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Feel restaurant

Yangon - For dinner we went to this restaurant that came highly recommended for its many local patrons.   There were many local diners in this restaurant and food was good.   It is more casual and I had to walk up to the counter and pick the dishes I like,  my orders was noted down and brought to my table.

Pick and choose your dishes
complimentary starters
The sauce in the middle was spicy and had a strong fish smell but fortunately it tasted good.

Dishes Lesley ordered
Lesley ordered 'fried prawns with sambal', 'egg plant', 'mutton' and 'vermicelli and egg' dishes.  All tasted really good.   We cleared the dishes and the second round I ordered them.

Beef stew and pork stew
The Beef had a very strong 'animal' smell and not really to my liking.  The Pork was ok.

Roti prata or Roti chennai
It was funny to see this Roti prata being sold which I believe has more to do with Malaysian influence.  Many Yangon residents can speak Malay having lived and work there for years.

Malacca food
This Feel restaurant also had hawker style stalls set up outside the restaurant that serve Malaysian food of Laksa and chicken rice.


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