Best Burmese Restaurant Concord Near Me

4worldlovers: Burma is a former name of now called Myanmar and is one of the Southeast Asian Countries with more than 100 ethnic groups. Border-lined by five countries of China, Thailand, India, Bangladesh and Laos, Burma offers rich and unique cultural traditions that will last forever in the history.


A great leader once said, “Burma is indeed one of those lands of charm and cruelty. I have found more warmth, more wholehearted love, more tenderness, more courage and more caring concern among my people, as we hope together, suffer together, and struggle together, than anywhere else in the world. But those who exude hate and vindictiveness and rave about annihilating and crushing, are also Burmese, our own people”

4worldlovers:
Located in the heart of downtown Concord, Todos Santos Plaza, Aung Burma is the casual/fine dining restaurant where the locals go to dine, drink, and socialize. Specialized in the fusion of Thai, Chinese and Indian Cuisines, our menu features dishes assembled from the freshest ingredients, sure to bring bold and inspiring flavors into your life. Join us today at 2151 Salvio St Ste. E, Concord, Ca 94520.

Call us to make reservations indoor or outdoor at (925)-332-7957.

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4worldlovers: A place where we specialize in homemade Burmese food made from scratch. Your taste buds will thank you for the spectacular taste you will have at Aung MayLiKa!

Burma is a former name of now called Myanmar and is one of the Southeast Asian Countries with more than 100 ethnic groups. Border-lined by five countries of China, Thailand, India, Bangladesh and Laos, Burma offers rich and unique cultural traditions that will last forever in the history.

A great leader once said, “Burma is indeed one of those lands of charm and cruelty. I have found more warmth, more wholehearted love, more tenderness, more courage and more caring concern among my people, as we hope together, suffer together, and struggle together, than anywhere else in the world. But those who exude hate and vindictiveness and rave about annihilating and crushing, are also Burmese, our own people”