Bangkok is packed with Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Western cuisine, but Feel Myanmar Restaurant brings something different to the table with its authentic Burmese fare.

Located near Ratchaprasong Road, the Yangon-born restaurant serves everything from lahpet, fermented-tea leaf salad seved with nuts and tomatoes (small B60/ large B80), to heavier dishes like the ohn nyot khout swel (B60), Burmese-style wheat noodles with curried chicken and vegetables in coconut milk broth.

You'll also find classic mohinga (B60), a rice noodle soup traditionally made with catfish broth, and noodles similar to Thai khanom jeen, as well as Myanmar Special Coffee (B50) and may myo tea (B35). Kawee Jarach