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Burma Cafe

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63 St Francis Square, Daly City, California, 94015, United States
(650) 992-6363 www.burma-cafe.com
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Mar 18, 2018
I've been a few times and every time the food has been good and the servers have been attentive and prompt. I had a few minor quibbles about some of the food: the mochinga didn't have much of a fish taste but otherwise was flavorful and there was one dessert (some sort of fried tapioca) that was a little too oily for me; on the other hand, the tea leaf salad and some of the curries were great.

May 8, 2018
I love this family owned jewel. Excellent food reasonably priced.

Dec 8, 2017
Excellent Burmese (Myanmar) foods with many choice of items. Also cozy place and good service. Better go and try delicious Burmese foods are sure touch your heart with fully Satisfaction. Especially, Myanmar Traditional Monthinga, Salad Tea Leaves and Salad noodles are complete nice for everybody.

Oct 7, 2017
We went to Burma Cafe because we were nearby and it came up as veg-friendly. Off of Southgate and near Pacific Super, Burma Cafe is an upscale restaurant in a downscale strip mall. It's the only nice place there, as far as I can tell. Everything else looks old, worn, and dirty. But Burma Cafe is large, nice, comfortable, has friendly service, and good food, but with high prices. I wouldn't come here often, but I pan to return. I especially enjoyed their noodles with fried garlic and their eggplant and tofu (not sure what they're called). Their dipping appetizer was good, but not as good as we've had elsewhere.

Mar 16, 2018
Great flavors, clean. Little slow on the service.

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