“1. Tea Leaf Salad: lots of flavors and textures in this. Fresh and bright from the tomatoes and lime, yet funky and savory from the fermented tea leaves and fish sauce. The crunchy bits are also nice.”
H3
8.8/10
AI-generated summary
Get the keema palata, a stuffed with chicken, onion, and egg that they slap onto the griddle in front of you. The and the ohno kaukswe, a coconut chicken , are the other two people name. It started as a Queens Night Market stall, where the line is long but people say it's worth it.
“1. Tea Leaf Salad: lots of flavors and textures in this. Fresh and bright from the tomatoes and lime, yet funky and savory from the fermented tea leaves and fish sauce. The crunchy bits are also nice.”
H3
“The staff's warmth and the reasonable prices are definite pluses, but their Ohno Kaukswe, a hearty chicken noodle soup brimming with complex flavors, truly steals the show”
H3
“Without knowing more, picking two savory and one sweet would recommend: 1. Burmese Bites”
H2
“Good food, alright vibes:”
H2
“I highly recommend Burmese Bites — the noodles are amazing (the dry noodles, not the ramen — I’m sure the ramen is killer but I haven’t had it yet)”
H2
“Burmese keema palata from Burmese Bites in Elmhurst.”
H2
“The keema palata and the vegetarian noodle salad at Burmese Bites”
H2
“this place ROCKS. it is absolutely worth a visit there.”
H2
“Love their tofu salad and Burmese tofu in general.”
H2
“I love the coconut chicken soup, the palatas, the tea leaf salad, basically the whole menu”
H2
“Burmese bites in queens center mall has a good tea leaf salad.”
H2
“Burmese Bites (Roti Canal)”
H2