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<\/a>\nVeggie Fritters \u2013 a tempting assortment for starters.<\/p>\n
From the Noodles section: Desserts: I do wish the food had been a little more hard-core, but I\u2019m guessing that they offer what the location would likely accommodate. Delightful folks: we wish them all the best!<\/p>\n Amayar Kitchen is located at 111 East Passaic St, Maywood, NJ.<\/em> A Burmese restaurant in Maywood, NJ. Read on…. Continue reading <\/a>
\nBurmese Tea Leaf Salad \u2013 known to all at the table as Lahpet Thoke, but the menu shied away from all but a few Burmese designations.<\/p>\n<\/a>
\nTofu Salad \u2013 the yellow tofu is a clue that we\u2019re doing Burmese cuisine. It gets its color from yellow split peas and turmeric.<\/p>\n
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\nSee Jet Noodles \u2013 roast duck with garlicky noodles.<\/p>\n<\/a>
\nBait Noodles \u2013 named for the seaport on the southern tip of Myanmar, the noodz are topped with shrimp, sausage, a fried egg, beans and bean sprouts.<\/p>\n<\/a>Aung San Fried Rice with roasted beans, a fried egg, and Three Layer Pork Curry \u2013 the special of the day. (I\u2019m guessing that \u201cthree layers\u201d refers to the pork belly stripes!) The best dish of the group IMO.<\/p>\n
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\nAssorted Burmese Cakes\/Jellies<\/p>\n<\/a>
\nCoconut Sticky Rice Cake in Banana Leaf \u2013 sweet roasted coconut inside a dumpling made from pounded sticky rice, the most intriguing of the lot.<\/p>\n
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