Nila's Burmese Kitchen

The place, although name says Burmese restaurant, it didn't have many Burmese dishes on the regular menu. The food is quite tasty, but the portions are on the small end. The restaurant is more catering the nearby business and not to experience the authentic Burmese dishes (evident by the limited menu choices during regular business hours). They only prepare the traditional Burmese food (like Mohinga, a traditional stable street food) during special event that runs occasionally. This is a bummer. If you're looking for Burmese food, this isn't the place.

This is a little hidden gem was very helpful explaining the dishes really nice food I got a half pork tamarind and half chicken split pea masala curry with 2 lamb samosa big portions very flavourful and its cheap for what you get n I got a bottle of homemade chili sauce which is also very nice I'd definitely go back

You can't get anything better than this. Absolutely everything is delicious and affordable! She is so nice and I can guarantee you will be full and happy after having lunch here. Hands down for the pork! Absolutely a must 🙂

Nila makes some amazing food, ive been here a few times at lunch time and it always hits the spot, ive heard the local businesses praising the high quality of the food here too! Try the pork its amazing, i also love the chicken but haven’t tried the beef yet

The food here is awesome, would highly recommend the Pork Tamarind curry, the service is great also. The prices are a little on the high side. It’s a shame to see it always so empty, but I feel this may be why. With it being close to so many workplaces I feel you may be out pricing the lunchtime crowd, a lunch time offer would be great, a £10+ spend on lunch, albeit great food means it can only be a treat every once in a while, so many people opt for the cheaper options nearby