We have frequented many Asian restaurants in Lewisville. We were nearby and decided to check on the ole Yelp! to see if there was something new to try or new to us! We noticed on the Yelp! map that there was a Burmese restaurant that we have never tried. We love Burmese food and thought, why not? What a gem of a place this was! From the moment we walked in to this immaculately clean restaurant, we had a feeling we had made a good choice. I ordered the Kyay Oh stew with pork meatballs and offal because I wanted something really authentic. My husband ordered beef flat noodles with added veggie stir fry. I have to say, my soup was so clean and fresh tasting. I took a gamble because not everyone can prepare the offal without an off flavor or scent. The flavor of this soup is something I will never forget and I loved the greens and quail eggs as well. My husband's noodle dish had an incredible flavor without being too heavily dressed or seasoned. Our waiter was very helpful in answering our questions. He was very friendly. I would love to return to this restaurant and try some more of the authentic Burmese items. read more

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My partner and I ordered beef belly, beef curry, milk tea and iced coffee and it was all delicious! the food had just the right amount of spice and they actually left us more spice on the side incase we needed it. the girl who took our order was super nice and had a cool apron. The food came out in like 10 minutes and even though we had to drive back home before eating, the food was still nice and hot. Not to mention the inside of the store was super comfortable and clean. I could not recommend this place enough. read more

This restaurant has a really bad location, unbelievable the rent must be real cheap. If not for yelp, I wouldn't have known there's a restaurant here. Upon entering, one side of the restaurant was dark. We sat on the brighter side. A teenage boy was our server. Tasted two dishes, stir-fried beef flat noodles, and kyay oh - vermicelli soup with intestines, offal and beef. Tried samosas $3/ 2 piece. Total cost $17 including tax. Samosas were good. It's not Indian samosas, they use egg roll skin , and the inside more resembles curry puff. Flat noodles were excellent. Tasted very much like street food. Smaller noodles than usual. Vermicelli was ok, but the intestines they cleaned it real good and didn't have bad smell. Would I go again? Yes for sure read more

Dingdi Myanmar Restaurant - Kyay oh and flat beef noodles - Burmese Near Me - Lewisville, Texas

I love it , me as Burmese person who hasn't went to her own country since 2014 , found this gem was truly my prayer was answered. I love my country food so much The place is very beautiful and clam and just chill read more

Lunch after looking at rv dealership. We miss good Asian selection and it had lots of items. I had the beef soup and wife the fried rice. Yup and appetizers of chicken read more

Really good food! A very incognito restaurant I would say, I only discovered it by luck one day as I was in that area. Became a regular!

My first time trying Burmese cuisine....I was hungry and it was close to my destination, why not? I order what looked familiar....Lo Mein with Veggies. I waited less than 10 minutes and took it to my car to eat. Oh my....tasty, hot, and fresh!!! I loved it and will return. Note: I got a level 3 spice and it was turnt up....but it was so good it didn't matter. read more

Dingdi Myanmar Restaurant - The outside of the place....it's near a thrift store - Burmese Near Me - Lewisville, Texas

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After checking out Rebel Muse, we ate here. We've never had Burmese food, so why not try it. It's in a worn down shopping center. Looks like it used to be a happening place. It's nice and quiet inside the restaurant. Not many tables. My husband got the flat noodles. Not the Cantonese flat noodles, the description says gravy..there was no gravy. Whatever he had was good though. I told my husband want I wanted and went to the restroom to wash my hands. He ordered something completely different than what I told him. Lol. The braised pork belly stew was delicious. I don't think I would order it again though, but I definitely would come back here to eat. read more

Dingdi Myanmar Restaurant - Burmese style pork stew - Burmese Near Me - Lewisville, Texas

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Went to lunch by myself to this off the beaten path restaurant. The exterior is not very promising, but the food itself was good. I had the flat noodles combo meat for lunch and it was very tasty. Fairly priced at about eleven buck. Van, my server, was polite and helpful. Will return. read more

Perfect place to eat Authentic Burmese Cuisine. I was craving the tea leaf salad and their food really satisfied my taste buds. Really hit the spot. I always come here for lunch and sometimes breakfast. The samosa is my favorite. I always order different noodle dishes and my favorite one so far is the Mohinga and Flat noodle. They will adjust your order to your liking. Service was Awesome. The waiter is always so caring. read more

Great food! We tried the sweet rice appetizer and the dumplings. Also tried a beef soup and fried rice. Delicious!!! Fresh and tasty. Burmese milk tea was good too. We will be back! read more

Dingdi Myanmar Restaurant - Burmese Near Me - Lewisville, Texas

If I could give it 0 stars, I would. Service is great but they don't have the food they advertise. We asked for milk tea which is made of condensed milk and they were out. We asked for coconut curry khawsa which was advertised on their menu for weekend special and they didn't have any. Learn to have food in your restaurant before you open your restaurant. read more

It could be just me.. I didn't like it at all.. Having had burmese food in CA, I had high hopes, but the food had a different taste. It's a regular lunch place, not very well maintained. Tried tea leaf salad and a vegetarian noodle dish, didn't like them both. read more

At the low end of Burmese that I have been to. Very limited menu with many menu items not available. Curry's are lacking.

I ate here when I was in the area. The food was good and so was the service. I had Burmese food before this place was just as good as the other places I have eaten. It is in a odd shopping mall, was not expecting to see a Burmese place here. read more

Great service and food! Waiter offered excellent suggestions since it was our first time here. I recommend starting with the fried sticky dough with red bean. read more

Great food and service including many ethnic dishes of the Ethnic Chin People. Also have versions of staples like fried rice and Lo Mein . read more

I have the utmost respect and consideration for anyone opening an independent business and more when it is a restaurant. It is tough, especially when it is an ethnic establishment with limited "audience". (How many people from Myanmar/ Burma do you know? I met about 5). That said, I am sorry to post a less than nice review.. But read on. So, some of the fab Burmese people mentioned this restaurant to me, they were super excited for me to try it. And then my saga started, First visit, the one that never happened. The address on yelp was wrong. Or in Google maps, whatever. So I went to a place in Lewisville that does not exist. What should I do? Call them, right? Yeah....no. A gentleman picked up the phone. He didn't speak English at all. Because I am reasonable person I thought "ok, I will give another shot other time". One Sunday I googled it again. I was near by, supposedly. (It is on I-35 and Business, next door to a gym, by the way) There was no indication of hours on the internet, no website, nothing. But I really wanted to try it (can you tell?). Finally got there. When I came in I thought they were having a heart attack, looking at me baffled. Ok... so I sat down, the waiter came to ask what I wanted. What about a menu? Got one and he sat down with me. Ok, then! I placed an order of samosas and little later asked for a stew my friends recommended. Was told the restaurant was closing. Ok,.. what about to go? No. Asked the guy if I could have a small group some other time. He said I needed to talk to his brother who was at the church. Ok, then! Third time. I thought it was the charm. No. Came in around 1pm on a Sunday. The waitress didn't speak English nor the mom (who cooks) or anyone else. But I order the stew!!! yaaay!! I asked the brother's phone number, trying to explain I really wanted to have my friends there. They almost fainted. Asked me who my friends were, from where, what I wanted etc etc. I thought they were thinking i was a kind of a spy. They asked me if I was Burmese (???). Long story short, I got the stew (don't ask me, I have no recollection on how it tastes), never got the brother's number. Maybe because the waitress, mom and other guys there were busy on their phones? Except one, who was picking his toes at the dinner table. Years visiting ethnic restaurants in Dallas and never had such a bizarre experience (s). read more

This was my first time eating Burmese food so I have no gauge for its authenticity but it wasn't so great. One big problem is that the proprietor and his son both seemed incapable of describing the dishes at all. Considering this is the only burmese restaurant within a 4 hour radius and considering it's not new, you'd think he'd be a pro at explaining his food to confused white people. We were left to fend for ourselves when he recommended a bunch of stir fry noodle dishes. He clearly didn't think we could handle the real stuff. We ordered one of the noodle dishes, just to cover our bases, and it was comparable to something Panda Express would pass as lo mein and pretty uninteresting. We started with samosas that were pretty tasty and served with something that seemed a lot like salsa. We also got a "house special" noodle that was similar to spaghetti but with an unusual spice in it. It wasn't our thing but at least it was interesting. Finally, we got a pork stew that hang huge hunks of pork belly in it. You've got to be comfortable eating pork fat for this dish to work for you but it was very tasty. Overall, 2 good dishes and 2 bad dishes. Considering the limited menu and lack of guidance, I wouldn't ever come back. read more

Judging by the outside I would have never eaten here. All of the yelp reviews said it was good so we gave it a shot. So glad we did as the food was awesome. I had the Shrimp Curry and it was amazing. It was nicely spiced and full of flavor. At the price it should have included rice, but they charged extra for that. My buddy had the Stir Fry Chicken and it looked great. We will definitely be back. read more

It's the first time to try Burmese foods. My husband and I ordered Cantonese flat noodle and braised pork belly. It's like a home cook and we enjoyed our dinner. I like braised pork belly that was soft and chewy. But they gave us white rice without asking so I thought it comes with pork but they charged on me. read more

Very clean, extremely hospitable. If like me you are unfamiliar with Burmese food, picture familiar comfort foods with mets, noodles and soups--kicked up with add-ins like chilis and vinegars to your taste. Great winter meals. Try the hearty and generous Corn Soup with beef, or fried noodles. There are tofu dishes as well for the vegetarian. Prices are reasonable: we spent an average of $10/person for meal and drink. Location: locate the Planet Fitness off i35 at old business 121. This is next door in an older shopping center that also features a killer antique mall. You are family here, so expect to engage. No formality but worth the hunt. read more

Who would have thought, an amazing Burmese restaurant in the middle of Lewisville of all places. Anyone interest in exotic cuisine should make the drive. It's like eat a spicy variant of Chinese, Malaysian food. More closer to spicy Cantonese than Malaysian or Thai as the Burmese don't use coconut milk in many of the dishes. read more

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Good food! Eat there once a month. F4 combo is the best. The staff is great and food is even better.

Very friendly and great service!! The young man that waited on us was very helpful with recommendations. I had fried noodles with chicken and shrimp, my husband had curry chicken. We also tried Chinese dumpling and samosa. Everything was very good. I wouldn't get the shrimp again as they were sparse on the plate. Like previous reviewers have said a bit hard to find but well worth it. Would recommend, we will be back when in the area next time. read more

Clean and friendly ! Probably the ONLY surviving Burmese restaurant in the Lone Star State. Recommended if you like to try Burmese food.

Fresh and tasty. I had the chicken flat noodles and they were delicious. Dumplings were great. Husband had the curry and was very good as well. read more

Tucked in the back of an almost empty shopping center at the NW corner of Business 121 in Lewisville, TX lies one of Dallas/Ft. Worth's first Burmese Restaurants. Fans of Thai, Malaysian & Indian cuisines have to try this spicy fare. Started with the always amazingly delicious Laphet Thoke (Green Tea Leaf Salad). Moved on to the spicy Kwaw Suet Noodle with ground Chicken as well as the House Burmese Chicken Curry. Both were extremely flavorful and very spicy. The are other traditional Burmese dishes on the menu as well as a few other Chinese dishes for those with a not so adventurous palate. This restaurant open a few months ago,prices are good, and the owner is very hospitable. Give Burmese cuisine a shot. I've only seen this cuisine in San Francisco & NYC!!! read more

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Food was great. I had the fried vermicelli and it was delicious. The staff was very helpful and courteous!

Our families are from Burma so we know what authentic cuisine tastes like. The Mohinga (fish curry with noodles) was very good and authentic. The chicken curry was also very good. The Beef fried noodles were very good but more Chinese then Burmese. They don't have Curry Khausuwe (coconut curry with noodles) which is one of the more popular dishes from Burma. We are very glad that we have found a Burmese restaurant in Lewisville! Hard to find, is located in the same shopping complex as Planet something and Marisco's. read more

My brother was in town for a visit, and he insisted that we go to this restaurant, because he'd had Burmese food once before (in Washington, D.C.) and had never forgotten it. He says that Burmese restaurants are rare, and he was thrilled to see one in Dallas. Now, I'm not a fan of curry (I love spices, but curry isn't a flavor that I enjoy), so I wasn't excited about the prospect of going - but I'm so glad I did! Yes, there were influences of Indian and Thai food, but Burmese cuisine is different and has its own unique flavors, and I loved everything I tried. Actually, I had some of the leftovers for breakfast this morning, because I couldn't get the meal off my mind! I will certainly return to Dingdi Myanmar, and hope that others will try it too. read more

Awesome, fried noodles anyway you like them. The fresh jalapeño side sauce garnish all over that ish, and enjoy! Before or after a visit to Witherspoon Distillery, I suggest you do both. These guys are hospitable, fast, and have great eats! Like whoa. read more

Tried dingdi for the first time today after planet fitness. Ordered way too much food to have a sample of everything. Ended up eating way too much too. Generous delicious servings! read more

Love the food. Always got the Shan noodles. 10/10 but it's yelp so 5/5. Favorite restaurant I've ever been to. I'm just sad they don't do delivery or else I would order from this restaurant every day :( read more

Food was delicious and the folks working there were very pleasant. My waiter answered all my questions about the dishes I wanted to try. I will definitely be going back to try more. read more

Well, it is nice to find a Burmese restaurant in the suburbs north of Dallas. Obviously more rare in the "heartland" than in the much more ethnically diverse regions of California and the Bay Area. And a couple of their dishes are, in fact, quite good-especially the Tea Leaf Salad. Curry chicken had nice spice, though they kept telling us (two caucasians and my Asian wife) it was "spicy", as if they expected us to complain and drown our dish with liters of water or some other fire extinguisher. It was, in fact, what we would consider "mild". However, another Burmese specialty, the Khao Suey, which SHOULD have been a coconut-curry based soup with noodles and ingredients, had NO coconut milk in it at all, was not spicy, was horribly bland, and was just downright disappointing. So, if in Dallas and craving a nice Tea Leaf salad, by all means check it out. The rest of their dishes (that we tried),,,meh. read more

This is a little diamond in the rubble. I was invited by a friend to this amazing restaurant. My buddy happens to be from Burma, so when he invited me to have a little taste from his country I knew this was going to be an amazing experience. This is a brand new establishment and only the second place to offer Burmese/Myanmar food in the area. I hate to compare it to anything but if you like Thai or Vietnamese than you will find a taste to this delightful food. Very clean and welcoming I had a beef soup that is very similar to Pho. The soup consisted of different cuts of beef, meatballs, rice noodles, scallions, and what seemed to be cabbage. I will be going back soon and hope to expose this wonderful place with as many people that I know. If you want something new and unique to the area please go out and try this exquisite food. I am sorry that i do not know the exact address and since its so new i cant google it. This restaurant is located in plaze where the Planet Fitness in Lewisville is located at not hard to find at all. As soon as i get more details i will update my post. read more