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Road To Myanmar Asian Cuisine
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Nearby attractions
Ackland Art Museum
101 S Columbia St, Chapel Hill, NC 27599
Old Well
E Cameron Ave, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Morehead Planetarium and Science Center
250 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Coker Arboretum
399 E Cameron Ave, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Carolina Performing Arts
114 E Cameron Ave, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Chapel Hill & Orange County Welcome Center
308 W Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Morehead-Patterson Bell Tower
Bell Tower, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, United States
Kenan Memorial Stadium
104 Stadium Dr, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
The Forest Theatre
123 S Boundary St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Carmichael Arena
310 South Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Nearby restaurants
Sutton's Drug Store
159 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Carolina Coffee Shop
138 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Moge Tee - Chapel Hill
151 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Wheat Express 麦小茶
143 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Hibachi & Company
153 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Yaya Tea Chapel Hill
157 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, United States
Bandido's Mexican Cafe
159 1/2 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Grk Yeero - Chapel Hill
169 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Cosmic Cantina
118 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Time-Out Restaurant - East Franklin
201 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
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AC Hotel Chapel Hill Downtown
214 W Rosemary St, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
The Carolina Inn, a Destination by Hyatt Hotel
211 Pittsboro St, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Graduate by Hilton Chapel Hill
311 W Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
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Road To Myanmar Asian Cuisine

147 E Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
4.7(63)
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attractions: Ackland Art Museum, Old Well, Morehead Planetarium and Science Center, Coker Arboretum, Carolina Performing Arts, Chapel Hill & Orange County Welcome Center, Morehead-Patterson Bell Tower, Kenan Memorial Stadium, The Forest Theatre, Carmichael Arena, restaurants: Sutton's Drug Store, Carolina Coffee Shop, Moge Tee - Chapel Hill, Wheat Express 麦小茶, Hibachi & Company, Yaya Tea Chapel Hill, Bandido's Mexican Cafe, Grk Yeero - Chapel Hill, Cosmic Cantina, Time-Out Restaurant - East Franklin
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(919) 537-8030
Website
roadtomyanmar.com

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Featured dishes

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dish
Hainanese Chicken (ကြက်ဆီထမင်း)
dish
Kyay Oh Si Chat (Burmese Pork Noodle In Fried Garlic Oil)

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Nearby attractions of Road To Myanmar Asian Cuisine

Ackland Art Museum

Old Well

Morehead Planetarium and Science Center

Coker Arboretum

Carolina Performing Arts

Chapel Hill & Orange County Welcome Center

Morehead-Patterson Bell Tower

Kenan Memorial Stadium

The Forest Theatre

Carmichael Arena

Ackland Art Museum

Ackland Art Museum

4.7

(262)

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Old Well

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4.7

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Open until 12:00 AM
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Morehead Planetarium and Science Center

Morehead Planetarium and Science Center

4.4

(149)

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Coker Arboretum

Coker Arboretum

4.8

(182)

Closed
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Carolina Coffee Shop

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Grk Yeero - Chapel Hill

Cosmic Cantina

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Sutton's Drug Store

Sutton's Drug Store

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Carolina Coffee Shop

Carolina Coffee Shop

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Moge Tee - Chapel Hill

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Reviews of Road To Myanmar Asian Cuisine

4.7
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4.0
10w

As a UNC alumni of Chin background who had always wished to see Burmese cuisine more accessible for the UNC community to try, I was so excited when I found out about this restaurant, so I came with high expectations.

The Pad Gra Pao was an amazing portion size for the price! I was so happy to see the beef pad gra pao made from ground beef like how I like it (which thai restaurants here don’t do). I do think it was a bit sweeter than the typical Pad Gra Pao I’ve had though, and didn’t taste the pungent savory flavor that I usually love from Pad Gra Pao even when ordering thai hot. This could be because of the day I went though!

Coconut noodle / Khao Swe was great and compared to the high prices for the dish in surrounding Thai restaurants, it is a decent portion!

The Pad Thai during this visit had a different and thinner type of noodle used than usual medium-size noodle in Pad thais, and wasn’t as saucy as usual either. Other google reviews do seem to have it looking more saucy and the usual noodle size though so it could’ve just been this visit! The flavor itself was still good though.

Paratha appetizer (shown in photo, one piece already eaten by us) was sooo good and tasted very authentic, highly recommend for those new to burmese cuisine.

Note that since this was my only visit some of the flavors could also be from the specific day I went. There’s also a Student discount with your ID card! Hopefully the next visit will be even better! The staff were super friendly and I wish the best to the restaurant in...

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5.0
15w

Road to Myanmar is one of those rare restaurants that just makes you feel thankful it exists. The food is so authentic and full of flavor, every bite feels like it’s made with love. It’s the kind of cooking that reminds you food can be both comforting and exciting at the same time😋

What really touched me, though, were the people. The staff are unbelievably kind and welcoming as there’s a genuine warmth in the way they treat you, like you’re a guest in their home rather than just a customer. You can tell they care deeply about what they do, and that energy fills the whole space.

The vibe is cozy, inviting, and just makes you want to stay a little longer. I walked out not only full, but grateful that Chapel Hill has such a beautiful place that brings people together through amazing food and genuine...

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5.0
15w

This place was probably one of the best cuisines I’ve ever been to. Already as we went in the staff greeted us and they were so nice and welcoming. When our food came we were immediately blown away at how beautifully presented and flavorful our food was. We all tried a different dish and each dish was packed with rich flavors and tasted so savory. I would definitely recommend trying their Coconut Noodles and Pad Thai. Whether you grew up trying Burmese cuisine are not, this place is hands down a go to spot to eat and enjoy their dishes and I’ll definitely be...

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Sarahann BuSarahann Bu
As a UNC alumni of Chin background who had always wished to see Burmese cuisine more accessible for the UNC community to try, I was so excited when I found out about this restaurant, so I came with high expectations. The Pad Gra Pao was an amazing portion size for the price! I was so happy to see the beef pad gra pao made from ground beef like how I like it (which thai restaurants here don’t do). I do think it was a bit sweeter than the typical Pad Gra Pao I’ve had though, and didn’t taste the pungent savory flavor that I usually love from Pad Gra Pao even when ordering thai hot. This could be because of the day I went though! Coconut noodle / Khao Swe was great and compared to the high prices for the dish in surrounding Thai restaurants, it is a decent portion! The Pad Thai during this visit had a different and thinner type of noodle used than usual medium-size noodle in Pad thais, and wasn’t as saucy as usual either. Other google reviews do seem to have it looking more saucy and the usual noodle size though so it could’ve just been this visit! The flavor itself was still good though. Paratha appetizer (shown in photo, one piece already eaten by us) was sooo good and tasted very authentic, highly recommend for those new to burmese cuisine. Note that since this was my only visit some of the flavors could also be from the specific day I went. There’s also a Student discount with your ID card! Hopefully the next visit will be even better! The staff were super friendly and I wish the best to the restaurant in their business 🫶
Brendan WestfallBrendan Westfall
This place was worth the drive from Winston-Salem for authentic Burmese cuisine! My partner and I shared the samosa salad, nann g thoke, kyay oh pork noodle soup, chicken curry with roti and pal parata as well. And we got some Burmese desserts to go, too! Everything was well spiced and complex, and cooked perfectly. The service was fast and inviting, you can tell they take great pride in what they make and the opportunity to share Burmese cuisine in Chapel Hill. If you have never tried Burmese food before--do yourself a favor and change that.
daidaisuisuibdaidaisuisuib
It would have been zero stars if I could. We order char kway teow with shrimp. It tasted nothing like what I had in Malaysia. Not even the right type of noodles. No chives, no char or smokey aroma. Worse still it's sweet, way way too sweet. When I call back. They just told me their chef used to open restaurant in Malaysia.. Pic 1 is from this place and pic 2 is from my trip in Malaysia. Do yourself a favor, if you have craving for Malaysian food, pls go somewhere else
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As a UNC alumni of Chin background who had always wished to see Burmese cuisine more accessible for the UNC community to try, I was so excited when I found out about this restaurant, so I came with high expectations. The Pad Gra Pao was an amazing portion size for the price! I was so happy to see the beef pad gra pao made from ground beef like how I like it (which thai restaurants here don’t do). I do think it was a bit sweeter than the typical Pad Gra Pao I’ve had though, and didn’t taste the pungent savory flavor that I usually love from Pad Gra Pao even when ordering thai hot. This could be because of the day I went though! Coconut noodle / Khao Swe was great and compared to the high prices for the dish in surrounding Thai restaurants, it is a decent portion! The Pad Thai during this visit had a different and thinner type of noodle used than usual medium-size noodle in Pad thais, and wasn’t as saucy as usual either. Other google reviews do seem to have it looking more saucy and the usual noodle size though so it could’ve just been this visit! The flavor itself was still good though. Paratha appetizer (shown in photo, one piece already eaten by us) was sooo good and tasted very authentic, highly recommend for those new to burmese cuisine. Note that since this was my only visit some of the flavors could also be from the specific day I went. There’s also a Student discount with your ID card! Hopefully the next visit will be even better! The staff were super friendly and I wish the best to the restaurant in their business 🫶
Sarahann Bu

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This place was worth the drive from Winston-Salem for authentic Burmese cuisine! My partner and I shared the samosa salad, nann g thoke, kyay oh pork noodle soup, chicken curry with roti and pal parata as well. And we got some Burmese desserts to go, too! Everything was well spiced and complex, and cooked perfectly. The service was fast and inviting, you can tell they take great pride in what they make and the opportunity to share Burmese cuisine in Chapel Hill. If you have never tried Burmese food before--do yourself a favor and change that.
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Brendan Westfall

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It would have been zero stars if I could. We order char kway teow with shrimp. It tasted nothing like what I had in Malaysia. Not even the right type of noodles. No chives, no char or smokey aroma. Worse still it's sweet, way way too sweet. When I call back. They just told me their chef used to open restaurant in Malaysia.. Pic 1 is from this place and pic 2 is from my trip in Malaysia. Do yourself a favor, if you have craving for Malaysian food, pls go somewhere else
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