Mandalay Travel Guide

Myint Myint Khin

Recognisable by the abbreviation MMK on the company logo, the most famous purveyor of Htou moun in all of Myanmar.

Unique Bar and Restaurant

This bar and restaurant is near the foot of the Mandalay hill, and provides an easily accessible lunch spot during a tour of the nearby mona

Mingalar-bar

A good place to try a large variety of local Myanmarese cuisine. Apart from the pun-ny name, the restaurant's dishes are quite creative. The

Shop for Htou mont

They will normally let you try the different types. You can have mixed boxes as well. Eat them within 4-7 days (depends on type).

Street Pancakes

Afternoons you'll find a pleasant Indian lady making savoury and sweet street pancakes in a cast iron frying pan in front of her house. Chea

Super 81

Double-storey restaurant with great barbecued seafood. Air-conditioned second floor. The extensive menu includes Thai, Chinese, Indian and w

AD1 Hotel

Central location in the heart of Zeygo Market. The rooftop is something special. Rooms are tacky and baths dated, but the price is OK.

Nylon Hotel

Room, bathroom quality is standard for Burma at this price. Basic breakfast and working Wi-Fi in room included. Extremely friendly staff, ex

Mahar Hotel

One block from Nylon Hotel, rooms are very clean and relatively good value for the price (for Mandalay), though single rooms are small. Hot

Peacock Lodge

Terrific home stay B&B, with very friendly family staff. A bit out of the centre. Has bike rentals. Free Wi-Fi in the rooms, includes breakf

Hotel Sahara

2-star hotel in the heart of Mandalay. 29 rooms (3 different kinds), all of which offer AC, TV, fridge, hot/cold showers, comfortable beds;