Mandalay - Carta

With my father having been born in Rangoon (even though he is of Indian heritage), Burmese food has always played a part in our lives.

I walk past the place where this restaurant used to operate every day. It has been closed for months and months probably since early in 2016. Any recent reviews are pure fiction !

I love this restaurant charming atmosphere, amazing and authentic food. Sadly it hasn't been open for a while now, perhaps even since Covid in 2020. Does anyone have any news or an update? I'd love for this gem of a restaurant to open up again. Ver carta

You really can't fault the welcome or the food you get here although it looks rather scruffy almost unloved from the outside. I'm sure this doesn't put off those in the know but it won't encourage passers by to pop in try as there is a lot of competition in the area.

A great find. Treated very warmly as soon as my wife, daughter and I stepped in. Tried the papaya salad, noodles in fish with coconut sauce and chicken chilli rice and so pleasantly surprised by the great taste and lack of oily residue we find in so many places serving eastern cuisine.

Our group had a stellar dinner at Mandalay! We enjoyed the cucumber papaya salad (amazing!! , shrimp egg rolls, lamb danbauk (wow!! and the twice-cooked fish (fish curry . This is seriously one of the best meals in London, and you can’t beat the price. Visit Dwight at the Mandalay, and sit back and enjoy the fantastic food. Ver carta

Hemos ido a Mandalay muchas veces cuando estaba situado en Edgware Road, y estuvimos encantados de encontrar que volvió a Kilburn Alto Rd. El anfitrión-propietario es acogedor y cálido y el servicio es encantador. La comida es fantástica; la ensalada de hojas de té debes y todo lo demás es simplemente precioso. Los precios son bajos. No te dejes engañar por la entrada algo desvencijada; el interior es atractivo y muy cómodos asientos. Altamente recomendado, no se lo pierda!

I had been wanting to try this restaurant for a few years, so I was eager to finally dine here. After doing some research online, I was excited to try the chicken khausay and lamb tamarind, along with the tea leaf salad and spring rolls. However, I was disappointed to find that the food was only average, if not slightly below average. The shrimp spring rolls lacked flavor and the filling was unremarkable. The tea leaf salad, which I expected to be refreshing like a mango or papaya salad, was mainly roasted peanuts with very few vegetables and strands of cucumber, making it rich and difficult to eat. The chicken coconut noodle soup, despite looking good in photos, tasted like tinned coconut m...

We invariably come here. After watching the cricket at Lords, twenty minutes walk away, we stop by for dinner on the way to Paddington, for the trip back to the West Country.It is important to book ahead if you want to be sure of a table. This place is very popular and fills up quickly for good reason. Read on.For a few years here was the only purveyor of this nations food and even now, one of only a half dozen or so restaurants from Burma (Myanmar) It really is a good find the Mandalay in Edgware Road. For those not familiar with Burmese cuisine, they draw their inspiration from surrounding countries, but roughly, if you think of a combination of Indian Chinese, you won’t be far wrong and t... Ver carta