Saung Kitchen - Authentic Myanmar Cuisine — Restaurant in Chiang Mai Province

We arrived there around 8:50 AM and the restaurant was empty, no customer, amazingly no staff. We knocked the kitchen door after waiting for awhile. The food is clean and standard taste. Atmosphere is clean and decorated. A staff served pretty well. But, the price is off the chart. Even in classic Thai restaurants, a bowl of noodle is around 50-60 thb. Here, they charge 99 thb. This is also way high among Burmese food sellers. A cup of tea is 50 thb. At tea shops in Changklan, we can get it by 20. We also bought potatoes chips and canned beans to try. The bill was over 700 thb for 2 persons. So, this place can be for occasional gatherings and for foreigners. With the value we received with this price, I am not so sure for another visit unless for...

Nice to see a new Burmese place! They just opened a few months ago so are smoothing out some rough edges. We were given 3 different menus that all had the same things in different formats. There ARE Thai script menus for Thai friends if you ask. We had 4 dishes that all complemented each other and were all quite nice. The fish paste was a bit too salty but, yeah, fish paste so, of course. The guy came out and chatted a bit at the end of our meal and explained his food is prepared on the salty side instead of too sweet. Glad we went, will be sure...

ely decorations and delicious foods

I recently visited a restaurant that specializes in traditional Myanmar cuisine and tea. The location was lovely and the decorations were beautiful, giving the restaurant a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The highlight of my visit, however, was the food. Everything I tried was delicious, with bold and authentic flavors that truly embodied the traditional Myanmar culinary experience. If you're a fan of Southeast Asian cuisine or simply looking for a new dining experience, I highly recommend giving this...