New Burma

We went here for dinner. The place it self was small and nice but the kitchen could be more isolated from the eating area. A few times while dining we got hit with a wave of scents from the kitchen that were a bit overwhelming. As for the food it was good. The only thing I didn't like was that the potatoes were very undercooked in the chicken and potato curry dish.

Such a tasty treat! We went for dinner and had the Samusa, Tea Leaf Salad, and some veggies. Everything was so delicious. The server was very friendly. The restaurant was very clean and welcoming. Definitely will go back. It’s also affordable.

The tea salad here was incredible! It is just as good if not better than Burma superstar. We also really enjoyed the coconut rice and the mango chicken. I highly recommend going here! Do note there isn’t a ton of seating so if it’s a weekend & you want to eat there, I’d definitely call ahead for reservations. Otherwise, they do take out as well.

tldr; this place is better than Berma Love. It may look like just another lunch place in the design district, but it's really a hidden gem. The food is delicious. The flavors are subtle and complex. If you are in the neighborhood, give them a try!! Edit: came back and had the garlic eggplant, coconut rice, and platha with coconut chicken dip. Everything was delicious, but the coconut dip was divine!!! It's like a party in my mouth. An absolute must have.

Tasty Burmese food. The place was empty and we ate in, but seems like a lot of people order takeout. I would def return

We got it delivered so we can't speak to the atmosphere. The food was fresh and good quality. Overall I felt I would definitely try more items on the menu before making a final judgment. We got tea leaf salad and fiery tofu stir fry. Both felt good to eat but ultimately lacked some excitement in spices. The coconut rice was pretty good too easy to eat plain which is a good thing. My takeaway would be that it gets the job done but doesn't compete with some of the other Burmese food locally. It's worth a try to see if it hits the spot for you!

My friend recommended this place and I went to try it with my husband on Friday night. We ordered chili beef, tea leaf salad, orange chicken and all good and the tea leaf salad was really good. I will definitely go back and try other dishes there.

A lovely welcome to the neighborhood! Friendly staff and delicious food with options for veggie, seafood, and meat lovers! We tried the tea leaf salad with cabbage, samusas, chili beef, and the fiery vegetables w/ chicken (entree sizes). Great flavors with adjustable heat upon request. Looking forward to visiting again to try the garlic noodles and Burma Grub special garlic shrimp! Yum!