Very cheap and fast! Roti was 700 kyat ans good but only available in the morning and evening. Tea leaf salad was 1000 kyat with a soup and big portion
Super Cheap, Super good.
Por 1€ comimos dos personas. 2 shan nodles y un roti de huevo. Todo buenísimo, uno de los mejores bares en los que he estado de myanmar. Recomendado
This unassuming little place is probably the best place I have eaten in Myanmar so far. Their rotis, tea leaf salad and Shan noodle soup are all delicious. The food is much cheaper and of far higher quality than some of the more well known places recommended in guidebooks. Highly recommend for authentic and tasty Shan food.
Fantastic little place opposite the Red Dragon hotel serving great cheap Shan food, specialising in rotis and dumplings. It's a classic street food setting with simple metal stools and tables on a veranda. They make the dumplings and rotis out in the open so you can see your meal being cooked fresh. As seems common for Myanmese eateries and teahouses, "green tea" is bottomless and free. I've been back numerous times and tried almost everything on the menu and can confidently say it's all good! I just wolfed down a vegetable and egg roti with a tea leaf salad, spending less than 1 USD for a delicious and filling dinner. The only downside is the food and service can be a bit patchy at the weekends, possibly because the teenage kids takeover the running of the place, but the only trouble we had was disappointing chocolate & banana rotis (I prefer the coconut ones anyway.)
A humble eating restaurant in front of Red Dragon Hotel, Hsipaw. They don't have a Menu card but a photo album from where you can select the dishes. The food was tasty and cheap. The people there were also nice. A good experience for backpackers visiting the area. Also, It would be kind of someone who can add pics of the place as somehow I lost pics I took of the place. In Myanmar, If you are interested in giving back the community, adding them on Google Map is a nice way to do so.