Authentic Halal Burmese Cuisine in the Heart of Kuala Lumpur
ZAYYAR Restoran (Halal Myanmar cuisine) offers a delightful journey into traditional Burmese flavors right in Kuala Lumpur. This charming restaurant is celebrated for its extensive menu featuring beloved dishes like motehingar and ohn-no-khout-swe, served with Burmese tea and snacks that bring a true taste of Myanmar to the city. Guests praise the generous portions and the tender, fragrant biryani that melts in your mouth, complemented perfectly by their flavorful bean naan.
Visitors appreciate the warm hospitality and attentive service, making dining here a welcoming experience. Whether enjoying a morning meal or picking up cooked food to savor at home, the authentic flavors and quality make ZAYYAR a standout spot for those seeking genuine Burmese cuisine in a clean and inviting setting.
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Khaing Chit
3 weeks agoThis place needs no special introduction among the Burmese community in KL. Came here for chicken biryani, left with zero regrets and a very happy stomach. Chicken was a bit dry-but hey, it was chicken breast, that was kind of expected if you know what I mean .
Stephan van den Berg
4 weeks agoThis restaurant provides excellent and authentic Burmese food. The food is incredibly tasty, especially the Biryani which was very aromatic and came in a large portion size. The restaurant serves all classic Burmese staple dishes, so you will not miss out on any of your favourites. Also the restaurant is spotless. The staff takes great care in ensuring that the restaurant and eating area are clean.
Yin Thong Cheah (Thong)
a month agoA real hidden gem in Pasar Seni! I tried the mohinga and samosas, and they were absolutely delicious. The prices are very affordable, and it’s clearly popular with the Burmese community. I’ll definitely be back.
Oppo
a month agoCeylon tea is not very good I would like to see the fried rice to be better Thank you
Len Aye
a month agoVery nice Burmese restaurant in the centre of KL serving all the popular dishes that we love to eat back home. Naturally came here in the morning to have motehingar and ohn-no-khout-swe (only 10 Ringgits each) along with Burmese tea and other snacks. We also bought lots of cooked food to take home and each one of them we tried tasted really good. So happy to have found this place.