Authentic Burmese Flavors Await at Mandalay Restaurant & Cafe
Mandalay Restaurant & Cafe in Silver Spring offers an exceptional journey into Burmese cuisine that delights locals and visitors alike. Known for its super spicy and delicious dishes, this restaurant brings some of the better Burmese food in the area, making it a beloved choice for those craving bold flavors. Patrons appreciate the generous portions and affordable prices, making it a great spot to indulge without breaking the bank.
The menu features highlights like the Sunday Special Dan Pout, praised for its tender chicken, and a variety of flavorful curries that satisfy with authentic taste and warmth. While some find certain dishes slightly adapted, the overall experience remains delicious and memorable. Friendly service and a welcoming atmosphere round out the experience at Mandalay, where every meal feels like a special occasion.
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Fatima Yusuf
in the last weekGood portion sizes and good food.
Alejandra S.
3 weeks agoFood was delicious as always, but this time I noticed the lack of additional veggies to my Tofu Ohno hin, they gave me one green pepper one tomato and all rest of onions.
Seema Agrawal
3 weeks agoGreat food and service. Try their soup and momos.
Daniel Shaffer
a month agoFood was delicious and service was efficient. Would definitely return to try more of the menu.
Stevens Miller
a month agoGood stuff! They have unusual (but not incomprehensible) items on the menu. They also offer four levels of heat (none, mild, medium, hot) and seem to take the differences seriously (unlike a lot of restaurants that serve cuisine from south and southeast Asia, where the spice level will blow your head off no matter how mild you ask them to make it). My group ordered four entrees, all of which were very good. We kind of spontaneously just helped ourselves to each other's plates, which I strongly encourage you to do when you go. That way, you get to try several things, all of which you will probably like, and it makes dividing the bill into as many equal parts as the size of your party sensible.