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Nilar Chinese Restaurant ThingsAsian: TravelTip Icon -- Eating

Address:

No. 216, Anawrahta Rd., Pabedan Township
Yangon Myanmar

Phone:

+951253131, +951253132, +951256449

URL:

http://www.nilarbiryani.biz

Price:

InexpensiveInexpensive

Description:

The best bet for halal Chinese food in Yangon, which also means fresh and crisp vegetables.

Lunch would cost around 5-7 USD (around 5,000 - 7,000 Kyats per person. Clean place with nice, soft steamed rice and a waiter that will serve your portion. They have simple dim sum from morning until noon.

Direction: Find "Traders Hotel" on Sule Pagoda Rd., go straight towards the Sule Pagoda (it's a temple), turn right at the first large intersection and Nilar is on your right hand side, among those crowds of road-side trinkets shops.

Published on 11/13/08

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