Portland, United States
413 NW 21st Ave
N/A
+15034775985
Very simple restaurant, with a small menu. Focused on one plate with two main options: wet or dry noodles. We tried one of each. They both have really nice flavors and textures. The dry noodles were perfectly seasonsed with garlic and come with a side of broth so you can make them as we as you wish. We thought that the wet noodles could use a little extra spice so we added some of the hot sauce made from fermented tofu and siracha. We also put some of the sauce on the veggie pot stickers that were good. The Burmese tea that is sweet and comes with milk was a really good complement once we made the noodles too spicy. Totally recommended for a quick bite to taste some interesting and different type of food.
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This is now a "pop up" "inside" Top Burmese restaurant... Basically on certain days it's an extra page in the main place's menu... I went for a dish from Kyay Oh's menu and my wife went for one from Top Burmese's... Both were quite good. The reason I'm giving them 4* instead of 5* is that anybody who leaves their "neon" sign running at their old location AND paper window signs saying they're open without any indication that they moved AND doesn't tell their staff (lovely young lady) that when someone calls to mention that they moved AND doesn't post anything about it on Maps (despite having posted before) AND didn't get Maps to change their location (I did it easily) has less common sense than a duck. While I know artists/cooks are not known for common sense this struck me as impressive. So... Food good. Top Burmese staff great. Kyay Oh's owner may need a thinking assistance squirrel . Bottom line: If you're near REI no Kyay Oh soup for you! Despite the signage.
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