Pancake Stall In Burma video
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Savory rice pancakes called "mohnt yay bah" - a traditional all-time favorite snack of Burma (Myanmar). The first time my niece went to Burma, she was tiny and what with the heat and the upheaval, she completely lost her appetite. But the smell of these delicate crepes tempted her and in the end it was the only thing she would eat!Comments
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rumya says :
This pancake looks like appam Kerala style. I love appam with cocount chutney or sweet cocount milk. Thanks.
Posted on: 31 May 2008 - 9:49pm
butterbites says :
When I was in India, I would never have a problem eating out. The street food looked and tasted so great, and I would never pay any attention to hygiene standards. Never had any health problems as well. Ever since I have come to the US, I get sick every time I go back - mostly stomach upset. It is amazing how people living in the east develop some sort of resistance to all the bacteria and viruses, and eat almost about anything anywhere without having to worry about health implications. For international travelers, I always recommend reputed restaurants where one owuldnt have to worry about hygiene standards.
Posted on: 9 February 2008 - 5:24pm
shantihhh says :
In Myanmar we mainly ate in little family run restaurants or at the hotel in Rangoon.
I loved one restaurant over the water at Inlay Lake that was spectacular however we haven't been to Myanmar for a few years now.
Shanti/Mary-Anne
Posted on: 13 October 2007 - 4:28pm
kwantonge says :
Those kind of food may look nice. But it will not identify food and safety hygyene standard.
Posted on: 13 October 2007 - 4:22pm
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