Lyan Asian Market & Restaurant

Come check out this Burmese grocery store and restaurant! Their Kyay Oh and Sabuti were superb, both of the broths were very flavorful. Their menu also includes many other items, such as papaya salad, noodle salad, and rice dishes.

Ordered the spicy tea leaf salad, mutton biryani, and s11 noodles. The noodles were simple and good, the mutton had a lot of meat, and beware the chilis they provide are spicy. Good though. Will come again

5 stars. Everyone has different tastes, so no restaurant can please every single person with every dish. It is important to separate personal preference from real issues like poor quality or bad service. Fair reviews should consider the overall experience. Here, the staff are super friendly and attentive, the food is presentable and flavorful, and the portion sizes and prices are very customer-friendly. Overall, this restaurant offers great value and deserves to be judged fairly as a whole. If you have not tried it yet, I recommend stopping by and giving it a chance. You might be pleasantly surprised and find a new favorite spot.

The owners are some of the nicest and most genuine people. You can truly see how much care, love, and effort they put into everything they do. The food is consistently 10/10 — fresh, flavorful, and made with so much attention to quality. I’m so glad they opened a grocery store and restaurant in one location. It’s so convenient and really feels like getting two great experiences in one place. Highly recommend supporting this business!

Located inside a small room inside a small crowded grocery store is this Burmese restaurant. This review is mainly about the restaurant as there's not too much to say about the small grocery store that sells mainly Asian groceries. This is only the 3rd Burmese restaurant that I'm aware of and this one has the most extensive menu. It's also the only one within 30 minutes of the Garland area. The taste is more like home cooking so everything is less salty and the drinks less sweet and some may prefer that. I personally prefer Inlay first and Dingdi second in terms of taste. But it was good to try some Burmese dishes that the other two places don't have. Service was friendly but they forgot one of the dishes we ordered until we were already leaving. The interior is the absolute definition of a hole-in-the-wall restaurant. Worth a try of you like Burmese food.