Welcome to Cherry Blossom Burmese Cafe & Sushi

“ First time here and everything was outstandingly delicious. We had street noodles, tea leaf salad and paratha potato curry. All vegetarian but if you’re a meat eater they will add your proteins. Super friendly. The owner explained about each order and how the Burmese food is influenced by China, India, and Thailand. We’ll definitely be back Sorry about the picture. We ate it too fast ”

“ Sooo good. The apples in the poke was a nice treat. I never had khoa soi before but it's a new favorite. The service was my favorite part, nice to meet people who cared about their customers. The decore is beauridul and my daughter even got to pick which tea cup she wanted. So pretty. ”

“ My sister and I stumbled upon this gem while looking for a new place to grab lunch. We were greeted at a table advertising the menu on an outdoor patio alongside a pitcher of a complimentary beverage. We ordered two dishes to share. We were intrigued by the tea leaf salad, which we thoroughly enjoyed. We also ordered the paratha with chicken and potato curry; so delicious! The complimentary beverage was a lovely concoction that I didn't catch the name of. (Perhaps the passionfruit tea) The gentleman serving us was friendly and attentive. He gave the same attention and care to each of the other patrons that dined during our visit. He also invited us to try the order ahead option for next time. This place is a new favorite! I definitely recommend giving the unique flavors of Burmese cuisine a try. ”

“ So impressed with the flavors! The owner was so kind to explain the profiles and the influences of Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Indian cuisines while maintaining a distinct culture. Definitely don’t wait to eat here! Go now! We had the tea leaf salad, Burmese street noodles, and the khao soi. The dishes remind me of those from other cultures, but the profiles are distinct. So, go in with an open heart and enjoy. Medium spice will make your nose run, but it’s not too bad. ”

“ Golden Coconut Khao Sol and the Burmese Fried Rice with Shrimp, I love Asian and I have been enjoying it since my dad introduced it to me. This nice small spot just made my top of my list, food!!!! Service!!!!! Atmosphere prefect. ”

“ The place was a hidden gems . Everything was 10/10 stars. Its definitely a date spot! We got lumpia, spring rolls, and gyoza for the appetizers! 10/10, I would recommend these appetizers to anyone who comes here. The spicy garlic salmon and the ahi tuna poke bowls were also good! All the poke bowls are large portions. Also, we tried the paratha with chicken & potato curry and it was amazing! Especially the paratha, we ordered some to go. The parking can be difficult at night as many establishments are next to it. It also didn't have the sign, so you'll have to look closely if you want to find the cafe. They have many drinks, but we just had thai tea, it was pretty good. They also have a breakfast menu if you wanted to go during those hours. We'd love to try the breakfast menu when we come back! ”

“ Excellent Burmese food that offers a fresh perspective. I decided to give Cherry Blossom Burmese Cafe a try on the weekend as during the weekdays that complex is usually very busy. I was hoping that there'd be more parking spots but it's pretty much the same as weekdays. At least it's less busy. We ordered the chicken & potato curry with paratha and the golden coconut khao soi. Both are incredible. Paratha is similar to naan but it's less puffy and more chewy. The curry is not your usual curry that is more soupy. It is more of a chicken curry potato stew. The khao soi is basically noodles in flavorful coconut soup, which reminds me of Singaporean laksa. Also be sure to try Burmese tea which is similar to Thai tea, but uses a different type of tea. Personally I like it more as it has a more complex flavor compared to Thai tea. ”

“ This place is a haven! Must try - khao soi, tea salad, garlic noodles and the Burmese tea is amazing. 10/10 highly recommend. Flavor of the khao soi was the best ”