The Pansodan

What a shame. Beautiful colonial restaurant. Lovely lovely staffs. The food that we ordered and that did arrived taste really good. Certain food seems to take forever. For us and other tables we realised. 1hour wait for the fish curry tiffin set. Bone marrow took more 1.15hr and arrived when we already asked for our bill and given up. Staffs seems super busy even thought the restaurant was not fully occupied. Order hot water, reminded 4 times, finally the last girl brought me some. If a restaurant that do no have food to serve their customers, no matter how good your deco and staffs are, it is unacceptable. Go if you have lost of time on your hand and dont mind the wait.

Hands down, this is the most elegant restaurant and bar in Yangon! It’s simply stunning and so lovely to see this building restored to its former glory. Friendly service and expat/foreigner prices but great quality dishes and drinks

A real find. Great decor, attention to detail, good vibe and fitting music. Recommend checking out seating upstairs. Great cocktails, try the tamarind margarita for sure. I wish there were a few more vegetarian options on the menu, and the dessert menu somehow left me unmoved. They have wifi and don't mind laptops.

Get their grilled chicken. Best in town. Their pea shoot salad is also very nice. Their lamb biryani had a huge chunk of lamb. Don't get their duck si chat khauk swe noodle. It has a weird after taste and a bit salty.

Restaurant serves myanmar and indian food. The lamb briyani is excellent, with the lamb tasty with spices. Service is great and pleasant. The restaurant is located in a colonial buildings with high ceilings and has seatings on two storey. The decor is British colonial style

Look, it's my 6th day in Myanmar - and it was the first time i liked local food With all the respect: i appreciate that this wonderful country last decades simply didn't have resources to develope sophisticated cuisine. When you survive, you don't care about different ways to cook certain parts of animal - you just eat protein (when you're lucky to get it) But - OMG. How good is it to eat food, cooked with understanding I wonder if i were in Paris, would i rate this place same high? But for Myanmar five stars are just not enough

a new restaurant in Yangon with an Indian bent. The food and service was good and it is worth a visit. being new it is a work in progress and would expect to get better over time. lots of hard surfaces so a bit on the noisy side and i had a wobbly table which was a bit annoying. prices are reasonable by western standards.

Good quality restaurant serving delicious Myanmar foods. Nice ambience with excellent service. The foods served here are similar to Rangoon Tea House