Are you looking to expand your palate or find comfort in food you know well and love? Well, look no further than the Burmese cuisine at Fort Wayne, Indiana’s Asian Restaurant Mahnin.
One thing you may or may not know about Fort Wayne is that we have a large and proud Burmese population. In fact, Indiana has the largest population of Burmese individuals in the US.
The Burmese culture has a large impact in the community and cuisine is one of the best ways for you to get a taste!
At the beginning of her journey, Mahnin sold tasty traditional Burmese meals at a small Asian grocery store in Fort Wayne. The Burmese community grew to know Mahnin well and with some time, a restaurant was born.
The building recently received a paint job and with its bright red color it’s hard to miss! While it has been referred to as a “hole in the wall,” it is always with love, because no one can deny how the food is delicious and comforts those with a love for Thai/Burmese food.
While they offer a full menu they will take special requests. Some of their iconic dishes are Lahpet Thoke (tea leaf salad), shrimp eggrolls and Gang Panang.
Mahnin Asian Restaurant serves many more traditional Burmese dishes including mohinger and tom yum soup.
Mahnin Asian Restaurant is a great place to try new foods and experience another culture. It is an affordable place to eat with the average meal cost of $10.00, so it's a great place for families on a budget.