Burma Superstar

(Sponsored) This intimate restaurant is a big-time dining event.

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Travel & Events

Tags:

• northern
• california
• burmese
• foods
• dining
• restaurants
• richmond
• district
• joycelene
• lee

[kimchee411]

Went here last night. Good food, no doubt, but a little overrated IMHO. I think if there were a lot of Burmese restaurants around it wouldn't be so highly lauded. I would rather have a solid meal at one of the many good Thai restaurants in The City without waiting an hour; worth a try though. I read a review on Check Please that said the salads and appetizers are great, but the entrees are nothing fantastic -- I agree. Everyone talks about the Samusa Soup and it was indeed really good

[bodomar47]

Taruk la:? bama la:?

[HenryGoh1]

Burmese Super Star is just overrated food there wasn't that good not worth it for the money and time over an hour of waiting out side to be seated that was crzay, I would nnot recommand to go there please don't go

[Taisho999]

Tried this place out with my parents. Nothing to write home about. I would eat at the Thai restaurant across the street. Its more authentic and cheaper.

[xxxdieselyyy]

Nothing beats street stall food in Myanmar....

[MrJohnthu]

nasty food in World

[PetraKinne]

The food is not very authentic burmese. A lot of Chinese influence!

[BrunoM175]

This is not authentic burmese tea leaf salad. It's is influenced by chinese cooks!

[BrunoM175]

My late burmese grandmother would turn in her grave to find out that this concoction is called "tealeaf salad" (lephek thoke). It must be the chinese influence in Burma!

[MrKyawlin]

yesterday night i been there..very nice...not same real burma food: (