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Burma Love

Burmese, Vegan Tofu & Salad

Worth ordering: Soupnamed in 6 reviews

Try the Burmese samusa soup; reviewers recommend it as a substantial, flavorful meal, but note that it can be very hot.

4.1food Poor vegan options

$$$

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Good to know: Confirm Shan noodles are made without egg noodles when ordering a vegan version.
Ask for the vegan version of the tea leaf salad, prepared without dried shrimp and fish sauce.

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Order rice separately if you want it with a tofu dish; reviewers note it may not be included.
Good to know: Check whether shared frying oil is acceptable to you before ordering fried tofu or samusas.

Must-try

Worth ordering: Samusa soupnamed in 5 reviews

People also mention salad, curry and eggplant curry.

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Also fiery tofu with vegetables, garlic eggplant, mint tofu, platha and sambusa soup.

Good for

The vibe: groups

Praised for attentive service, beautiful interior and friendly service.

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Also praised for generous portions, cozy atmosphere, fast service and good value.

Good to know

Gluten-free options
Outdoor seating
Lunch, dinner, takeout
Cards and mobile pay

About

Burma Love serves Burmese favorites in a stylish, bi-level dining room, with vegan versions of tea leaf salad and samusa soup alongside tofu and vegetable dishes. Reviews praise the attentive staff and group-friendly service, though tofu dishes can cost over $20 before rice, and some dishes need clear vegan modifications.