Mandalay Restaurant

lil salty, but other than that view food was nice. I wanna say i've eaten at tastier places before. This place is def for the atmosphere and service.

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Burma Love and Burma Superstar get all the glory in SF, and to be sure, they are very good. But Mandalay Restaurant is my Burmese bae. Everything I've had here at the city's oldest Burmese restaurant has just been so incredibly, aggressively flavorful (but in the best way possible) and delicious. My top choices are the spicy smoked pork with cabbages, the prawns with green beans, the papaya salad, the fried squash sticks, and the Mandalay special noodles. The prices are also super reasonable. It's one of my favorite restaurants in a pretty stacked Inner Richmond scene.

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Take out was very fast. It took about 7 minutes for one appetizers and two entrees. Tea leaf salad is a must.

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This would be my choice of a last supper! Best Burmese food in California. And yes I have tried several. I highly recommend

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This place had great authentic food and wasn't too crowded on a Saturday night. We made reservations and they were really accommodating for 12 people. The tea leaf salad is a must, it's mainly nuts and it's really savory. It's something really unique you should try if you've never had it before. They had a variety of spicy levels but we got non-spicy since some people in our party are not a big fan of spicy food. The food was really great even though it didn't have heat to it! The roti was great, really thick yet soft and the dipping sauce it came with had great flavor. The samosas were probably one of my favorite dishes, really flavorful and crunchy! We ordered several chicken and beef dishes as well as a few noodle dishes. I was impressed with each one that I tried and would definitely recommend this place to people in the area. I've tried several great Burmese places in SF and I would definitely count this restaurant as a favorite.

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