Yoma

Can’t get over how amazing this place is! My first time having Burmese food and it definitely won’t be my last. The restaurant is well decorated and has some interesting history about Myanmar and Burmese food. Every single dish had so much flavor and and they were delicious. The owner and employees were super nice and answered any questions we had, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Come to Yoma hungry and experience the tasty food for yourself 😋

Stopped in for a casual dinner on a Friday night. The space is small and clean. You order at the counter but they bring the food out to you. We are both vegan and the menu was easy to navigate with a little conversation. I got the rainbow noodle salad and it was absolutely delicious and a perfect portion size. Would definitely recommend!

We LOVED this restaurant! The staff were very friendly, the food was all incredible. The limeade was the best I’ve ever had. We loved the spice mountain, a delicious curry with vegetables and crispy mini veggie samosas on top. The picked tea salad had tons of tangy flavor and crunch— and you get a ton of it. People also loved the chicken plata. They have tables in the restaurant, not usually too crowded. Overall the food is delicious and deeply comforting.

My wife has been wanting to try this place for a long time. We went last evening and got the ferment tea leaf salad, rainbow noodles, chickpea tofu salad, roselle leaf soup and stir fried roseele leaves with bamboo shoots. The food was phenomenal with unique flavors, textures, and ingredients. This place is very vegetarian/vegan friendly and we will definitely be back.

My boyfriend and I noticed this place driving by and decided to stop by two days ago, since we had never tried Burmese food before and were very curious. Well, we’re back again today too. So far we’ve had 3 spice mountains, 3 rangoon ice teas, spicy chicken noodles, happy chicken curry, limeade and yogurt drink. Every last one has been fantastic, and we plan on making our way through the menu in the coming months. The spice mountain samosa appetizer is our favorite. It’s all in the name—damn those things are packed full of delicious flavor. The staff is so friendly and the place is nicely decorated and peaceful, making for a great dining experience. They also sell what appear to be house-packaged ingredients, so you can bring a taste of Burma into your home (we bought the rangoon tea powder). I wholeheartedly recommend this place to anyone who wants to delicious food that takes the best from its south/east Asian neighbors and turns it into some of the tastiest cuisine my taste buds have had the pleasure of trying.

The food was sooooo savory and the hospitality is great! I got served with warmth and smile. I have never tried Burmese food, I ordered potato and curry chicken rice and it has blown me away! I am obsessed! The owner offered me free Burmese sticky rice balls because of the upcoming new year. The decoration is adorable too. A 5 stars dining experience for sure.

This is a cute little Allston spot with delicious, wholesome food and a very nice service. We ordered the coconut noodle soup and rainbow noodles and both were a delight! Rainbow noodles had a playful mix of textures and a very fresh quality, while the coconut broth was just what the doctor ordered for a cold winter day. Highly recommended and will definitely come back here!

I love this restaurant. It’s small, cozy, has the nicest people working there, and serves incredible food. Get the tea salad and rainbow noodles! The tea salad was savory and packed with these delish fried chickpeas. The rainbow noodles were so tasty and packed full of flavor and different noodle textures. Will be recommending to all my friends and will be back! For those with nut allergies, this place is peanut free I believe.