"Though the Burmese prefer to eat the steaming soup before the sweltering midday temperatures set in, travellers inclined to sleep a little later should pay a visit to Lucky Seven Tea Shop, an old-school eatery that serves the specialty all day long."
"You can try delicious mohinga (traditional fish broth with noodles)."
"Yangon’s Best Mohinga Shops: Daw Yin Shwe - They’re ready for a bowl anywhere and anytime, even at midnight. There are only a few shops in the city that can accommodate such late-night fixes, one of which is U Yae Khel Street Mohinga, open from 9pm until around 4am or 5am."
"Tin Tin Aye mohinga shop on the roadside in Yankin Township (and 4 other locations in Yangon) produces the richest, fishiest broth."
"Yes, there's a wait, but do you see anyone walking away? Blame it on fragrant moh hinga (catfish curry) and traditional Burmese green-tea salads tarted up with lime and fried garlic."
"This is the famed fish chowder of Myanmar, arguably its national dish. And the simmering bowls served at Daw Phwa May are famous!"
"Mohinga is rice vermicelli in thick fish gravy with slivers of fish meat, sliced banana blossom, crushed crispy fritters, chives, sliced boiled eggs, and a lot of wholesome goodness. If we had to pick a favorite, it certainly has to be at the Unison tea house in Mandalay city in Myanmar."
"Yangon’s Best Mohinga Shops: Paday Thar Junction - Paday Thar Junction Mohinga uses three types of fish: small freshwater catfish called ngagyee, another type of catfish called ngakhu and a variety of carp known as ngagyin. The result is a strong fishy taste typical of Yangon mohinga."
"Yangon’s Best Mohinga Shops: Yaw Pyan Mohinga - The owner uses a generous amount of fish in the broth, and the combination of ingredients has made Yaw Pyan famous for the natural sweetness of its mohinga."
A rich and tasty fish broth along with the rice noodles, perfected with fritters, grilled prawns and fish that add additional flavors to the traditional noodles.