Lovely cafe with local beverages, snacks, and other foods. They have an English menu as well. Prices are higher than the average cafe, but the place is well-appointed with indoor and some outdoor seating. The place is often busy and frequented by local families. Service is quick and welcoming.

So-so place - I have been here several times and thoroughly enjoyed the drinks (especially the Tea, but also various fruit juices as well as an Oreo frappé). The food however has significant room for improvement... Neither the mixed street food platter, nor the samosas or the noodles with a coconut broth were convincing. All of the tasted rather bland...

I take the strawberry 🍓 juice so fresh and delicious 💕

Do not miss the Mandalay tea house EXPERIENCE! It’s starts at early at 5:30 am and close by 5pm-ish. So it’s a must to make this part of your unscheduled itinerary. What’s this about - Myanmar tea! Street noodles! Sweet donuts to be dipped into tea! Lovely ambience! Egg-dosa kind of Burmese speciality! & a lot more

First place we visit in Mandalay, so we're definitely not experts... Yet!! The Khow Suey reminded us of the typical soups from northern Thailand, but even better. We may repeat, everything looks great. Complimentary tea is always appreciated.

The best local place to eat in Mandalay! Try all the noodles version and the milk tea (various bitterness and rich milky taste). Most of tapas is delicious and must try! Affordable and fair price. Super!!!

Nice taste of traditional foods.

One of the classic places to try Burmese breakfast food. The food is delicious, the service is good, and the price is very good. It's a great option for foreigners because they have English menus and the food is very hygienic, so you can try any Burmese food without worrying about getting sick. I really like their Mont Ti and Banana Palata.

An absolute delight of a place when it comes to food! We reached at about 7:30 am and the entire restaurant was bustling with people. Quick turn around time and serving great food is definitely their strength. I loved the fact that they catered to my vegetarian meal requirements and I thoroughly enjoyed Mee Shay and Mont Ti along with Burmese tea and Nan Pyar. Reasonable pricing but maybe expensive from local point of view.

This was my first breakfast in Myanmar and it was the best breakfast I ever had. They offer a wide variety of Traditional Burmese food and the price is reasonable. Service was great and staffs were friendly. Be sure to try the Mohinga and Samosa. Also, their specialty tea is one of the best! Highly recommended!

This restaurant is excellent. We ordered a lot as we wanted to taste a lot of the local/regional flavours, and we were not disappointed - unique and delicious! Such great variety. The manager even gave us a sample taste of the teas on sale before we decided to buy a few packs. Highly recommended.

AMAZING TEA! They have a blend for all types of tea drinkers, from bitter to sweet and milky to none at all. Very authentic Burmese cuisine at very affordable prices (Their noodles cost only 2 USD). The fish broth noodles (with the egg in the picture) was a little too strong for my taste but my friends loved it. The chicken curry was really good. Overall a good experience mostly due to their tea

Not only tea but various Myanmar delights are served. A bustling place.

They strictly follow covid 19 restrictions.At first I couldn't enter straight away as my body temp is high because of I am coming outside and weather was very hot. I have to cool down few minute in lobby and wait. I like their procedure during this pandemic. Food is great. Highly recommand to try Biryani if you are not hungry enough to wait 30min.

Superb experience eating breakfast there. The place is cleaned and cooled. The service was quick and the servers were very polite. 2 weeks we stayed in Mandalay, we ended up coming here at least 10 times. Great selection of food! Recommended.

You can eat all the Burmese traditional food here. But the dining area is a lot of fly. The toilet is clean and tidy.