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La Yone
CHINESE $
(Zeigyo Rd; mains from K3000; 8am-9pm; )
Almost every restaurant in Pyin Oo Lwin
features Chinese-influenced dishes, but La Yone is run by immigrants from Fujian and so
the flavours are far more authentic. At night, it also acts as an unofficial beer station.
San Francisco
SOUTHEAST ASIAN $
(Golf Club Rd; noodles/mains from K2000/3000; 5.30am-9.30pm; )
A long way from the
Bay Area, this airy joint attracts many locals with its mix of Chinese and Thai dishes,
along with a few Kachin and Western specialities. Equally good for a beer; the servings
are big here.
Sain Mya Ayar
CHINESE $
(Zay Thit Rd; dim sum & noodles from K500; 6am-8pm)
Cute Chinese-style, open-air res-
taurant run by a Shan family serving tasty dim sum in the front yard of a modest half-
timbered colonial-era house. They do noodle dishes and juices too.
Club Terrace
SOUTHEAST ASIAN $$$
MAP
( 23311; 25 Golf Club Rd; noodles from K2500, mains from K4000; 8am-10pm; )
Pyin Oo
Lwin's most romantic restaurant occupies a gorgeous half-timbered colonial bungalow
with tables spilling out onto the garden terrace. The food favours a scrumptious combina-
tion of Thai and Chinese flavours, as well as a small selection of Shan and Western op-
tions. Extensive wine selection, including local fruit vintages, and the best service in
town.
Feel
EUROPEAN, PAN-ASIAN $$$
( 22083; off Nandar Rd; mains from K3000; 8.30am-9pm; )
The upmarket yet casual
lakeside setting is an obvious attraction, while the menu spans Europe and a fair chunk of
Asia (this is the only place in town for Japanese if you're craving sushi). Reservations
are occasionally advisable for dinner. The waterside terrace is a relaxed spot for coffee
(from K800) or a drink.
