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There are several places to enjoy a delicious meal in Yangon, from authentic Burmese fare to international cuisine. Street stalls, restaurants with luxurious settings, mid range restaurants and cheap eateries are all available in this culinary capital. Most restaurants close early by western standards. Often at 22:00 as the dining culture is to start and finish early.

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The locals usually have meals at teashops which serve tasty Burmese, Indian and Chinese snacks at cheap prices. The tea shops are usually crowded with many people standing near tables in an attempt to encourage them to eat faster so that they can have the table. Street food can be best experienced along 19th Street, between Mahabandoola and Anawartha Road. Here you will find a number of stalls selling a wide variety of food.

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