Inlay Burmese Kitchen
If you're in the mood for some flavorful and unique Burmese cuisine, Inlay Burmese Kitchen in Lewisville is the place to be! Located at 500 E Round Grove Rd Ste 315, this hidden gem offers a cozy, casual vibe that's perfect for groups looking to enjoy a good meal together.
The menu at Inlay Burmese Kitchen showcases the best of Burmese flavors, with a variety of dishes that are sure to impress. One of the must-try dishes here is the Tea Leaf Salad – a classic Burmese specialty that's packed with a delightful mix of tea leaves, nuts, and a hint of spice. If you're craving something a bit more unique, the Inlay Tea Leaf Salad takes the flavor up a notch with its bold combination of ingredients.
For those who enjoy a bit of heat, the Chili dish will satisfy your cravings with its perfect balance of spice and savory goodness. But if you're looking for something more hearty, the Pork Curry and Burmese Curry are fantastic choices that bring rich, comforting flavors to the table. These dishes offer a great introduction to the depth of Burmese cuisine, with each bite revealing layers of flavor.
Whether you're dining with a group of friends or family, Inlay Burmese Kitchen provides a welcoming atmosphere where you can unwind and enjoy authentic Burmese food in a relaxed setting. The restaurant’s friendly vibe makes it an ideal spot for gatherings, and the variety of dishes ensures there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
So, if you're ever in the area, don't miss out on this delightful dining experience! Inlay Burmese Kitchen offers an authentic taste of Burma in the heart of Texas, making it a must-visit for food lovers.
Reviews
The food was AMAZING! We shared the Inlay Tea Leaf Salad and the basil chicken. The salad had the best flavor and crunch ever! The basil chicken was tender and perfectly seasoned! The Inlay staff was very pleasant and welcoming. We will be back.
Authentic Burmese food for most dishes. Very tasty. Heavy though. Need to plan the dishes well otherwise it won't go well
First time eating Burmese food and it was a great experience. They have a pretty vast menu with lots of things that sound good but we ended up ordering the Inlay tea leaf salad, Burmese curry with lamb, and Oh No Kauswe (coconut chicken noodle soup). The tea leaf salad was very flavorful and had great textures with the cabbage, nuts, and split peas. It was a great palate cleanser with some of the more flavorful dishes like the curry which was delicious. The lamb was very tender and curry was loaded with flavor. The coconut noodle soup was also very heartwarming and creamy. Though first eating Burmese food, there were a lot of familiar flavors from Indian, Chinese, and Southeast Asian cuisine while still being unique. Can't wait to try more of the menu.
Highly recommend Inlay Burmese Kitchen! I've eaten here quite a few times already and have introduced friends to Burmese cuisine and they have all loved the food here as well! I have eaten quite a variety of dishes here and have not been disappointed by any of them so far. The Inlay tea leaf salad is always a must. This last time, we tried the paratha with coconut chicken curry - paratha was crispy and flaky, curry was delicious albeit a bit sweet but went well with the coconut milk. We also had the pork pumpkin stew which you could tell had been slow cooked for a long time. The flavors all melded together so well, the sauce was thick and rich, and the pork was so tender. Everything also goes well with their coconut rice!! And I always end my meal with their hot milk tea which reminds me so much of my beloved Hong Kong milk tea. Service is always good, and the restaurant is always clean and has traditional Burmese decor with wooden table mats to add to the ambiance. Love this place!
What are you waiting for, people? Seriously...you have to get to this restaurant and try literally everything on this menu. Still.....our favorite place to visit. This is truly a family restaurant and the service is absolutely impeccable. I love absolutely every dish I have tried and am apparently on an eggplant kick lately. This time I tried the eggplant curry and it was exquisite. Do yourself a favor and order the Palatha and Curry Dip as a starter. It is the epitomy of comfort food.