Myanmar
Burmese cuisine sits at a crossroads of Indian, Chinese, and Southeast Asian influence, built around rice, fish sauce, and fermented tea leaves. Curries and salads both play a significant role in everyday meals.
Mohinga, a fish-based noodle soup, is widely considered Myanmar's national dish and a popular breakfast staple. Lahpet, fermented tea leaf salad, remains a uniquely Burmese culinary tradition.
Holidays & Special Occasions
Htamin Jin
Holidays & Special Occasions
Mohinga Festival Feast
Street Food
E Kya Kway
Sides
Balachaung
Street Food
Mont Lin Maya
Drinks
Htan Yay
Drinks
Lahpet Yay
Breads
Palata
Breads
Nan Bya
Desserts
Mont Lone Yay Baw
Desserts
Shwe Yin Aye
Sides
Shwe Phaw Thee Hin
Breakfast
Mohinga
Mains
Kyet Thar Hin
Mains
Danbauk
Salads
Kaung Yin Thoke
Salads
Thayet Thee Thoke
Soups
Hincho
Soups
Kyay Oh
Appetizers
Samusa Thoke
Appetizers
Lahpet Thoke
Lunches
Shan Khauk Swe
Lunches
Ohn No Khao Swe
Breakfast
Nan Bya with Chickpea Curry
