If you are a local or foreigner, this is a great place. It has the real local feel/vibe. People are friendly.
This is not a hi-so place, rather, a down to earth, real, authentic, Myanmar beer station with a huge menu and good BBQ.
I have been coming here for years. Made friends with everyone that passes through the place. Have had parties with friends here as well.
Cheap beer, attentive staff, good food!
bad service.
Been eating here for years. It is a hangout for locals and expats alike. I can not give it 5 stars as it is not a 5 start dining experience. You eat and drink here to get the experience of local culture and life.
The staff are friendly and will bend over backwards for you if you are polite. The waiters do not speak english, but, the two owners do. If they are present, ask for Hein and/or Htet. They will help you out and take care of any issues you may have.
Some people do have an issue with ordering or the total on the bill when it comes back. If you want to split a check, make sure you tell them something like "check A", "check B", "bill A", etc.. This helps avoid mixups. When you receive the bill, review it calmly and if there are issues, bring it up calmly. Even the locals do this and have issues sometimes, no matter what restaurant they visit. My wife is a local and reviews every bill every time, at every restaurant.
It's near to the palace. On th 66th street. The waiters are friendly and flexible.
Don't waste your time. They played tricks with the bill to overcharge us. When we noticed, the owner lied that they'd increased prices -- manifestly false since the receipt showed they'd charged us for different dishes than we ordered. It was an unpleasant experience. Plus, the food was mediocre at best. :)
Staff was fooling around and not very attentive, glasses were greasy, food was mediocre. Prices were alright, but a bit above average.
Good food and terrace, but dont appear the price on the menu.
It is open type building and you can get
draught beer and other bottle beer selection and barbecue.