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Shwe Tea House & Noodles (On Nut)

SNACKS

Fried Tofu
Deep-fried tofu pieces, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. A classic Burmese snack often served with a savory dipping sauce.
฿70 ≈ $2.00
Fried Gourd
Slices of bottle gourd coated in batter and deep-fried until golden. Light, crispy, and served as a popular fritter appetizer.
฿70 ≈ $2.00
Fried Onion
Crispy deep-fried onion fritters. Savory and aromatic, typically enjoyed with a tamarind-based sauce.
฿70 ≈ $2.00
Fried Corn
Sweet corn kernels mixed in batter and deep-fried. A snack offering a mix of sweet and savory flavors with a crunchy texture.
฿70 ≈ $2.00
Mixed Fried
An assortment of various Burmese fritters such as gourd, tofu, and onions. Perfect for sampling different textures and flavors.
฿100 ≈ $3.00
Samosa
Triangular pastry filled with spiced potatoes, onions, and sometimes peas or meat. Deep-fried to a golden crisp.
฿80 ≈ $2.00
Deep Fried Spring Roll
Crispy rolls filled with a mixture of vegetables and sometimes meat. Served piping hot with a dipping sauce.
฿80 ≈ $2.00
Chinese DoughNut
A long, deep-fried dough stick known as Youtiao or E Kya Kway. Savory, airy, and slightly chewy.
฿20 ≈ $1.00
Chinese DoughNut with Royal Bean
Fried dough stick served with steamed yellow beans (pe byouk). A traditional breakfast combination offering a mix of textures.
฿60 ≈ $2.00
French Toast
Bread slices dipped in beaten egg and fried. A simple and savory snack or breakfast item.
฿40 ≈ $1.00

NOODLES

Mote Hin Gar
Myanmar's national dish consisting of rice noodles in a rich fish chowder with lemongrass and banana stem. Savory and aromatic.
฿80 ≈ $2.00
Coconut Noodle
Wheat noodles served in a creamy coconut milk broth with chicken (Ohn No Khao Swè). Rich, mild, and savory.
฿80 ≈ $2.00
Shwe Taung Noodle
A noodle dish similar to coconut noodles but served dry with a concentrated coconut chicken sauce. Creamy and flavorful.
฿80 ≈ $2.00
Shan Noodle
Sticky rice noodles served with a tomato-based minced chicken or pork sauce. Garnished with pickled veggies and peanuts.
฿80 ≈ $2.00
Warm Tofu Noodle
Rice noodles served with a warm, creamy paste made from chickpea tofu. A comforting dish with a smooth, nutty texture.
฿80 ≈ $2.00
Mandalay Mee Shay
Thick rice noodles served with meat sauce, fermented bean paste, and pickled vegetables. A specialty from Mandalay.
฿80 ≈ $2.00
Starchy Noodle with Chicken
Noodles served in a thick, starchy gravy with chicken and vegetables. A hearty and filling dish.
฿80 ≈ $2.00
Garlic Oil Noodle
Wheat noodles tossed in fragrant garlic oil, often served with meat toppings. Simple yet rich in garlic flavor.
฿100 ≈ $3.00
Garlic Oil Vermicelli
Thin glass noodles (vermicelli) tossed with garlic oil. A light dish emphasizing the aroma of fried garlic.
฿100 ≈ $3.00
Noodle Salad
Wheat noodles tossed as a salad with cabbage, onions, chili oil, and tamarind dressing. Tangy and savory.
฿80 ≈ $2.00
Vermicelli Salad
Glass noodle salad with fresh vegetables, peanuts, and a zesty dressing. Light and refreshing.
฿80 ≈ $2.00
Mix Salad
An assorted salad combining various noodles and ingredients. Offers a mix of textures and flavors in one dish.
฿80 ≈ $2.00

RICE & Burmese Dishes

Fried Rice Royal Bean with Fried Egg
Fried rice cooked with boiled yellow beans (pe byouk), served with a fried egg. A savory and filling traditional meal.
฿80 ≈ $2.00
Tea Leaf Rice Salad with Fried Egg
Rice mixed with fermented tea leaves, garlic, and nuts, topped with a fried egg. Offers a unique savory, sour, and slightly bitter flavor profile.
฿80 ≈ $2.00
Rice Salad Pyay Style with Fried Chicken
A traditional rice salad from the Pyay region, served with crispy fried chicken. Savory and distinctively seasoned.
฿100 ≈ $3.00
Black Bean Rice Salad with Fried Egg
Rice mixed with ponyegyi (fermented horse gram paste), giving it a rich, dark, savory taste. Served with a fried egg.
฿80 ≈ $2.00
Steamed Rice Royal Bean with Fried Egg
Steamed white rice topped with boiled yellow beans and oil, accompanied by a fried egg. Simple and comforting.
฿80 ≈ $2.00
Potato Rice Salad with Fried Egg
Rice mashed or mixed with boiled potatoes and spices. A carb-rich, satisfying dish topped with a fried egg.
฿80 ≈ $2.00

SALADS

Pennyworth Salad
Fresh pennyworth leaves (gotu kola) tossed with nuts, onions, and lime dressing. Herbal, slightly bitter, and refreshing.
฿70 ≈ $2.00
Tofu Salad
Slices of yellow chickpea tofu tossed with cabbage, herbs, and a savory dressing. Smooth texture with crunchy vegetables.
฿70 ≈ $2.00
Tomato Salad
Fresh tomatoes sliced and mixed with onions, peanuts, and oil dressing. A light and tangy side dish.
฿70 ≈ $2.00
Bean Curd Salad
Salad made with fried bean curd slices, tossed with onions and seasoning. Chewy and savory.
฿70 ≈ $2.00
Tea Leaf Salad
Famous Burmese fermented tea leaf salad (Lahpet Thoke). A mix of sour tea leaves, crunchy beans, nuts, garlic, and oil.
฿70 ≈ $2.00
Ginger Salad
Shredded pickled ginger mixed with crunchy fried beans and seeds. A palate-cleansing salad with a zesty kick.
฿70 ≈ $2.00

Add-ONS

Rice
A serving of steamed white rice.
฿20 ≈ $1.00
Cripsy Pork Ring
Crunchy deep-fried pork skin crackers. A savory snack or side.
฿20 ≈ $1.00
Fried Egg/Omlette
A simple fried egg or beaten egg omelette.
฿20 ≈ $1.00
Boiled Egg
A simple hard-boiled egg.
฿20 ≈ $1.00
Chickpea Tempura
Crispy deep-fried fritter made from chickpea batter (Bay Kyaw).
฿20 ≈ $1.00
Fried Fish Cake
Savory patty made from minced fish and spices, deep-fried.
฿20 ≈ $1.00

Burmese Desserts

Faluda
A sweet dessert drink with rose syrup, milk, basil seeds, vermicelli, pudding, and ice cream. Rich and cooling.
฿120 ≈ $4.00
Iced Salad
A Burmese shaved ice dessert (Yay Ge Thoke) featuring fruits, jelly, and sweet syrup. Refreshing and colorful.
฿120 ≈ $4.00
Domino
A layered cold dessert drink similar to Faluda, often containing fruit jelly, basil seeds, and sweetened milk.
฿120 ≈ $4.00

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