Burmese
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Traditional Shan restaurant with vegan options include salads (e.g. classic pickled tea leaves, tomato, ginger, seaweed, morning glory and pennywort); Shan noodle, rice with different kinds of beans, fried rice with pickled vegetables, fried tofu. Open Mon-Sun 8:00am-9:00pm.
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8 Reviews
First Review by PeterRichards
anaellel
Points +622
Good tea leaf salad - Edit
Not a lot of veggie options. But very good tea leaf salad.
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BethanyGrace
Points +210
Delicious food (tea leaf salad a must!) - Edit
The tea leaf salad is hands down one of the most incredible things I’ve ever eaten!!
Read moreShan Kitchen offers a lot of local dishes, with a good selection being marked veggie. The Shan noodles are veggie which is lovely to try them as they are usual not suitable for veg.
It’s a little pricey but the portion sizes were really generous (noodle soup and salad too much for one person)
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MiandJa
Points +188
Great Restaurant - Edit
Nice waiters, clean and cosy, they asked us if we wanted egg within the salad or not. Taste was authentic and delicious. Don‘t go to 999 Shan Noodles for having shan dishes! Its definitely worth come here as prices are comparable but 999 Shan is really not worth the money (instant soup, sold us shan noodles but quite sure they were normal rice noodles).
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EvaDaniels
Points +356
Delicious authentic food - Edit
Very clean and cosy interior with a very friendly and funny staff. A lot of salads, some of the appetizers and one noodle soup are vegetarian (maybe vegan?). Authentic Shan food, nice dishes and fresh juices/shakes.
Read morePros: English speaking staff, very friendly and funny
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jovamoon
Points +155
Cool place, great meal - Edit
A really nice place with vegan options marked with a green V, ordered the rice with beans and my boyfriend a soup that was really tasty. The lemonade was very refreshing
Read morePros: Vegan options marked
Cons: Serves meat
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BridieMackintosh
Points +314
Aaamazing!!! - Edit
This place is just so great!! My boyfriend and I ordered about 4 different types of salads - to share! The aubergine salad tofu salad, morning glory, and the spinach salad. The last two are quite similar. They all taste so fresh! Highly recommend!!! They cost around 2,000 to 2,500.
Read morePros: Cheap, Tasty, Lovely environment
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LeanneKelly
Points +87
Annoyed it won’t let me give five stars! I had THE most delicious vegan meal! - Edit
Totally loved my dinner here. I had five dishes and polished off the lot. Still dreaming about that soft tofu noodle dish. Omg. Delicious. Just let them know no shrimp paste, fish sauce or oyster sauce. Easy enough. Nice staff and nice ambience upstairs.
Read morePros: The noodles with soft yellow tofu is AMAZING, Yum soup. Nice sitting on the floor upstairs , Yum tea leaf salad and lime juice
Cons: None.
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PeterRichards
Points +290
Authentic Shan Restaurant - Edit
Shan Kitchen is a really great little restaurant in Yangon, on Nawaday street. Highly recommended. Delicious, authentic, nice ambience, artistic decoration and pleasant temperature, friendly staff and very good value for money. Lots of tasty veggie options too!!
Read morePros: lots of vegan and veggie options, friendly staff, local decoration
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