Burma Love - Menu

Their two tofu variants are both very tasty, and their veggies aren't bad either. Pretty fancy and expensive though.

We went to the restaurant before a theater show and the food came out very quickly and was excellent we were out of the restaurant and our way to the theater in 45 minutes!

Great new location. Less busy than their Mission location, which is more pleasant. Love the vegan versions of the sambusa soup and tea leaf salad. Always great quality. Updated from previous review on 2022-01-12 View menu

Excellent dining option before seeing a show at Golden Gate Theater. We love Burma Superstar but didn't know what to expect at Burma Love.... pleasantly surprised and happy with food quality, service ambiance. Will definitely be back! AND, of course, had the Tea Leaf Salad love it!!

Always enjoy the food here, nice that there are enough vegan options. What seems to be more and more common at restaurants, you order an appetizer, salad and entree, and if you order them up front, they all arrive at the same time. My friend ordered an appetizer as her entree but it arrive before we got the salad as our appetizer.

This is a good place to take non-vegan friends. We all enjoyed the vegan version of the famous Tea Leaf Salad (made vegan by removing dried shrimp and fish sauce), and I got the Fiery Hodo Tofu. It was good, though you have to buy rice separately which puts the dish well over $25 — pretty pricey for tofu. It’s a lovely restaurant and is very close to public transit. View menu

The food was good when it finally came but the service was horrible. After and hour our appetizer never came out. Friends that came and order after us good their food before we did. Their food came before the appetizer they ordered. They brought the wrong food out and when we informed our server he asked what we wanted him to do about it... our last round of drinks sat at the bar for 35 minutes and our server disappeared and never came back. His whole section was flagging down other waiters for help. We had reservations at a nearby bar so we had to tell them to cancel the last round of drink and just get the check. We have ourselves a 2 1/2 window for dinner and we were still late to our res...

Our starters, Tea Leaf Salad and Burmese Samusas, were great! We were off to a good start.Unfortunately, as we progressed, food was just OK to mid. For example, the Chicken Kebat is too lemony, and then the dried fried string beans is a bit salty.We had a big group (12 of us), so we ordered more like Wok Tossed Broccoli, which is bland while Burmese Style Beef Curry is salty and the meat is hard.Dessert came after about 20 minutes wait, and it is super sweet.The only best ones are the appetizers. The rest are not well cooked and seasoned, unfortunately.For drinks, I tried Riesling as starter and Burmese Milk Tea for main. Riesling paired really well with the appetizers. Burmese milk tea pair...

My friend and I split a few dishes together including their Rainbow Salad, the Mint Tofu, and their String Beans with a side of coconut rice. The salad was a picturesque blend of vegetables with a citric dressing that made for a refreshing start to our meal. Their tofu and string beans were also packed with incredible flavors and I could tell they really put a high standard to the food they serve. Everything was top notch. Although the food was great and we enjoyed our experience, I was a shocked at how steep some of the prices were even for the veggie options that we had ordered. Paying $20+ for each of our dishes was a bit of a shocker but hey, these are SF prices right? Burma Love is a gr... View menu