! Ms. Phyu is incredible and is willing to help with special requests.

The Sizzling Saddle is the city’s best Western restaurant. Its cozy, rustic vibe creates a warm atmosphere. Friendly service and a great selection of craft cocktails make every visit special. Hands down, the top spot in town!

Lovely place, lovely vibe and nice and friendly people here. Interior designs are amazingly beautiful. Perfect place for your fine dining and have a drink.

Really lovely restaurant operating as a training restaurant for locals. The food and service was wonderful. Decor was really well done mixing old and new. Get a seat outside on the garden if you can. Also, the training staff make their money through tips so be generous.

Loved the ambience. The chef was very friendly and he introduced us to the establishment and took us on a tour around the kitchen as well as the rooms filled with decoratives. The cause is very meaningful. The three course meal was just nice. The complimentary bread was very crusty and light in the middle. Haven't had a good baguette in along time. Would definitely go there again another day.

This is a western restaurant with a gourmet setup. The waitresses are very aware and polite and do a good job. The dishes are kind of small but 3 courses make you full. The food is decent not the best i have had. I think i needs more flavor - the meat though were perfectly cooked. The restaurant is a training center where young people who cant afford an education can come into training for 11 months. The food was quiet expensive. 41.000 kyats for 3 courses. You have to pay extra tips to make sure chefs in training get an income. Not really sure how to rate this restaurant - is it a charity meal? A gourmet meal? An ordinary restaurant meal or?

I love their concept of local training and live-and-learn. Simple dishes but splendid.