Mingalar Coffee Shop — Restaurant in Talat Nuea

i went twice. First ate lahpet, mohinga and samosa things. mohinga epic the other 2 just ok imo. Service both times has been great in that they are friendly and welcoming and do their best to accomodate you. Prices cheap as hell and i dont see any evidence of dual pricing. Atmosphere may be out of the comfort zone for some unadventurous types of people. It can be full up of people and you may sit at a table with burmese on little tiny chairs with no idea wtf is going on around you but that's half the charm of it. Last time I went there were 2 little girls begging for money at the counter and they got told off by the man cooking. Anyway its a cool place for mohinga...

epic traditional-made naan and chicken curry. The hot tea was also excellent, it was like a hot thai tea but less sweet. I wish i could have come back to try more food like the samosas.

It's a bit intimidating as a tourist but well worth the adventure, and I found sitti g there quite fun. Plus, no clue when I will be able to visit myanmar, so I say this restaurant is a must-go for any food traveler. I wasn't offered a menu, which was strange to me. Just walk in and sit down, someone will come to...

This place deserves all the business but I also don’t want it to be tainted by tourists. The food is incredible. Coming to Phuket and not getting Burmese food is like going to San Diego and not getting Mexican food. You have to. The Nan byar was so light and tender, amazing with the lamb curry they serve it with. And the Mohinga soup is the perfect way to start your day. A citrusy lemongrassy bowl of deliciousness. Also get the hot tea! Best I’ve had...