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    Burmese Bowl

    4.6 (90 reviews)
    ModerateBurmese, Poke, Sushi Bars
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, 4:30 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Dash K.

    When I left the NYC metro area years ago, I never expected to find this level of Burmese food again. Some time in 2021 after hearing great things, we decided to try it for ourselves. The food is consistently delicious and extremely clean tasting. The herbs and spices are at once distinct while also adding to an incredible and appealing overall flavor profile. We don't eat meat or dairy so the owners and their team are great at making suggestions, helping us navigate the menu, and customizing dishes when they can. This is by far my favorite local place. We've come to think of the owners as friends and look forward to seeing them as much as we look forward to a great meal. Be sure to try the Burmese Tea Leaf salad! It's crunchy and savory and absolutely delectable! Add a Nigori Sake to your meal to wash it down with just a hint of dry sweetness.

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    ScrapFe F.

    When the temperature in my car indicated it was 108° outside, I knew we would not be camping that evening. So we pulled in to the Quality Inn which led to one of the best meals I have ever had in my life, at the adjacent Burmese Bowl. We had the Burmese wrap, the ginger salad, a rainbow roll, and a bowl of tomyum noodle soup. Everything was fresh and bursting with flavor, and the servers were charming. They did not really have any draft beer, but we were able to get a couple cans of the local Big Elm ales which did the trick. I really do not believe the fact that we were not camping in this apocalyptic heat influenced my judgement ... it really was that good!

    Thousand layer bread

    Stopped by here on a business trip. The place is hopping with diners and DoorDash and pick ups but the hostess sat me at the single person table out front despite they she has been running full speed. Had 1,000 layer bread-- it feels like English muffin and tastes like fried Parker House rolls-- you have to try them. My poke bowl has fresh veggies and a nice variety of flavors. The wasabi is a bit stronger than I am used to. Come when you have time to wait- the locals know how good it is.

    Tea leaf salad with tofu

    Friendly service and fantastic food! Loved the tea salad and Burmese bowl. Appreciated all the sushi and noodle options too. Can't wait to come back.

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    Roger M.

    Outstanding food in a tiny restaurant that is clearly a family owned business. I have come here twice and loved everything I ordered. Excellent pad thai for example. Friendly service.

    These sushi lookalikes are 'Burmese wraps' (anyone out there who can confirm?) -- very crunchy and fresh.
    Michelle A.

    Surprising to find this cute place for exotic food in New England. Ordered Burmese wraps, that have a sushi look but which were crunchy slices of lettuce curled around chicken, cucumber and other fresh veggies. Chicken satay was also hot with interesting side sauce. The Burmese bowl soup was a bit too fishy for me but others enjoyed. Might have to be more adventurous on a future visit! Although the room was empty when we arrived at 1 PM, it was buzzing by 2 PM.

    Burmese roll with chicken, cilantro, carrot, cucumber and a sweet&spicy sauce
    Kai-Lan O.

    Great new spot. Everything was super fresh! Recommend ordering the Burmese items from the menu, as they are unique compared to what you normally get at a Thai restaurant. Loved sitting outdoors on a summer night. The Burmese fermented tea leaf salad was delicious and crunchy, with lots of dried beans/peas. Very garlicky and still fresh. Was worried the tea leaves would be highly caffeinated but I did not notice any significant effects. The Burmese spring roll was light and fresh and a perfect summer app.

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    Dede F.

    The sweetest people work here. And the people who work here are artists. The food is fresh and presented in a beautiful way. A bright stop on your way through the Berkshires.

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    4 years ago

    Stopped in for lunch and we both had the chicken Pho. Excellent flavor! Will be back!

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    Food is OK, pricing is typical for Berkshires (not cheap). Stole an appetizer from me, won't be returning

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    4 years ago

    Beautiful building, wonderful owners, and delicious Burmese pepper fish soup! I'll be back to try more from their unique menu

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    Shiro kitchen and Asian market

    Shiro kitchen and Asian market

    3.3
    (68 reviews)
    8.6 mi
    $$

    So we normally come here when we are around the area. The last time was about a year ago. Sadly to…read moresay the food has gone down much in quality and taste. The gyoza was kinda hard and did not taste very fresh. I mean it is definitely frozen packaged ones. Honestly I know that everything as just store bought and made. The portions were not very large. Orders this chicken curry bento and it had about two little chunks of chicken and a lot of onions and some sauce. This was self serve kinda place, but if you needed an extra bowl or anything it was very hard to get. Place is older and tables are never cleaned. I had two wipes with me and had to just wipe down the table and it was honestly pretty gross. Sad to say that you are better off going to a super market and buy a ramen pack and cook it at home. Would probably taste better.

    When we first moved here two years ago we didn't know anything about Shiro. It was when we were…read morecoming out of the pandemic and, like most restaurants, they were trying to find ways to exist. Initially, there was a sign outside that side they repaired computers and cell phones. Our son and daughter came to try out the food and they raved about the Ramen. Since then we have been back regularly, especially when the weather calls for a warm meal, and have introduced many friends and relatives who were equally thrilled with the find. The menu is limited but two of the options are vegan and everything is cooked to order. The broth in the vegan tonkatsu is aromatic and flavorful. The pork tonkatsu is a big hit with the non vegan crowd. They also have a wonderful Asian market with sesame oil and lots of hard to find spices and ingredients. And mochi!

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    Fuji Hibachi & Asian Bistro

    Fuji Hibachi & Asian Bistro

    4.0
    (80 reviews)
    41.2 mi
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    As usual, every single time good! No waiting at 3 pm…read more Nothing fancy but clean and inviting.

    Based on the yelp reviews, I'd say quality of food and service is spotty here. I don't want to…read morerecommend this place and have someone following my recommendation have a bad experience, as it seems a lot of people do. Heh...and it seems I finished my meal and got up and left before I finished my review. I had vegetable yaki udon (which my phone heard as "vegetable yucky udon" ) and edamame. I enjoyed both. It was not an "Oh my dog!" swooning experience, but it was good. The woman who seated and served me initially did indeed disappear entirely about halfway through my meal; happily, a gentleman in a flannel shirt and down vest took over for her, coming over to ask if everything was alright and, upon my request, to refill my drink. The woman, I believe, has a reputation for not doing those things, but I was taken care of despite her negligence. (This is also the woman who insists that the customer sign the credit card receipt produced after they use tap-to-pay with their phone...one of the whole reasons for the existence of which mechanism is that it's touchless...meaning that you don't have to touch your credit card, you don't have to touch the credit card reader, and you don't have to touch a pen, because, as it says right at the bottom of the receipt in bold capital letters, "NO SIGNATURE REQUIRED". But this woman will not allow the customer to attempt to cloud the issue with facts, insisting instead that the very reason you must sign the receipt is that you used tap-to-pay with your phone. Okay. Whatever.) Anywho...I had a nice meal. And I was surprised to hear what sounded, to my distorted hearing, like 90's shoegaze playing over the sound system. (I think I have the genre right there - it was reminiscent of Cocteau Twins and that sort of thing. And I'm sure I heard Morrissey in there too. Unexpected almost anywhere these days, and definitely so, and kind fun, in an Asian restaurant.)

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