Burma Superstar · Temescal
4721 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland
Burma Superstar · Park Street
1345 Park Street, Alameda
Burma Superstar · Temescal
4721 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland
Burma Superstar · Park Street
1345 Park Street, Alameda
Before the tea leaf salad became famous, it was a quiet ritual in a small corner of the Inner Richmond. That was 1992. Three decades later, Burma Superstar has traveled to Alameda and Oakland — but the heart of the journey remains the same: to translate a country's soul, not word by word, but flavor by flavor. Come taste what the road has taught us. Let your curiosity be your guide.
The original neighborhood institution — the restaurant that introduced Burmese cuisine to generations of Bay Area diners since 1992.
The same classics that started it all, now in Temescal — generous, shareable Burmese cooking in a warm room.
This menu reflects the way we cook — layered, balanced, and grounded in flavor. Gathered from tea shops in Yangon and grandmothers who never measured anything but love. Many of these dishes have been part of the restaurant since 1992, alongside a few newer additions developed over time. We changed nothing but the address.
Eat slowly. Thank them silently. And when you leave, take a little bit of Burma with you.
A taste of what the road has taught us. The full menu and current prices live on our ordering pages.
Imported fermented tea leaves tossed tableside with crunchy beans, nuts, seeds, tomato, and lime. The dish that started it all.
Crispy samusas, falooda noodles, and lentils in a savory, lightly spiced broth. Comfort in a bowl.
Flaky Burmese flatbread, layered and griddled to golden, served with curry dipping sauce. A staple since day one.
Vibrant, rich coconut curry over egg noodles with all the trimmings. Bright, layered, and deeply satisfying.
Wide rice noodles wok-tossed with basil, chili, and shrimp. Smoky, herbal, and built for sharing.
Bright, herbal, and seasonal — Burmese spicing over fresh vegetables. Naturally vegetarian and full of flavor.
Choose your location and order online for pickup. The food's worth it, and the people serving it actually care.
Reserve a table or just walk in — both rooms are warm, welcoming, and neighborhood-driven. Hours and directions below.
The same Burma Superstar favorites — tea leaf salad, samusa soup, platha, curries, and rice plates — packed by the tray. Each tray serves 6–8 adult portions. Orders require at least 48 hours' notice. For larger or full-service events, email events@burmainc.com.
Digital gift cards sent straight to the inbox — redeemable at any Burma Food Group location, including both Burma Superstar restaurants.
Pick either Burma Superstar — the card works at every Burma Food Group table.
Pick an amount, write a note, and schedule the email. That's it.
Show the code at the table or use it online. Simple as that.
