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Address: 114 Housatonic St, Lee, MA 01238
Phone: (413) 394-4289
Website: http://burmese-bowl.square.site/
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Reviews
Suparna Banerjee
I recently visited this Burmese restaurant, and it was an absolute delight! The flavors were rich, authentic, and perfectly balanced — every dish was good.
The staff were friendly and attentive, explaining the dishes with care, and the atmosphere felt warm and inviting. Portions were generous and well-presented, making it great value for money.
Whether you’re new to Burmese cuisine or already a fan, this place is definitely worth a visit. A perfect mix of comfort, culture, and great taste!
Mix fried rice with chicken-4.5/5 ( would have loved it a little saucy)
Burmese noodles with Shrimp-5/5(loved it)
Definitely recommend!
… moreThe staff were friendly and attentive, explaining the dishes with care, and the atmosphere felt warm and inviting. Portions were generous and well-presented, making it great value for money.
Whether you’re new to Burmese cuisine or already a fan, this place is definitely worth a visit. A perfect mix of comfort, culture, and great taste!
Mix fried rice with chicken-4.5/5 ( would have loved it a little saucy)
Burmese noodles with Shrimp-5/5(loved it)
Definitely recommend!
Navya
Went on a sunny afternoon. Preferred outdoor seating for a good view. Ordered Miso Soup, Summer Roll, Pad thai and see jet noodles. All of them tasted really good. Service is slow.
… moreJoanne E.
This place is a must-visit whenever we’re in Lee Ma. The calamares is a real catch, with a light coating that’s just right. The volcano roll erupts with flavor, and the pad thai is a flavorful twist on a classic. The service is off the hook and the prices are great. All in all, this place is a real treasure.
… moreGumsan Marip
Tea leaf salad, fish soup and coconut soup tastes just like I remember in Burma. Great customer service, environment and amazing food. Id recommend anyone give this place a try.
… moreSiddique Ahmed
Top tier Burmese cuisines. I was in Lee, MA looking for some halal options and so I figured an Asian restaurant might have something. I asked the gentleman at the counter and he told me only the boneless chicken is halal. I got the noodle soup and it was amazing! If you are in area, come try some Burmese food!
… moreAnna Aluxek
It was awesome to see that the restaurant was in a house!!!! Very good food! The service was fast. Everything about this place for visiting was just immaculate!
… moreSilpa Das
Such a cute place,lovely ambience!! Super clean and cozy. We had ordered shrimp tempura,papaya salad,rainbow rolls,pad see ew and shrimp fried rice. Enjoyed every dish !! If I lived closer to this place, I would visit it time and again. Strongly recommend!!
… moreJonah Ramu Cohen
Very much enjoyed the dishes we had here. Ordered Burmese options on the guess those would be the stronger dishes of the many options.
Burmese Chicken Biryani – the rice itself was surprisingly good, an elevated level both for texture and complex flavor/spice, and the chicken was tender and well spiced as well. The side slaw that came with it was a good refreshing touch, fresh and tart not sweet. The fermented tea leaves in the Tea Leaf Salad gave it a satisfying sourness – be aware there is a lot of fried/crunchy legumes of some sort so this sort of salad is less refreshing than say a standard Thai style Papaya or Mango salad, and not sweet like Thai-style salads. Also had the Ginger Salad, which was similar and with lots of fresh ginger but without the good fermented flavor which made the Tea Leaf Salad the better of the two. Burmese hot tea with milk was also satisfying (and sweet).
Ambience is good, a charming house with original woodwork and a nice big porch. We chose to sit inside since the road in front of the porch is fairly busy.
… moreBurmese Chicken Biryani – the rice itself was surprisingly good, an elevated level both for texture and complex flavor/spice, and the chicken was tender and well spiced as well. The side slaw that came with it was a good refreshing touch, fresh and tart not sweet. The fermented tea leaves in the Tea Leaf Salad gave it a satisfying sourness – be aware there is a lot of fried/crunchy legumes of some sort so this sort of salad is less refreshing than say a standard Thai style Papaya or Mango salad, and not sweet like Thai-style salads. Also had the Ginger Salad, which was similar and with lots of fresh ginger but without the good fermented flavor which made the Tea Leaf Salad the better of the two. Burmese hot tea with milk was also satisfying (and sweet).
Ambience is good, a charming house with original woodwork and a nice big porch. We chose to sit inside since the road in front of the porch is fairly busy.
Suzanne Ehlers
We really enjoyed our meal– went with all Burmese staples and found the flavors to be complex and layered, familiar but unique. Started with wraps and tea leaf salad, and then biryani and a noodle dish. Yum. We’ll go back and it would make great and generous takeout.
… moreKit Rautio
I had the seafood Poke Bowl, which had great taste, and the shaved ginger was nice and fresh. The other dish was Burmese rolls, which was a big hit also.
Definitely recommend supper here, and don’t forget to have a hot Burmese tea or try the Coconut juice!
… moreDefinitely recommend supper here, and don’t forget to have a hot Burmese tea or try the Coconut juice!