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Traveling Dawei, Tanintharyi Region on Your Own - Food and Dining
http://www.hotsia.com > Traveling Dawei, Tanintharyi Region on Your Own > Food and Dining Information about traveling Dawei, Mergui, Kawthaung, Tanintharyi Region, Myanmar. Traveling Dawei on your own. Dawei local cuisine. Loy Krathong festival at the end of Buddhist Lent. Eating Dawei noodles. Delicious Street Foods of Dawei. Food and dining in Dawei, Tanintharyi Region. For breakfast, locals like to eat Mataba, a type of roti dough pressed on a hot pot to puff up.
Then dip it in curry sauce or something similar. I saw many shops selling Mataba roti, often paired with Burmese coffee, which includes milk, coffee, and some white powder. For breakfast, people also eat fried rice. I found a popular shop that makes fried rice with a delicious fried egg. For lunch, I tried seafood in Dawei but it was not as satisfying as I expected. Communication was difficult; I ordered grilled shrimp but got stir-fried shrimp instead. Even if someone speaks Thai, don't assume they fully understand you; they just try hard because they want your business.
In summary, seafood in Dawei is definitely cheaper than in Thailand, but I couldn't find the right restaurant. If anyone knows, please tell me as I plan to revisit. For dinner on my first day, I went to a temple fair where Burmese-style noodles were sold. I sat eating and filming a clip. On the second day, I only had smoothies, not feeling hungry and also losing weight. Actually, if you walk around the narrow streets of Dawei, there are local food stalls where you can eat. I recommend a restaurant with a nice view, located in the largest shopping mall I think in Dawei today, a multi-story building with floors 1-3.
The mall sells goods, and the rooftop floor is a shop selling smoothies, coffee, and cakes. From the top floor, you can see almost the entire city of Dawei. This shop is very popular. The recommended time to visit is in the evening before dark to watch the sunset and enjoy Dawei's night atmosphere. Food here is not expensive. This shop is located right next to Garden Hotel, on the left corner of the street. mr.hotsia October 2013. Recommended hotels in Tanintharyi Region. Burmese Thang Taek dessert. Traditional Dawei Myanmar.
Sticky rice with coconut custard, Dawei city. Taste Burmese rice noodles. Dawei morning market food. Dawei seafood. Dawei fried noodles. Dawei fried rice. Burmese fried rice in Dawei. Amazing roti. GPS coordinates: 14°4'44.951"N, 98°11'47.555"E. Coconut roti at the temple fair. GPS: 14°4'27.083"N, 98°11'20.495"E. Buttered bread with fried egg. GPS: 14°4'27.083"N, 98°11'20.058"E. Buttered bread with omelet. This is the most famous shop in Dawei. Welcome.
Dawei local cuisine. GPS coordinates: 14°4'27.251"N, 98°11'21.12"E; 14°4'27.125"N, 98°11'21.113"E; 14°8'23.291"N, 98°5'59.291"E. Fried rice at a seaside restaurant. GPS: 14°8'23.489"N, 98°5'59.231"E; 14°8'23.561"N, 98°5'59.069"E; 14°8'37.949"N, 98°5'27.089"E; 14°8'38.327"N, 98°5'27.281"E. Deep-fried battered crab by the sea in Dawei. Dawei desserts. Rooftop restaurant with a beautiful view above a shopping mall. GPS: 14°4'30.233"N, 98°11'35.669"E; 14°4'19.655"N, 98°11'7.103"E. The vendor gave me free dessert.
GPS: 14°4'44.94"N, 98°11'29.879"E; 14°4'45.005"N, 98°11'29.831"E. Dawei girl at a smoothie shop. This photo was taken at GPS: 14°4'30.486"N, 98°11'35.039"E. Returning to the same rooftop restaurant with a beautiful view. GPS: 14°4'30.623"N, 98°11'35.999"E. Cotton candy roti but with coconut. GPS: 14°4'26.819"N, 98°11'20.225"E; 14°4'26.435"N, 98°11'20.555"E. Buttered bread with omelet. GPS: 14°4'27.179"N, 98°11'21.143"E. The most famous restaurant. GPS: 14°8'37.403"N, 98°5'27.905"E; 14°4'19.128"N, 98°11'9.132"E.
Not sure if this is tofu. Breakfast by mr.hotsia. Dawei girl at a smoothie shop.
