Have you tried Burmese/Myanmar food? (Taste Tour Series)

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[Jeanelleats]

🌎 Where should we eat next?! And what dish!?

[aarijbashir]

I was in Myanmar just before covid and was surprised by the cuisine.. I was expecting more south east Asian flavours, but noticed a huge Indian influence in their dishes.. my fav was definitely the Khao Swai (I think the coconut curry noodle dish you tried)..

[yuva_sketch]

wowww! I can't believe you tried burmese food! I am from Myanmar and all the food you ate are like the most common breakfast dishes. It's soo fun seeing other people try the food you normally eat.

[gustiebestie]

Thank u so so much for checking out our foods T ~ T This video really got me off guard because not only Myanmar is extremely underrated around worldwide but sometimes, even the Southeast Asians forget us xD . Our cuisine is very similar to our neighboring countries ( for example like - China and India ) therefore, two or three of the foods in this short are almost identical to Indian Cuisine since they obviously derived from there but however, thank u agian to recognize our little existence here 🥺 ♡︎ ps : i didn't even notice this video is one year old haha"

[shfjjdyuh]

LOLL I'm burmese and y'all are so nice😭 also the tea leaf salad looks really good 😟 I haven't had it in a week or two

[sriarig]

Paratha and Mango Lassi are a staple in India on special occasions

[aerieves]

I'm appreciate that you tried burmese food! Proud burmese here:D and yes, some of them are from Indian cuisine and they're so delicious! But the most popular dish in Myanmar is Mohinga, which is fish soup with noodles. I hope you try this one 😊

[hninaung]

Burmese (Myanmar) food are a huge Fusion of india and Chinese as these two are the neighbor countries. Most likely to indian. But it has it own unique taste. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[Anillah.]

I love that you have tried burmese food, I am burmese and I feel so happy that u were pleased with it

[cc_chhans]

Im indian and i love the green tea leaf salad ❤️❤️ also i live near the indo-myanmar border so its pretty easy to get them

[peach]

Mango lassi? It's from India right 🤔 and Paratha too yesseu
☺😌

[harmony]

Paratha is 100% indian and so is mango lassi

[tanjiro]

for anyone wondering it's called လဘတ္သုပ္/tea leaf salad and have you tried ႐ုန္း if you didn't your missing out

[ajvasava]

Uh.... Is this burmi food ? I think it

[ferrflud]

Oh yes, parathas. Those are worldwide dishes (mainly in Saudi for me), with a circle bread which is stretchy and crispy, but you can your own. The sauce can be made too. You can just make curry with chicken or any sauce that suits you.

[randomobserver]

There was briefly a Burmese restaurant in Ottawa [Rangoon] that was pretty good- I liked their menu as it suggested a cuisine with elements similar to or borrowed form Indian and Thai, but interesting additions and combinations. Sadly, they didn't last long and the place is now an Indian curry and kebab shop- which is fine but Ottawa did not lack for those things.

[xavrlyn]

Oooh I’m so happy u liked our country food!!

[spideyman]

Some of the foods are Indian, but im Burmese and this looks quite good!

[janicejames]

Okay. You have me hooked.
I have subscribed.

[yadanaoo]

I am going to make that coconut noodles within this week. Look yummy 😋😻