Yoma Burmese Foods

Went on a Saturday afternoon, and it was empty.
The interior has a lot of cultural decorations.
They also have a mini shop selling merch and some ingredients for their dishes. Our server was friendly, and the food was brought out in waves, in a reasonable amount of time. - Pickled Tea Salad ($12.85): Had to get this because it is one of their signature dishes.
It was a bit too salty, but I enjoyed it overall, especially the crunchiness of the nuts.
However, the price is expensive relative to the preparation effort (also considering that you can buy the ingredients from their in-store shop for cheaper). - Chicken Plata ($9.75): The flatbread was very good.
It was kind of like a thinner scallion pancake.
The curry was also pretty good. - Coconut Chicken Noodle Soup ($14.25): The broth was creamy with a deep coconut flavor.
The noodles were soft and had a starchy aftertaste.
The chicken was overly salted and not plentiful, and the egg was just there. - Golden Chicken Noodles ($14.25): This was basically a brothless version of the Coconut Chicken Noodle Soup. - Rainbow Chicken Noodles ($14.25): This was a unanimous favorite of the noodle dishes.
The sauce was slightly sweet with a subtle kick.
My friend also paid an extra $2 for a chicken fritter.
I did not try it, but she said it was crispy and good. - Rangoon Iced Tea ($4.99): I did not try this either, but my friend liked it—said it tasted like Hong Kong milk tea.
They sell the powder for this in their in-store shop as well. Overall, the food was pretty good but didn't quite live up to my expectations after all of the hype that I had heard.
I also feel like the prices could be cheaper.
However, Yoma is still worth checking out if you're in the area!

Really delicious food and casual + friendly atmosphere.
We tried different dishes and the flavors are like nothing we've ever tried before--really enjoyable experience and an instant favorite.
We especially appreciated that they had a vegetarian menu, so it made it easy to try all sorts of food.
Another plus is that you can buy some of the foods to go as they have an assortment of pre-packaged foods to bring home, like balachaung (a topping we ordered for the food that was super delicious).

Can’t get over how amazing this place is! My first time having Burmese food and it definitely won’t be my last.
The restaurant is well decorated and has some interesting history about Myanmar and Burmese food.
Every single dish had so much flavor and and they were delicious.
The owner and employees were super nice and answered any questions we had, which made the experience even more enjoyable.
Come to Yoma hungry and experience the tasty food for yourself 😋

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