Location: Kalaw
Top Restaurants in Kalaw
Top Things to do in Kalaw
Best Burmese food near Kalaw, Shan State, Myanmar
Find out what Burmese restaurants to try in Kalaw. Kalaw is a hill town in the Shan State of Myanmar. It is located in Kalaw Township in Taunggyi District.
Things to do in Kalaw
10. Kalaw Farm House
Kalaw Farm House is a traditional restaurant together with organic farm. You can pick vegetables freshly from the farm and make cooking class. Spend your day in a quiet and peaceful place. Enjoy the scenery, taste the delicious Shan food.
Reviewed By emiana
I stumbled upon this place because I had seen the signs to it and decided to follow them. It's a gorgeous farmhouse with a daily changing menu. And for a very reasonable price you get a tremendous amount of freshly prepared Myanmar food - different regions each day. The owners are delightful and kind people. And I had an all vegan meal and that was no problem at all.... and I had just shown up. The farm itself is gorgeous too. This has to be a must when in Kalaw.Thank you very much for spending your precious time to review us. We would like to see you again when you visit Kalaw.for the next time.
9. Y II K
Halthy food
Reviewed By StephK210
I can highly recommend this little café at main road in Kalaw. I passed there accidentally and was so happy when I received the hospitality of the owner. The breakfast there was gorgeous: fresh made Avocado smoothie, omelette with bread, marmalade (no jam!) and green tea. It was more than valuable the price.If in Kalaw, take your time and have a seat at Y II K! The best start before trekking the hills.
8. Monaco Cafe & Restaurant
Welcome! We serve both Western and Asian cuisines! Drop by when you have the chance! Our menus also includes a wide variety of cocktails/mocktails and other warm beverages. Italian cuisines are also available and we are always up for a challenge! Feel fre
Reviewed By 650fran_oisc
Newly opened in April 2018, these family restaurant is the good place to have something to eat.- Mix of modern and typical decoration dinning room- Yummy cheap food (western & local)- Delicious beverages (virgin mojitos with french sirop)- Attentive staff- Located in proximity of downtown center
7. Aung Nyein Chan Aung II
Reviewed By ClaudioGuerrieri
Courtesy, smile, friendly, cheap and amazing food... Specially the Myanmar curries (my favourite is the mutton curry) are delicious and with a lot of varieties of food... if you are si hungry to finish it all and you want more, no problem... they will fill it up until you explode without extra charge... i eat there 3 times and they also offer some fruit and an whisky shot 2 of the 3 times... don't miss it...
6. Thu Maung Myanmar Food
Overall Ratings
3 based on 88 reviews
Since it opened in 1996, Thu Maung Myanmar Food has established itself as the city's real Myanmar Restaurant. Under the guidance of the founder and current owner who is a native of Kalaw, food are cooked with the use of only the freshest ingredients. Our
Reviewed By tayzah2017
we just been the place where crowded and available quick and hygenic service . saturday sunday and public holiday will be fully occupied. just beside of mainroad and you could be there anyhow . Not only local but many foreigners are enjoying lunch and dinner. Toilet is super clean . you feel comfortable with nice treat. foods are delicious and variety .
5. maluca Villa Restaurant & Bar
Maluca Villa provides everyone with a peaceful atmosphere where you can relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Kalaw. We also offer a variety of European and traditional Danu cuisine with high-quality ingredients from both local and international suppliers
Reviewed By han_winko
I went to this restaurant with my local friend in Kalaw and found it really interesting. It's such a charming place with great atmosphere. Super delicious food and the staffs are friendly. Kalaw these days is becoming popular destination for Local Myanmar Travelers. So, you won't be feeling perfect if you don't go to this restaurant.Thank you so much for your review us .
4. Dream
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By PlayaLes
I had dinner here tonight at the recommendation of my guide. I started with pumpkin soup which was quite nice so I was excited for the meal. Then my guide was served fish with lime, which turned out to be a sweet and sour lime sauce that tasted like Rose's Lime Juice. Nasty stuff. My guide is from Myanmar and she couldn't even eat it. Next an avocado salad appeared which was very nice. But finally my prawns in hot and sour sauce arrived ... I only had one bite because the smell of the prawns was so .... prawny! Lol. I mean so strong and unappetizing I had them remove the dish from the table. Sadly we were both very disappointed. I don't think I would risk another visit.
3. Home Again
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Notpineapple
We have eaten so well and relaxed in Home Again. The best and affordable meal we have ever gotten in Kalaw. As all great work, food here takes time and carefully prepared. The experience was unexpected. We had a great lunch and beautiful experience eating here. It is peaceful and has an overlooking view of the hill and chirping birds. Full packed of nature goodness. So please do visit and experience it on your own.
2. Pyae Pyae
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By sehorneuk
My friend and I ordered the Shan noodles and a clay pot....both were nice. The Shan noodles were so delicious we ordered another portion, really tasty, hot and just the right amount of spice. No alcohol but didn’t matter and clearly a favorite with locals as we were the only westerners in at that time. Well worth it.
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1. Thirigayha Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 433 reviews
Also known as the Seven Sisters Restaurant. Listed in 2009 Lonely Planet guide for Myanmar, page 228.
Reviewed By waterpen
The service was friendly and attentive, but we felt that the quality of the meal was average and the price was much higher than what we were accustomed to paying for a meal throughout our travels in Myanmar. Definitely caters to tourists only... no local patrons during our meal there.
