Café Salween

“The place is located on the rooftop floor of the office building. There are outdoor seats, best for evening. Their local latte is great. You can choose your preference sweetness. Good for meeting. The only cons may be limited parking space at the building ground parking.”

“One of my favorite coffee shop in Yangon! Nice and quiet spot for a weekend brunch. Their coffee menu is impressive, with tons of options to choose from, a paradise for coffee lovers! Plenty of good food options too, the banana blossom salad is a personal favorite”

“Drinks menu is superb. Pizza is delicious but fewer choice. I would recommend cold noodles rather than beef pho. Dessert menu would be very nice for foreigners. Free wifi, almost every table has nearest plug for your electronics devices.”

PJ★★★★★

Really nice café in Yangon ☕️ The place has a cozy and relaxing vibe, perfect for chilling or meeting friends. The coffee was really good and you can tell they care about the quality. I also tried some food and it was delicious. The presentation was nice and the portion was good too. Staff were friendly and service was smooth. 😊 Overall a great spot if you’re looking for good coffee and a comfortable café to spend some time. Would definitely come back! ✨

winnie Tin Nwe Wynt★★★★

The appitizer are perfect but beef tenderloin is not the way we ordered. It was well done instead of medium rare and taste is very blend. Cocktails are real cocktails (not the soft drinks like others 😂). The best thing is dining at the outdoor area which is very relaxing. Some Service staff need to be trained for product knowledge and behaviour.

Min Hein Thant★★★

I had the Shan-style breakfast set here, which includes an appetizer, a main dish, a dessert, and a drink. The presentation was thoughtful, and the portion size felt balanced — just right to start the morning without feeling heavy. In terms of flavor, the meal was decent but leaned toward a more general taste rather than authentic Shan cuisine. The seasoning was mild, and the dishes lacked the distinct flavor and depth that typically define traditional Shan cooking. It seemed to be a simplified version made to suit a wider range of palates. Their youtiao was great. I had tried their Pho noodles and Laksa long before at the former place and it was delicious though. Service was polite, and the environment was clean and comfortable, which added to the dining experience. There are also some unique Burmese menus if you may wish to explore. It runs as bar during evening. Overall on this breakfast experience, it’s a pleasant place for a light breakfast, though those seeking genuine Shan fl

Elena Z.★★★★

The place is located on the rooftop floor of the office building. There are outdoor seats, best for evening. Their local latte is great. You can choose your preference sweetness. Good for meeting. The only cons may be limited parking space at the building ground parking.

Shoon lett Win★★★★

I recently visited this charming rooftop cafe and was pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, making it the perfect spot for a peaceful break from the city below. They offer an impressive range of coffee, from the classics to some unique specialty brews – coffee lovers will definitely appreciate the variety here! The menu also includes breakfast options and local desserts, which is a nice touch. I tried one of their desserts, and I loved that it wasn’t overly sweet. Prices are a bit on the higher side, but given the ambiance and quality, it’s worth it for an occasional treat. Overall, a lovely place to relax with good coffee and a beautiful view.

Franca Berthomier★★★★★

One of my favorite coffee shop in Yangon! Nice and quiet spot for a weekend brunch. Their coffee menu is impressive, with tons of options to choose from, a paradise for coffee lovers! Plenty of good food options too, the banana blossom salad is a personal favorite

Cavin★★★★★

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Hidden Rooftop Gem with Authentic Shan & Kachin Cuisine I enjoyed both the Shan Breakfast Set and the new Shan + Kachin Lunch Set here today, and it was a wonderful experience from start to finish. I went with my usual: Stuffed Sago Ball (entrée) Baked Sticky Rice Paste with Pork, wrapped in banana leaf (main) Fried Black Sticky Rice Cake (dessert) Complimentary Myanmar Tea Everything was delicious and true to Eastern Shan style; a nice reminder that “Shan cuisine” isn’t a monolith. To anyone complaining it’s “not Shan enough”; maybe you’ve only tasted the Southern variations. 😉 The Shan + Kachin Lunch Set is a must-try for two: generous, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Standouts include the pounded potato (Shan-style) and the pounded beef (Kachin-style). The Kachin baked fish was tender and memorable. Beyond the food, the service was excellent, the staff were welcoming, attentive, and happy to explain the dishes. This spot offers incredible value, especially

May★★★★

Drinks menu is superb. Pizza is delicious but fewer choice. I would recommend cold noodles rather than beef pho. Dessert menu would be very nice for foreigners. Free wifi, almost every table has nearest plug for your electronics devices.