Burmese kitchen Atho spot

Vicky R 20 months ago

If you don’t know how to cook Burma food don’t do it. You just sell only noodles with junk of spicy water. I have a question even you don’t know how to do soup. Just feed up with junk food. Don’t do business if you don’t know what it is. Everyone don’t think this is original Burma food, if you want to try just go to Burma bazaar or sarma nagar. The chicken soup is very wast.

Sai Prasath 20 months ago

On my way home after my work I wanted to try this newly opened atho shop. For my surprise it was fabulous right from the beginning to end.

I tried egg masala starter and few of the dishes are very new to me. Followed with plantain stem soup and chicken atho after. I really enjoyed each and every dish. Both quality & quantity it is way excellent.

Hygienically prepared and all the food has health notes. The same is as posters on walls. Soup was my favourite and you can ask for more plantain stems with your soup.

I also tried bejo fry. Everything I really loved. A must go shop if you love burmese foods. Also the staffs are very polite and courteous.

Location is few metres before Arumbakkam metro and Aishwarya Mahal. The place is very small and can accommodate a few but you are always welcome to use take away services. Pricing is very cheap and very much affordable.

Got a good parking space which is on the open road.

Overall an excellent restaurant. A must try.

Arogya Raj 20 months ago

Tried Egg fried Atho, Egg Masala and Banana steam soup ????

You will get banana steam soup as a complimentary along with Atho.

Well maintained and hygiene, prices are reasonable.

Overall experience is very good and must try Burmese kitchen for food lovers.