Burmese

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Seven great spots, yes, including Burma Superstar.

Julia ChenFebruary 16, 2023

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Pagan Restaurant is a casual Richmond restaurant specializing in great Burmese and Thai dishes.

Julia ChenFebruary 15, 2023

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Inle Burmese Cuisine serves excellent Burmese and Thai classics in the Inner Sunset.

Julia ChenFebruary 15, 2023

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Burma Superstar is a Burmese restaurant in the Richmond with fantastic curries, noodles, and an iconic tea leaf salad. Expect a wait.

Julia ChenFebruary 15, 2023

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Burma Love serves great Burmese food in SoMa. Get the tea leaf salad.

Lani ConwayDecember 8, 2022

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Mandalay in the Richmond has been around since 1984. Decades later, the charming dining room is still packed nightly and serving up excellent homestyle Burmese dishes.

Julia ChenNovember 3, 2022

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Go to Burmese Kitchen in the Richmond for homestyle Burmese dishes, including some of our favorite garlic noodles in town.

Julia ChenNovember 2, 2022

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Burma Superstar in Oakland’s Temescal makes flavorful Burmese dishes - and a life-changing tea leaf salad.

Written byLani Conway

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Burma Love is a high-quality Burmese option in the Mission. You might even be able to go with a large group without a reservation.

Team InfatuationJanuary 14, 2022

SFGuide

A longtime chef and restaurateur on the range of local Burmese and blended cuisines.

Laura KiniryMay 24, 2021

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Herbal is a fantastic new Burmese spot in the Tenderloin - and they’re serving some of the best takeout we’ve had lately.

Julia ChenOctober 5, 2020

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Yamo is a small Burmese spot in the Mission with great (and cheap) food.

Will KamenskySeptember 3, 2019

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BStar Cafe in the Richmond serves the same Burmese food as its sibling, Burma Superstar, but a shorter wait.

Will KamenskyOctober 4, 2018

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B Star Bar in the Richmond is go-to spot for Burmese.