Briyani is widely eaten and very popular in Myanmar although it was introduced here when Indian immigrants arrived here during the British rule.
They are a few very popular and KSK is one of them. They have a few outlets in Yangon, each run by a son of the founder. When I used to spend time in Yangon many years ago, I normally frequented another old restaurant and so I was quite excited to try this as it was highly recommended.
Apparently Malaysian dignitories who come here are oftern served from this restaurant as it is halal. I was not dissapointed. The food is really good. My Burmese friend had 3 plates of rice...wow.
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| Side of the restaurant |
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| Restaurant signage |
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| View of the restaurant |
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| View of the curries |
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| An almost empty pot, another coming soon |
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| Really good!!! |
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| Yummy!!! |
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| Innards curry...really good |
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| Chicken curry |
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| Pickles, chillis and salt to add to your dishes as required |
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| View of counter |
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| Side of the restaurant |
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| Take away counter |
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| Cooking the old way |
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| Surrounding view |
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| View of the lane with additional seating place |
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| Nearby mosque |
If you like briyani, make sure you visit this place during your trip to Yangon. I do not have the address but I am sure most locals will know this place as briyani is very popular with all the races in Myanmar.
Until the next time, cheers.
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