The Swan Burmese Cuisine

1 David Williams - 2 months ago

WARNING: STAFF CAN NOT SPEAK THAI,NORTH language NOR ENGLISH I ordered two dishes and My Thai wife made it clear you fish is she ordered was to be extra spicy. She confirmed only her order was to be extra spicy. The food came to the table and my two dishes were totally covered in dried chili pepper. No spice on her fish dish. Even My Thai wife who loves very spicy food could not eat the food if they served me. We could not even complain because the staff both none of our languages. All she would do was have a stupid smile on her face. Was the worst meal I've experienced in Thailand in six years. On top of that their prices are expensive compared to other open-aired simple old city restaurants. Overall we really regret choosing this restaurant

5 Tu Lay Luu - a month ago

Food here is excellent!! The salads are delicious, especially the tea leaf salad and the meat balls are also a must have!! They have vegetarian and vegan food too.

4 Anthony Dephillips - a month ago

Very interesting restaurant.
Good food. Burmese food is different from Thai and is very tasty.
Good service in peaceful surroundings. Moderate prices.

5 Mango Liu - 10 months ago

Wow, we were so satisfied with their Burmese food ! We really like “Moo Oop”, it’s a curry with ginger, tofu, garlic and so on. Could be my 2021 best curry !

“Ner Lung” was a fried meatball, they went with an amazing sauce, probably fresh ginger with herbs.

And the dining environment was also comfort and warm. Have to go little bit inside and could see the tables and chairs set in the backyard.

5 Jingwen Sun - 2 months ago

Good service and tasty food.
I ordered mashed potato and beef curry which is surprisingly good with rice.
I have a very sensitive stomach. So far this has been the only restaurant that does not upset my stomach in Chiangmai. I guess the food quality must be good!

3 Андрей Гузаиров - 2 months ago

All year went to this restaurant because the price and quality matched each other . The owner raised prices by 20% by updating the menu, forgetting who his main audience is, that he is not a 5-star restaurant, but an authentic Burmese cafe.

The prices now are like in a French restaurant with snails. Of course for that money I would go to a comfortable restaurant, not a cafe by the road.

By the way, several other Burmese cafes have opened with prices two times lower.

5 Eric TW - 2 months ago

Very good food and friendly service. My go to restaurant in Chiang Mai.